I have installed the picasa module and I can create and setup everything, but when the content is created it shows no pics in my album. However when I do a preview it shows everything correctly. I would appreciate if someone could show me if I have done something wrong or misses out anything. Thanks.

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ionrage’s picture

ionrage commented

btw i am on drupal 5.5

ambrojio’s picture

ambrojio commented

If at all possible, use PHP 5. That solved similar problems I was having.

GoofyX’s picture

GoofyX commented

I am experiencing this problem too. Although there are public albums set for the Picasa user, when I visit the user created for Picasa by Drupal, it displays the message "Public albums: 0".

Any ideas?

frankie13’s picture

frankie13 commented

I am experiencing the same issue. I have gone back and forth with this one. My host provider has PHP version 5.2.6 - still nothing.

All appears to be correct. When I enter my Picasa username and save the changes, the Google Data is automatically filled with all the correct information. In fact, it is picking up the number of public albums I have and filling in that information in the Google Data.

However, it is still showing that I have no Public albums - which is not true. All my albums are public. And here's something weird...I just changed my thumbnail image and it was picked up...

Please help.

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flamingvan commented

I'm having the same problem and I think it's something to do with the Google authorization. My web server is not getting the whole feed. This is something that I might be able to work on fixing. There are different types of authorization available, and a different kind might work better. Is the maintainer already looking into this?

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hancp commented

I have this problem with web placed on my home computer. Preview is OK, but when I want to post (save) the node my browser is just showing on the status bar: Waiting for {name_of_my_comp} and it's waiting forever.

When I did the same on the production web server it was OK. Maybe is the problem that my home computer is behind NAT - it has private IP address. Are your webservers behind NAT or not?

More details

My computer
IP address: private
OS: Windows XP
PHP: 5.2.5

Production server
IP address: public
OS: Linux
PHP: 5.2.0-8+etch13

cyberswat’s picture

cyberswat commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

I'm discontinuing supporting the d5 version completely because of the complexity of this module. After reviewing your problem I'm wondering if the data in #363910: Impossible to importe Picasa album might be of some use. If at all possibly I would highly recommend migrating to d6 as the implementation is significantly more advanced and of higher quality.