- MooTools -
- April 13th, 2009,
- 6 Responses
MooFlickrBadge
- 13 April
The latest MooTools-more RC version introduced this little cool thing called JSONP. Figured I'll give it a swing and create something that's actually using it – a flickr badge.
Possible options
new in 1.3
- [new] toImage: returns the large image instead of a link to flickr.
- [new] onComplete: fires an event when all images are loaded, passing an array of links as reference.
1.2
- apikey: your API key if you have one, otherwise just use the one provided.
- size: the size of displayed photos. Possible values are “s”, “m”, “l”.
- method: the method you want to use, defaults to
flickr.photos.getRecent. You can use any public method, such asflickr.photos.searchand set the post data usingpassData. - amount: the number of photos to fetch and display.
- passData: post data you want to pass with the request when using flickr.photos.search method.
- onProgress: fires an event every time a photo is loaded and passes the image element reference.
new MooFlickrBadge('badge', { amount: 18 });
<div id="badge"></div>
- Examples
- Get MooFlickrBadge-1.3.js (2Kb)
- Requires mootools-1.2.2-core.js and mootools-1.2.2.1-more.js or newer
6 responses so far. Care to add one yourself?
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Dominic Jones September 18th, 2009 at 11:03
Hi, this doesn’t seem to be working in Internet Explorer (6 or 7) - An error is thrown “MooFlickrBadge is undefined”
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Oskar Krawczyk September 21st, 2009 at 12:16
Update to MooTools 1.2.3.
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Dominic Jones September 23rd, 2009 at 10:56
have done that - doesn’t fix it - your demo page itself doesn’t work mate - sorry!
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Dominic Jones September 24th, 2009 at 10:35
Well, I fixed it.
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Winfried February 19th, 2010 at 20:14
I get the same “MooFlickrBadge is undefined” error in IE. Hm… Dominic, could you please tell us how you fixed it? Thanks a lot.
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Winfried February 19th, 2010 at 23:54
Ok, I fixed it as well. The error is at the line 28. You have to delete the comma!
