Check out this FAQ. —Jeffrey

Not sure what this means although the seamless upload that occurred before updating to LR4 & registering & donating for the upgrade bugs fixed…

what am i doing wrong?

This was bug at Facebook, which I’ve heard is now fixed. —Jeffrey

Plug-in error log for plug-in at: /Users/Peter/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Lightroom PlugIns/flickr-jfriedl.lrplugin

**** Error 1

An error occurred while attempting to run one of the plug-in’s scripts.
LrPrefs: attempt to write complex table value to prefs key LoginCache4::50807374@N00

This exact issue is covered a few comments above. —Jeffrey

I started to send the de-bugging log but it was huge… You might already know about this, but if I mark a photo to re-publish it moves up to be published. Once I click the publish button, it goes through the motions as usual (but much faster)… when I look on Flickr, the photo has not been uploaded.

I had this happen several times for different photos. I experimented to find a solution and finally discovered that by going to File > Plugin Extras > Flickr Extras > Then clicking “Clear” to clear the uploaded to Flickr flag, that solved the problem.. Next time I marked the photo to be re-published, it was published correctly.

Oh, and I am from the metro Atlanta Georgia area. Your Flickr plug in, and all your plugins that I have seen are awesome!

Thank you so much for your work.

The problem with that is that it sends a second copy, rather than replaces the original. I’ve got some new info from Adobe recently that might help me solve this problem in general, but I’d take care with your solution until you’re sure you’re okay with the ramifications. —Jeffrey

I’ve heard about this recently but don’t know what happened, though I suspect it’s related to how various components of Facebook combine their privacy settings. I know it’s a change at FB because it was retroactive… images uploaded years ago with the plugin suddenly couldn’t be tagged anymore. Look at the app/gallery/image privacy settings, and if you figure it out, please drop a note. —Jeffrey

I noticed a small bug with this Plugin: When the only change made to a picture in LR4 using the MAP module, the update is recognized by the plugin but are not published.

Editing other metadata will solve it, e.g. GPS location EXIF data appear in Flickr.

With kind regards, Claude

This is a known bug that’s been reported to Adobe, but no word on when/whether a fix will come…. —Jeffrey

I am Martin from Vienna. I have the problem with the flickr plugin as Anthony from Tokyo:

An error occurred while attempting to run one of the plug-in’s scripts.
LrPrefs: attempt to write complex table value to prefs key LoginCache4::

I removed all “LoginCache4″ entries from the prefs file myself, which works. However next time I am starting LR the error appears again.
I am using LR2 on Win7/64. Flickr plugin is the most recent one (20120406.270) – I updated yesterday from a 2010 version.

I’ve seen this before and I’m not quite sure why it happens, so I’ve got to investigate, but Lr2 is very old so it’s difficult to justify a top spot on the todo list so far. It’d be much easier on me if folks upgraded to Lr3 or Lr4 —Jeffrey

In Lr2/Lr3 it made sense for the plugin to always explicitly include the location, but now that Lr4 supports proper geoencoding, I’ve changed the plugin (as of version 20120423.224) to not explicitly send the location in Lr4+, so now the location is sent within the image if it’s there, and not sent if it’s not, so Lr “private” locations should now be respected. —Jeffrey

album permissions (auto set to public)
lightroom plugin permissions (set to public)
Photo permissions fall under the permissions of the album when not in “mobile or wall uploads” so there is nothing to check there.
the people trying to tag have my page liked, so they should be able to.

We’ve filed a bug with facebook, but I expect to hear nothing back from them.

BTW – we are from NY here

thanks for the response!

I have been using this plugin for a while, but VERY recently, I’d say maybe when support for LR4 came out, any uploads I put up, nobody is able to tag the pictures.

I have recently set public in my Home page, which I believe trickles down to the photography page permissions. but still nobody is able to tag despite new album creation and new photo uploads.

have you heard of anyone with a similar issue or know another setting to change to get a fix in?

I assume you’re talking about Facebook. I’ve heard of this from a few others, and haven’t heard back on any definitive fix, but I would look carefully into the permissions set for the app, the photos, the albums, and the folks involved in the tagging. If everything seems like it should be allowed, perhaps file a bug with Facebook. —Jeffrey