Does anyone have FlickrExport 1.3.4 or another freeware version of the software they could possibly send to me? It would be much appreciated.
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FlickrExport 1.3.4
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Miguel0019 said:do a google search for MSJ
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BTW u can get Flickr Export 1.3.4 from (See Link)
Link
http://connectedflow.com/downloads/FlickrExport/FlickrExport-1.3.4-src.tar.gz -hope that helps (i found it on the Connected Flow Site)
btw iv not tested it so...i dont know if it works
I downloaded the source, but I can't seem to compile the installer. Anyone got a binary for us?
The compile process seems to have a lot of references to files that the author had on his system but are not absolute paths to files included in the source download.
The compile process seems to have a lot of references to files that the author had on his system but are not absolute paths to files included in the source download.
Source Code is Borked Indeed
I wish I had the 1.3.4 installer. I have actually paid for the 2.0 version, but found it was hanging while trying to authenticate my flickr account... then I thought it was because my old computer (G3 iBook) runs iPhoto 2.0 and according to connected flow, I would need 3.0 or greater (although it did work a few days ago).
I downloaded the source and found obvious errors in the buildinstaller.sh scripts that would cause it not to work-- path references to the developer's hard drive, and a bogus reference to a file that does not exist (INSTALLER=/Developer/Applications/Install/Install.app)
But even on my MacBookPro, the plugin I paid for is failing to work as well-- can never get passed logging in to flickr.
What crap all around.
I wish I had the 1.3.4 installer. I have actually paid for the 2.0 version, but found it was hanging while trying to authenticate my flickr account... then I thought it was because my old computer (G3 iBook) runs iPhoto 2.0 and according to connected flow, I would need 3.0 or greater (although it did work a few days ago).
I downloaded the source and found obvious errors in the buildinstaller.sh scripts that would cause it not to work-- path references to the developer's hard drive, and a bogus reference to a file that does not exist (INSTALLER=/Developer/Applications/Install/Install.app)
But even on my MacBookPro, the plugin I paid for is failing to work as well-- can never get passed logging in to flickr.
What crap all around.
2.0.1 Update
FYI, if you use version 2, you need te newest:
http://www.connectedflow.com/blog/?p=38
There was some scuffle about flickr's api changing.
I did email the developer about the screwed up source code to 1.3.4, no response.
FYI, if you use version 2, you need te newest:
http://www.connectedflow.com/blog/?p=38
There was some scuffle about flickr's api changing.
I did email the developer about the screwed up source code to 1.3.4, no response.
I just got an email back from the developer and he says that he can't redistribute the 1.3.4 installer because it's proprietary software. He also said that we should be able to build the bundle from the xcode project and then just place the bundle into /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/PlugIns/ and it should work.
When I tried to build the xcode project "FlickrExport.xcodeproj" it failed and had two errors. It looks like there are several resources missing. I emailed him again asking for some more help on building it, but haven't heard back yet. I'll let you know if I do.
When I tried to build the xcode project "FlickrExport.xcodeproj" it failed and had two errors. It looks like there are several resources missing. I emailed him again asking for some more help on building it, but haven't heard back yet. I'll let you know if I do.
I found a copy of the old "open source" 1.3.4 version
You can download the old "open source" version here at the moment:
http://www.smashsworld.com/2006/08/iphoto-plugin-flickrexport-goes-naggy.php
http://str.smashsworld.com/?FlickrExport-1.3.4.dmg
Grab it before it goes away ;-)
As for making this truly open source (i.e. having all of the files you need to compile the darn thing), can people somehow reverse-engineer a working version if you have a copy of the finished package?
You can download the old "open source" version here at the moment:
http://www.smashsworld.com/2006/08/iphoto-plugin-flickrexport-goes-naggy.php
http://str.smashsworld.com/?FlickrExport-1.3.4.dmg
Grab it before it goes away ;-)
As for making this truly open source (i.e. having all of the files you need to compile the darn thing), can people somehow reverse-engineer a working version if you have a copy of the finished package?
THANK YOU!!
i've been looking for this for a long time. i'm glad it's available again for a while. if it's gone before anyone after this tries to snag it, PM me.
the developer really shouldn't claim that it's "open source" if he's not going to open up all the sources. what a greedy bastard.
i've been looking for this for a long time. i'm glad it's available again for a while. if it's gone before anyone after this tries to snag it, PM me.
the developer really shouldn't claim that it's "open source" if he's not going to open up all the sources. what a greedy bastard.