Hello,

I never really used Ipernity so with the lack of time I have, I did not do the port. The code is open, so if anyone thinks it can be used easily, go on.
Otherwise, there are some "generic" autopage scripts (and extensions) around that can be used on any website, you might want to try this one.

Sorry Decembre, I never found a satisfactory solution for this.

I had noticed that one before, it's a feature of Flickr, new maths: you have 205 posts, with 100 posts per page... which means, you get... 3 pages :D

There must be a threshold that it doesn't make a new page for 5 posts... I will have to fix that but it won't be before october as I have no time right now.

could you check out if there are some errors related to this script in the javascript console?

I have firefox 3.0.1 on mac though, and it works fine.

I use Firefox3 and the scroll float works for me.

this is already how it works, the list of pages is floating on the left. If you scroll down, then it follows you.

holycow958, I am not sure to understand what you mean by follow you. It does follow you, no?

Durlea Adrian, actually, the admin page is not implemented, I missed that one apparently.

For the back button, it's a bit more complex to implement and I never got into it ;)

I will try to fix it as soon as possible.

a userscript cannot do that. You will have to strip the EXIF from your photo before upload, that's the simplest way. Just use something like exiftool for example.

Hi hillsurfer,

it's an old bug that I never had time to fix, someday, I'll find a few minutes to brush up that script.

well, I use it with the latest GM security update and I don't see any bugs.

What problems do you have?

some users reported that it won't work for Firefox 3b2, but I am not yet supporting this version.

rfsimoes, yes, it's quite slow. It was my first GM script ever, so I might not have done it in the best way possible.

I just don't have time yet to update it to better code.

cwalker71, you do know that you have to use Firefox and install Greasemonkey (http://www.greasespot.net/) to use these scripts?

Awesome! I wanted a script just like that!

You should think of adding the https variations of the urls to the include.

"add note" issue?

losermikemike, you are right, I could load them before, but then, it could hit Flickr network a lot if we load too much pages we don't use afterward ;)

For the paging interface, I don't really know what you would like?

Hey, I just thought of doing that this morning :D

If you want to link to a photo from it's img src path, it's easy, just extract the first id from the url, just after the last / and before the first _ and then link to flickr.com/photo.gne?id=this_id

benbenben, it works great with me, there is one page where it hasn't been implemented yet: the list of photos for a particular tag, otherwise, but in that case, the page list shouldn't move. I never saw anywhere where it wouldn't work.

Can you give more details, or join the discussion here:
http://flickr.com/groups/flickrhacks/discuss/72...

Marc, I correcter that bug, get the last version.

TN have a look in the previous comments. For the script to work for me, I had to change line 219 to:

bmkURL = responseDetails.responseText.match(/\.\/url[^ \n\r"]+(?=.*id="bkmk_href)/);

(adding a " after id=)

Harry, I never use Opera, I suppose the problem comes from the use of GM_xmlhttprequest... I am moving away from that for the soon to be released v0.3 so it might work with Opera.

Heath, it's a "known" bug but I never had the time to fix it. It's still in my todo ;)

A long awaited feature for flickr! thanks for the implementation!

Very nice script, works perfectly.

dasar, the script only works for pictures with EXIF data available on flickr. So if there is no "more properties" link, then the script won't show anything as no data is available.