Besuku ajax flickr gallery
It’s late Saturday night (okay, it’s Sunday morning… I’m in denial) and I’ve been experimenting with various image galleries.
Tonight’s new find is the Besuku ajax flickr gallery, a very elegant image gallery by Ben Sekulowicz. The gallery is powered by flickr and the flickrArray (which Ben released in July). Configuration of the gallery couldn’t be made more simple - open a config page, add your flickr username and upload the pages to a FTP directory.
I like both the layout and the functionality of Ben’s gallery. Now, both my visitors and I can view my photos by specific or shared tags without the flickr interface. Since photos are pulled directly from flickr live, I’ll be interested to see whether the speed varies with traffic. Look forward to seeing what develops from this.
See it in action: the Beseku ajax image gallery pulling in some my flickr photos.
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Hey Emily, glad you are liking the gallery and its nice to see it being used with such great shots!
Posted by Ben Sekulowicz on 08/29 at 05:31 AMHey Ben, thanks for the kinds words! I love what you’ve done with the code and presentation, particularly the tag display. I’m wondering if you’ve tried pulling in the thumbnail versions from flickr so that they’re displayed in a grid? Clicking the thumbnail could bring up the larger photo. Thanks again for making your work open source. Cheers.
Posted by Emily Chang on 09/01 at 07:42 PMbesuku seems to be off line, any news on this feature because I really like it.
tx.Posted by ine on 02/08 at 10:11 AMDoes this gallery have support for permissions? E.g. display settings based on “friend” permission, “family” permissions, or does it only display public photos?
Thanks!
Posted by Jean on 03/16 at 12:36 PMwell, looks like besuku.com still offline.
any other url so I can get access to that script ? It looks greatPosted by Benone Marcos on 06/21 at 07:33 PMYep, the original besuku gallery is offline, but it looks like Ben has done a different one called Flickrshow: http://www.flickrshow.com/
Posted by emily chang on 06/25 at 12:01 AM
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