Jquery :: Flickr Feed Not Working In IE6 And IE7
Jan 27, 2010I have a little flickr JSON call, but nothing is being returned in IE6 and IE7.I can't figure out why it's not cooperating.
View 1 RepliesI have a little flickr JSON call, but nothing is being returned in IE6 and IE7.I can't figure out why it's not cooperating.
View 1 RepliesTrying to use galleriffic to create a Flickr gallery, but it seems that JQuery is creating the gallery before the <li> elements are ready. See code here. Don't know if it's scope, event sequence or what.
View 4 Replies View RelatedRandom images from flickr feed.I have adapted some code to import thumbnails from a flickr account.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have adapted some code to import thumbnails from a flickr account[URL]
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
[code]....
I'm using RSSFeed & getJSON to pull a feed from yahoo pipes, it works just fine in Chrome, but not in IE, and only on first load for FireFox. That being said I'm assuming I have some screwy code somewhere since those browsers tend to be a little pickier about code.
I've tweaked and checked and have been unable to find the issue. Though strangely enough another instance of getJSON on the page works just fine...
The page is located at [URL]
Though it isn't necessary to be a user to view the above issue, in case you need an account for trying to diagnose the problem I've created a public account:
Username: test
Password: test11
If you log in and click "My Images", you'll notice the "Select Images" button does not work in IE either, I don't know if these issues are related, but just in case they are, there you go.
I haven't used the Flickr API before so was wondering if there was a tutorial, or plugin, anyone knew of that i could use to pull all the photos from a users account and group them on the page by photoset. So there would be a heading for each photoset, and then a thumbnail for each photo in that set.
I've searched for anything specific like that but haven't found anything.
I currently have a jQuery & Flickr powered slideshow at [url] My client is dissatisfied with the scrolling transitions and would like to see cross fading instead.
Can anyone recommend a lightweight slideshow/picture presenter (ideally which plays well with Flickr, but not entirely necessary)?
i am using jQuery UI1.7.2. and jQuery 1.3.2
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
// hides the slickbox as soon as the DOM is ready
[code]....
I haven't been able to pinpoint why my Flickr badge (a javascript tool) causes my page to "flicker" when it's loaded (I've tested Opera and IE, as well - and neither of them have the same problem). It's definitely related to the way I've got my css and JavaScript set up on the page, but I can't pinpoint the problem. This is the second Flickr badge problem that I've run up against.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a script that will call a flickr rest method and output its XML. I have written the following code, but it seems to not work. I am stumped, and was wondering what I am doing wrong. I have uploaded my code to [URL]
[Code]...
I have a twitter feed on my site and although am generally happy with it, the time-stamp for each tweet is several hours ahead of my time zone. I've looked through the js files to see if there is anything that allows me to set the timezone but cannot find anything. Anyone know how to reset the time to pacific standard time?
Here's the URL
$(this).html();
I want to dig out all the images in an rss feed and display them using an image plugin. so I have something like this.
$('div#rss_feed p a img').each(function (){
#('#imageviewer').append(this);
});
Now that worked but I need each image to be in an li element
$('div#rss_feed p a img').each(function (){
var h = '<li class="image"><a href="">'+$(this).html()+'</a></li>';
#('#imageviewer').append(h);
});
I know I cant use $(this) like the above but I want to do something of the same effect. Is there a way to get the html code of whatever this is pointing to?
I've been asked to put a weather feed onto a website/digital display, please see the image below. I'm new to this RSS feed, and I have been searching all day, but a bit confused, so any suggestions on plugins, code,
View 1 Replies View RelatedI was hoping to get some insight as to why this may be happening. I am using the jFlickr plugin which can be found here:
[URL]
I am using their colobox mashup to display the thumbnails in an overlay when clicked. Problem is, is that I am only getting 21 images to display. I have over 500 images that have been tagged properly.
Here is my code snippet:
$('#cbox').jflickrfeed({ feedapi: 'photos_public.gne', limit: 5000, qstrings: { id: 'MY ID GOES HERE', tags: 'Journey Home Tour 2010' }, cleanDescription: true, itemTemplate: '<li>' + '<a rel="colorbox" href="{{image}}" title="{{title}}">' + '<img src="{{image_s}}" alt="{{title}}" />' + '</a>' + '</li>' }, function(data) { $('#cbox a').colorbox(); });
As you can notice my limit option is set to 5000 and my tag is set.
I am trying to create a playlist from the youtube data api using jquery's getjson method. I can get other nodes from the feed, but I can't get the media title for some reason. This is the feed:and this is the code that I'm using:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
$.getJSON('http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/users/armaniexchange/uploads?alt=json-in-script&
[code]....
I'm trying to tweak a small script to pull some data from an iTunes podcast formatted XML feed. Currently, it outputs a link to the most recent actual mp3 file with the episode title as the name (which is great), but I'd also like it to show a description of the episode under the link.Here's the code I have so far:
Code:
jQuery(
function($)
{[code].....
How can I tweak my existing code to output the content of the first <itunes:subtitle> entry under the link it generates?
I want to have a site where the background image is whatever the latest image in an RSS feed is.
So how could I set it up to get the image from the RSS feed?
I want to post a new image to the RSS feed every day so the background will change every day.
how to embed a RSS feed into a webpage? The code I was using before is now no longer supported
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm using a script for getting yahoo weather forecast on my site. The script includes and html file and a js file that do the job. translating description words that comes from rss feed like "Clear", "Humidity", "Storm", etc... I now that in php exist something like preg_replace function, but i have no clue how to do it in js. This is the js file:
/**
* Plugin: jquery.zWeatherFeed
*
* Version: 1.0.2
[Code]....
I have a web page that I created that should basically do the following:
Parse an xml feed with javascript and display the contents to the page.
The problem is as follows:
I can parse the feed and display it using javascript but it only works for internet explorer. For some reason when I try doing it in firefox, it doesnt do anything and nothing displays.
I think it might have to do with the fact that it is loaded from url.
Any comments?
I'm working on an application which will allow users to add urls to a list.
The url will be an rss feed, but that is by the by, it is a url.
I had thought of spawning a new window for the user to browse around and find their target url.
Can the parent window access where that new window has navigated to?
I don't think that is allowed?
It might mean using Frames in the popup window I guess, which I'd prefer to avoid.
Else, can you think of a means where I could at once allow users to browse to a destination and also capture that url?
If you mouseover a movie, you will see a nice looking popup with info.
I would like to do the same thing only with rss feeds on a text link.
(not sure if this is possible)
I pulled down every .js, .html, .css from their site and I am trying to
figure out what they are doing... I am a novice at javascript, but I
can hack and slash pretty well. Code:
I would like to know if anyone has some javascript code that reads an
external, arbitrary, XML feed, and can display the 2 or 3 latest
submissions based on the XML src.
Is such a task even possible with just client-side javascript?
I pulled together a custom RSS twitter feed that uses javascript; however, when I tell the code to "callback" 3 posts, they all run together without line breaks. What is the best way to have breaks between the posts?
This page shows the html code (in the right sidebar): [URL]
The javascript looks like this:
[Code]....
I was wondering if you can extract an item from a rss file and display it in a div. like extract the title and put it in an h3 tag, extract the description and put it in a paragraph, and have the link below, and all automatic, so you just insert the code and it displays the first 10 items or so?
View 9 Replies View Related<script type="text/javascript">
/* <![CDATA[ */
function fillNewsInfo() {
if (newsRequest.readyState == 4 && newsRequest.status == 200) {
var news = newsRequest.responseXML;
[Code].....