I made a Flickr-to-Neowin posting WebApp

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winlonghorn

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Hey guys, I've made some updates to the App, here's the changelog:

- There are now settings to select which EXIF data you want to post

- Unavailable data is no longer shown (if, for example, the lens info is not present on the EXIF then the Lens label will not be shown)

- You can now select from 4 image sizes

- You can now select the title size

- Slight changes for smoother animations

Thanks for the feedback, be sure to let me know of any issues

http://luisargote.com/flickr.php

Excellent work and great idea! This will be a very handy tool!

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Argote

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Quick update: Just fixed a bug where there would be blank lines in some cases.

I know I promised bigger updates but I had been busy at work and will soon be moving to the San Francisco Bay Area to start a new job there so I'm quite busy.

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Chasethebase Veteran

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I've updated the post at the beginning of the thread with the latest link.

Great tool, I have used it many times and appreciate the work you've done here for our members :)

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Draconian Guppy

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Very clever and useful (for those who actually use Flickr!) ;)

Yeah, after I figured out the flicker imposed 200 limit on photostream ( for free acounts) i'm highly considering switching over to deviantart

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Chris Rollason

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Doesn't appear to work for me on IE10 on Windows 8. Tried it in normal and compatibility mode.

Oh and IE9 mode, where it doesn't work.

I press the button and nothing happens.

Works fine in Chrome and Firefox (nightly build)

Looking at it in Fiddler, no call is being made out to Flickr. (where as it is for Chrome and Firefox).

Hope that helps. Nice little tool by the way!!!

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IPB forum? I believed that neowin was a custom / handmade website, with their on web framework 0or something similar lol

 

Most websites these days run off a CMS, which they use on the front end news site.  The forums are developed by somebody else.  If you look at the very bottom of the forum, on the right it says "Powered by Ignition & IPB."

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