It works great - as long as you don't have an iPhone or iPad! (Yes, I know that's beyond the scope of the module - and yes, it's an excellent module!)

There's a provision for a custom player, but I don't see any documentation for it - is there a way to implement photoset capability that will work on Apple gear? Thanks much - both for the module and for any guidance you may be able to provide...

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bcobin commented

Bumping this... Media: YouTube has recently been updated in dev to work nicely on iPhone iPad - I'm wondering if this is at all relevant to the Media: Flickr project? Just askin'... thanks!

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bcobin commented
Title: HTML5 support? » Photosets in iPhone

Bumping this - I had originally asked about HTML5 support, but to be clear, all I want to be able to do is display a Flickr slideshow on iPhone.

This is a great module and people are thrilled with it, but it not working in iPhone is a major drag. Any suggestions? Thank you!

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I've discovered something that could lead to a solution here, if somebody knows how to code it. (I don't.)

The photoset URL entered into the node is something like this:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/[an eight-digit number]@N00/sets/72157626856982157

If you send the iPhone to this URL:

http://m.flickr.com/photos/[an eight-digit number]@N00/sets/72157626856982157

Flickr will display a gallery and clicking on a photo will start a slideshow that works fine on iPhone.

(note the replacement of "www" with "m".)

If this URL rewrite could be supplied as an output option, everything should work. I would think It shouldn't be too hard for someone who knows what they're doing here. There is an "other" option that already exists, but I've not seen any documentation how to use it - does anybody have any ideas here?

Hoping somebody does... thanks!

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Tafa commented

bumping this just in case

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