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phpFlickr 1.5.1

I've just released version 1.5.1 of phpFlickr. This implements the new flickr.photos.comments.getList method. You can finally display your photos' comments on your site, if you so desire. The function name is, of course, photos_comments_getList().

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  1. se.nsuo.us says

    Yipee!!! thanks for a speedy implementation

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  2. Richard says

    Right on, Dan. I guess there's no way to get all comments from a certain user yet, is there? I'd love to be able to create a feed of comments I make on people's photos. I know I can get an RSS feed of comments that I make (as well as subsequent comments made by others), but I'd love a list of comments just made by me.

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  3. Dan says

    Yeah, so far that's the only thing you can do with the API and comments. Hopefully they'll expand that capability soon.

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  4. anonymous says

    Hi Dan, thanks for this software. However the viral GPL license keeps me away from using it. Can you clarify the commercial use issues of phpFlickr. If you just want to protect your rights you can prefer LGPL. Otherwise, you may want to set a price for commercial license.

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  5. Dan says

    The main reason I chose the GPL license is that I'd rather that companies not take my code and sell apps based on the class without any compensation for my work. Obviously, they can, but their app will also need to be licensed under the GPL, so people will be able to legally obtain the source code for their application. On the other hand, if someone wants to distribute my work in a free application, but use a license other than the GPL, I am more than happy to grant them permission to use it under whichever license they choose (and I have already done so).

    If you're interested in distributing a commercial application, please send me an email at dan -the "at" symbol- dancoulter -dot- com and let me know what you want to use it for. I would be happy to grant a commercial license to people who were willing to support the project financially. If nothing else, donate what you think would be fair using the paypal link on the main page and contact me about getting a license.

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  6. Brenda says

    Any chance of an example?
    I get an array returned by photos_comments_getList($photoid);
    it seems to be 2 array entries for each single comment.

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  7. Dan says

    Your wish is granted. I've put an example up for using this. I'm not sure why you're seeing 2 array entries, though… care to email me the array that it spits out?

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