Closed jemostrom closed 12 years ago
The actual link code
<a href="http://awesomeness.openphoto.me/original/201112/1323204268-2011-12-03_14-32-22_1362.jpg" id="op-attachment-2"><img class="alignnone size-medium " title="1323204268-2011-12-03_14-32-22_1362.jpg" src="http://foto.mostrom.eu/photo/2/create/442b5/640x500.jpg" alt="1323204268-2011-12-03_14-32-22_1362.jpg" width="640" height="428" /></a>
(1) Broken Image: It looks like we have mis-named a parameter in the API request. Line 58 currently has this ...
$parameters['generate'] = 'true';
... but should have this:
$parameters['generated'] = 'true';
I'll make that change soon and commit it.
(2) Awesomeness: I don't know what that awesomeness is; it is a "feature" of the hosted OpenPhoto offering. I'm not sure the best place to log that. (It's not exactly an issue with the source code, but it still might make sense to log it on the main OpenPhoto source code: [https://github.com/openphoto/frontend].)
Thanks @randyhoyt. (2) belongs in openphoto/frontend#401 -- will track there.
I've just started to play with openphoto and wordpress, I'm curios about the links that is created. If I add a photo to a post I get a photo/link that looks something like this:
The problem is that the image isn't found/shown - the image link that starts with 'foto.mostrom.eu' (the problem was the same when I didn't use my own domain). Why?
If I click on the link, then the "awesomeness" link/photo is displayed properly. But what is this "awesomeness" ? I was hoping that I would be able to use my own domain all the time