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sharing video on flickr

vsharma...@gmail.com (vikas) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 13:09:47 UT

hii...everyone i am developing IOS demo application to share video on Flickr so please give me some useful links and tutorial for Flickr.
thanks in advanced.
sorry for poor English.

Sharekit Flickr post photo to specific group

hdc.br...@gmail.com (brunohdc) — Mon, 10 Sep 2012 14:43:35 UT

I use Sharekit with Flickr integration, and it is working fine. But, I would like to invite the user to post its photo to the App Group in Flickr.
Certainly, I would have to display an UIActionSheet asking if the user would like to join The App Group in Flickr. If the user accept, then the code must set to be selected "App Group in Flickr" on "Post to groups" on Flickr (ShareKit).

Help! error when run project

vidic.p...@g2.mobioneer.com (Vidic PHAN) — Mon, 10 Sep 2012 08:51:36 UT

2012-09-10 22:51:02.601 SnapAndRun[471:f803] -[SnapAndRunViewController flickrAPIRequest:didFailWithEr ror:] kFetchRequestTokenStep Error Domain=org.lukhnos.ObjectiveFl ickr Code=2147418116 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (org.lukhnos.ObjectiveFlickr error 2147418116.)" UserInfo=0x6893680 {OAuthError=oauth_problem=time stamp_refused}

Re: Only Authenticate Once

lukh...@gmail.com (lukhnos) — Mon, 16 Jul 2012 17:54:17 UT

You want to look into how the SnapAndRun sample app sets up its Flickr
context object, and how it stores and uses the previously obtained auth
credentials.
Lukhnos

Only Authenticate Once

david-eh...@web.de (david-ehlen@web.de) — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 19:47:03 UT

Hey i was successfully by adding ObjectiveFlickr to my project. First of
all thanks for this gorgeous framework. But everytime i open my app the
browser opens and tries to give the app permission to access the account.
But i asked me whether it is possible that the app recognizes that it has
the permission already. So you just have to go trough all the

Re: Compile error for iOS 6.0 Simulator

michael.valenti...@gmail.com (Michael Valentiner) — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 14:56:56 UT

Lukhnos,

Thank you for the fast turn around! That fixes the issue.

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Michael Valentiner
michael.valenti...@gmail.com

Re: Compile error for iOS 6.0 Simulator

lukh...@gmail.com (lukhnos) — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 03:18:57 UT

Hi,
I just updated the project files and those places that use the availability
macros (commit:f474a78). Let me know if that resolves the issue.
There was some issues with the MAC_OS_X_VERSION_MIN_REQUIRED macro. I think
as many of us move onwards to use the latest SDK and dev tools, it may be
the time to clean those up and discontinue the support for OS X 10.4.

Compile error for iOS 6.0 Simulator

michael.valenti...@gmail.com (Michael Valentiner) — Fri, 06 Jul 2012 16:32:31 UT

In my source file which imports ObjectiveFlickr.h, I get a "Cannot find
protocol declaration for 'OFFlickrAPIRequestDelegate'". Apparently,
ObjectiveFlickr.h:line 133 evaluates to false and OFFlickrAPIRequestDelegate is
not defined:
@protocol OFFlickrAPIRequestDelegate <NSObject>
@optional
@interface NSObject (OFFlickrAPIRequestDelegateCat egory)

Re: How to distinguish different requests in didCompleteWithResponse:

michael.valenti...@gmail.com (Michael Valentiner) — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 02:20:20 UT

Lukhnos,
Thank you for your reply. I looked at sessionInfo, but it appears it is used sometimes. Looking closer, it appears it is only used during authentication, so I guess I can use it without worrying about clobbering other data.
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Michael Valentiner, Minneapolis, MN

Re: How to distinguish different requests in didCompleteWithResponse:

lukh...@gmail.com — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 11:20:52 UT

You can use the sessionInfo property for that purpose. For example, just set sessionInfo to @"flickr.contacts.getList" (or some custom objects if you need more information to be carried with each request issued), and in your delegate method -flickrAPIRequest:didCompleteW ithResponse:, just fetch the request.sessionInfo to check which API you are calling.

How to distinguish different requests in didCompleteWithResponse:

michael.valenti...@gmail.com (Michael Valentiner) — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:09:07 UT

Hi,

I am writing a class that issues several different requests to flickr
using callAPIMethodWithGET:. In my OFFlickrAPIRequestDelegate
didCompleteWithResponse: method, how can I tell which request it is
getting called for? For example, my class requests,
flickr.contacts.getList and flickr.galleries.getList. When

Library build problem on iOS Simulator solved

lukh...@gmail.com (lukhnos) — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 06:39:23 UT

Credit to Simon Whitaker for sending us a patch to fix this long-
standing issue. Much appreciated!

[link]

Lukhnos

Re: Adding ObjectiveFlickr to project the way Snap And Run does

lukh...@gmail.com (Lukhnos D. Liu) — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 22:21:27 UT

J3G was right. I've run into issues using cross-project references in
Xcode 4. Apps that use OF build fine with iOS Device, but always fail
with iOS Simulator, and I haven't got time to investigate the issue. I
suspect we may have to re-create the ObjectiveFlickr.xcodeproj from
scratch using Xcode 4. If anyone knows a way to tackle the problem,

Re: Adding ObjectiveFlickr to project the way Snap And Run does

john...@gmail.com (J3G) — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 13:28:42 UT

I noticed that just last night too. I would follow the Snap And Run
example as its been recently updated. The guide is out of date. I
removed the project and just added the files.

Adding ObjectiveFlickr to project the way Snap And Run does

adamkr...@gmail.com (Adam Krell) — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 17:11:25 UT

Are there any caveats to incorporating ObjectiveFlickr into a project the
same way the sample app (Snap And Run) does? It doesn't link to a static
library, the way the guide explains, but just incorporates the files into
the source.