This plug In is great! Thanks!

I have been doing an “Image of the Day” on my blog. Is there a way using this plugin to select a group of images and have the plugin create a new post for each individual image? Also having control over the publish date to make it publish on proceeding days for each image would be SO GREAT!

Much thanks!
Peter Holcombe

I understand how to embed title and caption in the HTML for each photo – but in WordPress the file is uploaded to the Media library and that library also contains a Title (is currently set as the wp-filenamne from LR2Blog) and Caption field.
Is there a way to isntruct the plugin to set these fields according to the Title and Caption of the LR database?

tailwinds/Robin

Is there any way to incorporate the {DaysSince=YYYY-MM-DD} token that Jeffrey Friedl uses in his plugin templates?

Thanks!

Tim

Would it be possible to export the title and the caption from Lightroom into wordpress?

Thanks for a great plugin!
Andrew

Random, and quite annoying as I needed that!

All my plugins will have LR3 support when its released. Some of them already work on the beta but others don’t due to bugs that I can’t workaround in (in the beta, not in the plugins)

Tim

Best regards

Volker

TIA,

Marco

Thanks /Peter

I use dotclear blog engine http://www.dotclear.net/ . xml/rpc interface is Movable Type blog. Can you implement Movable Type blog interface ?

Thank a lot

Stéphane

I am having problems with the file renaming, and description population. Im using WordPress/Atom.

here is a screenshot of my setup:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/86499/image%20hosting/LR2B-ss1.jpg

and this is the result:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/86499/image%20hosting/LR2B-ss2.jpg.jpg
• filename and description is just the same random letters (im guessing a replacement for no data found)

thanks,

Rhys

{title}{caption}

Did you ever solve this? I’ve just downloaded the LR2/Blog plugin and am trying to get it to work with blogger – no joy – just getting the same error you had.

Note that the photos are appearing in my picasa web albums – but not on the blog.

using all the default values.

any help appreciated.

Ta Bill

thx.

Thanks,
Weldon

Thanks,
Weldon

I need those tokens because I want to generate a google maps url that contains those decimal gps tokens.
Can you help me out?

Greets

M

And (no kudos without requests and whining, *lol*) I’d like to second a suggestion someone made earlier this year:
WordPress internal gallery functions are still quite a bit, err, “limited”. So many folks including me use nextgen gallery whenever there is need for more than a single pic in a post…

any intentions to include support for this or any other WP gallery plugin?
Cheers & big thanks!
Martin

we us in the past Windows Writer (offline Blogger from MS) and Google Blogger + Picasa. Now we are converted to Mac systems and Lightroom 2.4 with your LR2/Blogger Plugin

Helpful would be the following functions

- Simultaneous Send to a Picasa (or Flickr) account (with other settings – Image Size)

- multiple images (and text per image) at the same time and the same blog

just a light Windows Writer

thanks for your great development

Frank

Tim

is there a possibility to by this plug-in without using pay pal?

Tschau
Stefan

My current problem is different:
I want to create a template for my postings, to use Lightview displaying my pictures. So far I have created a new template with a href anchor around the img tag, to let Lightview display the image.

{return}

Now I want to reduce the width and height values to a value, that the width will fit my WordPress template. Ok, I can set the width and heigth to a fixed value for landscape pictures, but then portrait pictures will look awful because of the wrong ratio.

{return}

So I need to check, if the picture is in landscape or portrait format and use the correct values then. It would be nice, if this will be possible through LR2/Blog using some logic or arithmetic. I can use different templates for this as well, but what happens to posts with 2 or more pictures with different orientations?

Another solution would be to let LR2/Blog create a thumbnail first for the blog article, referencing to the full picture then.

Do you have any other ideas?

You have probably haard this before, but please could you make Lr2Blog remember my blog’s login information always. If I use Lr2Blog all the time it remembers it even after a shut down and restart Lightroom. But if I switch to another export add-in and then switch back Lr2Blog has forgotten it.

Jeff Friedl’s uploaders for Flickr, Picasa etc. manage to keep the information, but I haven’t looked where they store it and if it is secure.

While you are at it, please consider supporting multiple blogs with persistent login information. Again Jeff supports multiple Flickr accounts so it should be possible.

Thanks. I find your tool very useful to upload to WordPress.

I’m using the latest WP and LR. When I export, it creates a draft, not a published post. Is this a WordPress issue or is there something in the plugin that I need to activate? I’m using XML instead of ATOM. Also, in the future, being able to select categories for WP when exporting from LR would be great. Right now I’m using a WP filter plugin, but it will only run if the post is published in full, not just a draft.

I’m also linking my POTD (pic of the day) back to my smugmug gallery (which uses your smugmug export tool). Someday I’ll figure out how to have one export action that does both and satisfies my desire to not sit at my computer all day.

Thanks again Tim and let me know if there’s a way around the draft vs. publish issue I’m having.