function create_uplFlickr_obj()
{
global $bhfpf;
unset($_SESSION['uplFlickr_auth_token']);
$bhfpf = new uplFlickr(get_option('afg_api_key'), get_option('afg_api_secret') ? get_option('afg_api_secret') : NULL);
$bhfpf->setToken(get_option('phpFlickr_auth_token'));
}
<?php
/* Last updated with uplFlickr 1.4
*
* If you need your app to always login with the same user (to see your private
* photos or photosets, for example), you can use this file to login and get a
* token assigned so that you can hard code the token to be used. To use this
* use the uplFlickr::setToken() function whenever you create an instance of
* the class.
*/
require_once "uplFlickr.php";
$bhfpf = new uplFlickr("<api key>", "<secret>");
//change this to the permissions you will need
$bhfpf->auth("read");
echo "Copy this token into your code: " . $_SESSION['uplFlickr_auth_token'];
<?php
/* Last updated with phpFlickr 1.3.2
*
* This example file shows you how to call the 100 most recent public
* photos. It parses through them and prints out a link to each of them
* along with the owner's name.
*
* Most of the processing time in this file comes from the 100 calls to
* flickr.people.getInfo. Enabling caching will help a whole lot with
* this as there are many people who post multiple photos at once.
*
* Obviously, you'll want to replace the "<api key>" with one provided
* by Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/services/api/key.gne
*/
require_once uplFlickr;
$bhfpf = new uplFlickr("<api key>");
$recent = $bhfpf->photos_getRecent();
foreach ($recent['photo'] as $photo) {
$owner = $bhfpf->people_getInfo($photo['owner']);
echo "<a href='http://www.flickr.com/photos/" . $photo['owner'] . "/" . $photo['id'] . "/'>";
echo $photo['title'];
echo "</a> Owner: ";
echo "<a href='http://www.flickr.com/people/" . $photo['owner'] . "/'>";
echo $owner['username'];
echo "</a><br>";
}
