If you do something like:

print bluga_webthumb('http://drupal.org');
print bluga_webthumb('http://drupal.org', 'effect', 'never', array( 'effect' => 'mirror' ));

Bluga will correctly make two separate Bluga API requests, but it will not fetch the effect thumbnail correctly.

Btw, the better way to do this would be:

bluga_webthumb('http://drupal.org', 'effect', 'never', array( 'effect' => 'mirror' ));
print bluga_webthumb('http://drupal.org');
print bluga_webthumb('http://drupal.org', 'effect', 'never', array( 'effect' => 'mirror' ));

that usage will result in only a single token being used, rather than 3 tokens being consumed with the original. Still, the original ought to work anyway.

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zostay’s picture

Correction, it will use 2 tokens rather than 3.

zostay’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Nevermind. This doesn't seem to be the problem I thought it was. Instead, it appears that you cannot request an "effect" via the usual fetch request. It seems to be available only as part of the "zip".