Cork City Streets on April 19, 2008

Written April 19, 2008 in Cork, Everything, Ireland, Street

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This is an experiment. I am hoping to post (almost) every photo I take as small 400px wide images using the new gallery function in WordPress 2.5.

~~These posts won’t appear in the feed because of the number of thumbnails~~ Feedreaders won’t see the gallery, and only an excerpt will be shown on the homepage if I’ve got my snippets of code right. It’s not polite to shove 90+ images down the throats of subscribers IMO! You’ll have to view the actual post to see the thumbnails.

Out of these images, I think there’s maybe 2 or 3 that I’ll work on and post later. Hopefully this gallery may provide a context to those photos I work on and publish later. At the very least you’ll see that I take a lot of photos of nothing in particular!

Oh yes, I got my Sigma 10-20 lens back today. Only took 5 months to repair! Thanks Sigma!

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3 comments on ' Cork City Streets on April 19, 2008 '

Were those shots taken on the Sigma 10-20mm?

Each thumbnail provides a link like this http://inphotos.org/?attachment_id=1378 - when I hit that url, I get your homepage. No picture. Also no meta info (otherwise I’d have answered my first question myself!)

PS> What were your stats for 2007?

Written by Callum on April 20, 2008 at 4:06am
PS> It seems like comments don’t work without cookies. I got a 403 error on wp-comments-post.php when I tried my first comment from my regular browser (with cookies disabled).

Written by Callum on April 20, 2008 at 4:09am
Callum - thanks. That’s wp-super-cache. I had to add another rule to the mod_rewrite rules so the attachments would be served. Must put that into the release version too.

Unfortunately you need cookie enabled to post. It’s my anti-spam measure. It stops 99% of comment spam dead but of course has unintended consquences. See http://ocaoimh.ie/cookies-for-comments/ for the plugin I use. I added a few mod_rewrite rules to check for the cookie, which saves my server a *lot* of CPU usage.

Written by Donncha on April 20, 2008 at 8:45am