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Here's a bug report: Hit the login with my flickr id, log in, get redirected to a non-existent page, because (for reasons of Yahoo!) my flickr ID has spaces in

by olefoo 16y ago

Here's a bug report: Hit the login with my flickr id, log in, get redirected to a non-existent page, because (for reasons of Yahoo!) my flickr ID has spaces in it. My flickr page http://www.flickr.com/photos/laprice/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/laprice/ and the page you construct for me is l.%20a.%20price.flickrcommerce.com It looks like you need to sanitise urls before recording them, or maybe you aren't using the correct field in the API but one that is usually OK, but not this time. Any how, I would love to try it out, and having my photos be another income stream would help me to afford the lens habit I've acquired this summer.

shabda 16y ago
http://laprice.flickrcommerce.com/ http://laprice.flickrcommerce.com/ Updated. Please set your Paypal username, that will allow to show the Paypal links.
- olefoo 16y ago
  OK, I've updated it. It works now. A couple of things I notice about the rest of the application: 1. using a square aspect ratio for presenting the pictures squashes some pics stretches others, it's not appropriate and looks really grotesque. You need to respect the work if you're presenting art. 2. You're violating flickr's terms of service for the API; each picture should link back to the flickr page for that photo, that will get you shut down more quickly than having flickr in the domain name. 3. I'm not exactly clear on what people would be buying with this. Are they getting a physical artifact (i.e. a print, a transparency, what?) Or just a download of the image at the largest size? If so, how is this any different than getty images? 4. On the configuration page you left the admin documentation link in the template but didn't install the documentation, either remove the link to Documentation or make it go somewhere useful. And you provide no navigation back to the the user's page. Your admin workflow is fairly rough right at the moment, most people don't like to deal with more than 5+/-3 items at a time, throwing 24 items at once and not providing a means of grouping them is poor UI.

by olefoo 16y ago

shabda 16y ago

http://laprice.flickrcommerce.com/ http://laprice.flickrcommerce.com/ Updated. Please set your Paypal username, that will allow to show the Paypal links.

olefoo 16y ago
OK, I've updated it. It works now. A couple of things I notice about the rest of the application: 1. using a square aspect ratio for presenting the pictures squashes some pics stretches others, it's not appropriate and looks really grotesque. You need to respect the work if you're presenting art. 2. You're violating flickr's terms of service for the API; each picture should link back to the flickr page for that photo, that will get you shut down more quickly than having flickr in the domain name. 3. I'm not exactly clear on what people would be buying with this. Are they getting a physical artifact (i.e. a print, a transparency, what?) Or just a download of the image at the largest size? If so, how is this any different than getty images? 4. On the configuration page you left the admin documentation link in the template but didn't install the documentation, either remove the link to Documentation or make it go somewhere useful. And you provide no navigation back to the the user's page. Your admin workflow is fairly rough right at the moment, most people don't like to deal with more than 5+/-3 items at a time, throwing 24 items at once and not providing a means of grouping them is poor UI.