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KFlickr is a standalone KDE application that allows for easy upload of your favourite photos to your Flickr.com account.
10 years ago
fix drag-n-drop to work consistently
fix bug whereby non-unique IDs were being assigned causing list issues
fix bug causing 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons to disable attribute editing
update translations
fix bug preventing entering batch mode when selection made with Ctrl-A
10 years ago
fix drag-n-drop to work consistently
fix bug whereby non-unique IDs were being assigned causing list issues
fix bug causing 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons to disable attribute editing
update translations
fix bug preventing entering batch mode when selection made with Ctrl-A
TundraMan
15 years ago
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liquidat
15 years ago
And thank you for the fast answer!
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oisch
15 years ago
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TundraMan
15 years ago
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ach
15 years ago
it looks like you looked at the wrong
plugins interface. Digikam has two:
1) digikamimageplugins works on one
image in memory (used by the digikams image editor)
2) kipi-plugins work on a colletion
of files. (This is used the the
flickr plugins that will be part of the next kipi-pluigins release). kipi-plugins
interface is cross-applications and
used now by digikam, gwenview kimdaba and showimg.
With kipi-plugins it's possible
to write a simple app that accepts a list of
files from command line (or via
a desktop file with Exec: kipiflickr %U and drag&drop).
This app can just load the flickr
kipi-plugin and one can upload.
(Of course this would work with all
kipi-plugins not just flickr)
Have a look at
http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/extragear/libs/kipi-plugins/flickrexport/
If you're interested in code sharing
ask on kde-imaging m-l or irc freenode channel #digikam.
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ach
15 years ago
it looks like you looked at the wrong
plugins interface. Digikam has two:
1) digikamimageplugins works on one
image in memory (used by the digikams image editor)
2) kipi-plugins work on a colletion
of files. (This is used the the
flickr plugins that will be part of the next kipi-pluigins release). kipi-plugins
interface is cross-applications and
used now by digikam, gwenview kimdaba and showimg.
With kipi-plugins it's possible
to write a simple app that accepts a list of
files from command line (or via
a desktop file with Exec: kipiflickr %U and drag&drop).
This app can just load the flickr
kipi-plugin and one can upload.
(Of course this would work with all
kipi-plugins not just flickr)
Have a look at
http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/extragear/libs/kipi-plugins/flickrexport/
If you're interested in code sharing
ask on kde-imaging m-l or irc freenode channel #digikam.
Report