A few days ago, I moved this site off of my old hosting (finally) and inadvertently broke a few pages. Upon investigating, I realized that WordPress was hopelessly out of date and the theme was old and crusty as I haven't checked if there was an upgrade for that either. Now that I'm over on my new server, I have a script that keeps WordPress up to date (and secure), but I had to work out which plugins were breaking stuff.
I've decided to try out Crowd Favorite's Carrington theme, which I may tweak in the upcoming weeks, but for now, it works fine for my needs. Everything should work now.
I'll be pushing out an update for phpFlickr in the next day or two to support the new API methods.
Awesome news about the updates! I'm about to start a new project. Great timing
Sweet, looking forward to it. I want to switch to using phpFlickr instead of the defunct Oberkampf.
I don't suppose those new API methods include support for Collections?
@coda: no, Flickr still hasn't exposed their Collections methods to the public API. You should be able to go ahead and use the current version of phpFlickr until I can get the new one out, you'll just be (sort of) lacking some of the recent and less common API methods.
Pretty much the only thing holding back the new version is that I need to move the releases off of SourceForge because their file release system is a huge pain in the ass.
Ah ok thanks for the update Dan, and for phpFlickr!
Bugger about the collections.. that really sux.