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Flickr API wrapper for PHP 5.3+
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- Upload a photo .
- Build the request parameters .
- Execute multiple POST requests
- Add OAuth parameters .
- Replace a file .
- POST a POST request
- Set OAuth Access Token
- Set the endpoint
- Set the upload endpoint
- Set the replace endpoint
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QUESTION
Hello can someone help me resolve this issue. I tried the possible solutions of stackoverflow, but still I am getting error. I am a beginner in Flask. Removed some middle part of the code as I wasn't able to post it. I am getting 404 error on few files:
My HTML template code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 20:15Well you need to place the static folder in the main directory and not inside the template folder.
QUESTION
This project is a recycler view fragment that gets images from flickr and display it. I used loopers and handlers to communicate between the recycler fragment and the downloading thumbnail fragment... I'm using Android Studio Bumblebee...
I’m facing an error with requestHandler… Maybe i’m not seeing a specific issue. but i checked the code several times but couldn’t find the missing part…
I get this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 19:11I solved it in 2 steps
1- made requesthandler nullable... thanks to @Tenfour04
2- made the gallery this way
QUESTION
I'm following an example from an iOS programming book. The example in the book downloads photos from Flickr and place them in a collection view. Each photo are downloaded through a link as one of the elements of an object in a json code. The example uses Core Data for persistence of data and involves conversion from Core Data managed object type to custom object type.
The compiler reports that "Cannot convert value of type '[Photo]' to expected argument type '[FlickrPhoto]'". The [Photo] is an array of Photo objects which are automatically generated by Core Data according to Entity and Attributes information provided by me and the [FlickrPhoto] is an array of FlickrPhoto objects which are custom objects.
Please let me know what problem there is and suggest some solutions. Thank you!
Relevant code is as follows:
Photo+CoreDataClass.swift
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 09:46In the function processPhotosRequest
there is a mapping from FlickrPhoto to Photo objects which is done so the data can be stored in Core Data but it is not those objects that should be returned so the row
QUESTION
This is a part of a project where i am building a clone of the Flickr App for educational purposes.
I am playing around for the first time with Dartdoc and Documentation concept in general, I managed to use Dartdoc and create a Doc folder with documentation for my project. However, for all my Stateful widgets, The widget itself has documented Properly however the state object (the object where I have my build methods, my initstate methods, and my state variables), I don't get any documentation for that, is that the default behavior or am I doing something wrong? I want to generate Documentation for this state object, the methods inside it, and the variables inside.
Apart From that, I am getting a couple of warnings, I will search further into those, and if can't manage to resolve them I will open a separate question.
Here is how I used Dartdoc:
Dartdoc command
End of Dartdoc command
Generated Doc
Generated Doc _ Methods
Forgive me if my question is stupid, it is my first time ever working with documentation :D
EDIT: A naive solution that I am doing, is that I moved most of my variables and methods to the widget object instead of my state object. Is this the right way to go about this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 19:50Your State
class is private (_FlickrCameraScreen
), so it will not generate public documentation. If you want public documentation for it, you will need to rename it to FlickrCameraScreenState
. You can give it a private constructor if you need to restrict creation to your FlickrCameraScreen
widget.
QUESTION
I came across a json decoding error in an example in a book. The error says:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 21:23The photos
in the json is not an array. It's an object.
Paste your json into https://app.quicktype.io in order to get the correct Codable objects.
QUESTION
I am using pagination.js to load asynchronous data using below code snippet.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 11:56Something like this:
QUESTION
We are currently creating a web app that mimics how flickr works as a project.
In this app, we have a galleries and photos.
In each gallery, we store the photo ids in an array.
gallery.photos = [ photoId1, photoId2, photoId3 ]
If we want to delete a photo from the gallery, however the photo stays on the database and can be accessed if you go to the user's profile but not from the gallery.
so if we do DELETE url/gallery/photos/photoId3
then GET url/gallery/photos/photoId3
, it would return an Error 404
.
There's an argument currently happening on whether we should use DELETE
or PUT
.
some say DELETE
as we are deleting things and photo isn't accessible from that url.
others say PUT
as we are just editing the list of photo ids.
So, my question is, is there a common convention when it comes to this problem ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 15:28is there a common convention when it comes to this problem ?
The important thing to recognize is that DELETE and PUT are of the transfer of documents over a network domain.
We use the standard methods in standard ways so that general purpose components can understand what the messages mean and do intelligent things.
If the semantics of the request are "the target uri should answer GET requests with a 404", then DELETE is appropriate. The underlying details of how your implementation achieves this are irrelevant.
Note that the definition of DELETE is pretty explicit about the limits of the semantics
If the target resource has one or more current representations, they might or might not be destroyed by the origin server, and the associated storage might or might not be reclaimed, depending entirely on the nature of the resource and its implementation by the origin server (which are beyond the scope of this specification).
Where things get really messy: HTTP gives us agreement on the meaning of the semantics of messages, but does not restrict implementations. In particular, it is perfectly valid that a DELETE of one resource would also change the representation of some other resource, or vice versa.
Imagine, if you will, that the gallery is a web page (/gallery/1/photos/webpage.html), with links to images, including a link to /gallery/1/photos/3.
QUESTION
I have a code like this I am using flickr-sdk which uses superagent to make all calls.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 14:25QUESTION
I'm taking an introductory databases course in college right now, and we're tasked with creating a basic Flickr clone web app. I've created all my tables, but I can't seem to properly create triggers. My partner has not been able to figure out this problem either. One condition for this app is that the owner of an album cannot change. Currently, our trigger looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 21:22Your are missing two semicolons
like seen in the example.
QUESTION
I am working with the Windows Forms app. It connects to the Flikr website via free API key, searches images that I provide through the textBox
and displays the names of the files that correspond to the keyword in the imagesListBox
. When I click on the image name in the imagesListBox
the image is displayed inside of the pictureBox
. Now I am trying to save an image from the pictureBox
and I get this error: "non-invocable member PictureBox.ImageLocation cannot be used like a method". Is there another method similar to ImageLocation
which I can use to retrieve the image url address? Here is my code for the button which is supposed to save the image:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 03:04Change the line to the following. ImageLocation is a property, not a method.
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