Why not just put all the photos you’re processing for your blog into a folder on your computer and upload them using one of the desktop Flickr tools which whir away in the background automatically for you? (I use Flickr Uploadr.)

I want to go the other way around. I blog daily and spend a lot of time preparing images (www.messersmith.name/wordpress). These are exactly the images that I want to also put on Flickr, but I don’t have time to do it. So, my Flickr site sets month after month with nothing new while my blog gets four to six new images every day.

I want a WorPress plugin that will be a one-button click to send the images in a post up to Flickr. It should have some options such as: (1) put them into the photostream as individual images, (2) put them into a set (option to use the name of the blog post as the set name), (3) put them into sets based on tags, (there are probably other options that I haven’t thought of).

Jan Messersmith

There are a couple of issues I can think of: will content which is already stored in the database as Markdown Extra be garbled if run through Markdownify? Also there would probably need to be a way to go through the database and convert existing Markdown Extra to HTML. Third the PHP Markdown Extra script file will presumably have to be present in the plugins directory to be used by the Markdown -> HTML -> Markdownify -> Markdown cycle plugin but the Markdown Extra plugin itself must be disabled. Would there be any way to ensure that PHP Markdown Extra is ‘invisible’ or disabled in the WordPress plugins menu if the Markdownify plugin is active and vice versa.

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I’d do this myself if I knew enough PHP‑but I’m not really a programmer, so I really hope you’re willing to help!

Cheers,

/BP

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