I was also stuck getting the charts to appear with json. It works fine with google charts, but not with the flash charts. Quick search and I found your solution, many thanks.

Amazing blogpost, I didn't thought reading this was going to be so cool when I read the title!

Its good, But is there any Gallery that fatches images from flicker?

I'm going through the same process now as well.
Hope we get a chance to hook up, I noticed that you're also signed up for the next Drupal user meeting.
ptw

This is great! Thanks for sharing. It was simple to get it working on my Drupal 5 site.

Cheers,

David

WOW! This is so minor, but as someone new to Flickr it would've taken me a million years to fiure that out. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Found another today that does not appear in the above articles. The issue came up when attempting as CSS drop-down menu. When the list drops below the menu on hover it is rendered "behind" the content below it. This is normal behavior as the content below the menu is being rendered later and therefore "over" the older content, the typical method to bring this menu forward is to add a z-index to the <ul> that is dropping down. IE doesn't like this however, and after much frustration I ran across this tutorial which gives a rundown of just what IE is doing (er... not doing) with indexes applied to positioned elements. Thank you Aleksandar!

The skinny is that you will need to apply a z-index to the relatively positioned parent element of the drop down. In my case it was applied to a <div> containing my entire navigation menu. Very odd behavior...

Well assembled list. Thank you for doing te analysis and linking to the modules project pages.

Well stumbled across a little bug in IE6 that's symptom isn't directly referred to in the above articles. It occurs when an element has a negative top margin pulling it up into an element above that has a background. Wen this occurs IE6 will render the element with the negative margin "behind" the element above it. Not too sure why this occurs, but I have found that a position: relative; on the element with the negative margin will fix it.

Very annoying and took me a while to figure out what was happening, so thought I would throw it up here.

Hey Ryan, Glad to hear all is well. The Duhks will be in town in a couple of weeks, that should be fun, and I saw John Prine when he was here last month. It's been a cold wet summer...but winter is coming and you know me, all I want is a few nice winter storms so I can go out and play.

Randy

Great, thanks much I had been looking in flickr.info.

Do you think there would be a way to link to the flickr page from thickbox? At the bottom there is "close or esc key" and I think it might be nice to be able to visit the flickr page too if desired.

Appreciate your help very much.

Also using the alpha from April 2nd. The theme_flickr_photo function is on line 202 of flickr.module.  

May I ask what version you are using? I have the alpha from April 2nd, and I don't see the function theme_flickr_photo.

It's working fine for me on D6. In fact the themeing functions have a notable improvement from the D5 release of this module. Before anything, you might make sure that the Flickr block bug in D6 is not affecting you. Another option, if you can't wrestle thickbox into working, is to use lightbox. I have heard that they have built in flickr.module compatibility that works quite nicely.

Maybe the flickr module has changed for Drupal 6? I don't think the function is themeable. I couldn't get it to work in any case.

That is all.

So i did. Well done, me, well done.

yup

Here is test comment. With a test of the code filter.

<?php
  if(a=b && b=c){
    a=c;
  }
?>

Thanks