The Lightroom plug in for Shutterfly you mention is this one I believe, http://www.don-mckee.com/lightoom/ , it says its for LR 2 and it also looks like it hasn’t been updated for some time, abandoned maybe?
This is why I had humbly asked if you would take up the torch for a Shutterfly plugin, I know you tend to your plug ins and are amazing given this is a hobby for you, in updating and/or fixing the plug ins you create.

Thank you again for putting up with us LR p.i.a’s asking you to eat up your time creating and maintaining LR plugins for us. It is greatly appreciated.

Ed Walsh
Queens, NYC, USA

The author of that plugin commented here that it still works in Lr4. Perhaps give it a try… —Jeffrey

I hadn’t heard about Kodak Gallery shutting down, but I believe there’s already a Shutterfly plugin listed at Adobe’s Lightroom Exchange. —Jeffrey

Great plugin, BTW. I really like managing the Kodak Galleries from within Lightroom. Just wanted to see if it’s a bug or working as built, and if this is the expected behavior, if I could ask that this be put on an enhancement list for sometime in the future.

Thanks

Massachusetts, USA

For the purposes of “Updated” vs. “New”, the plugin distinguishes only whether it’s ever been uploaded, which in your case is inconvenient, sorry. —Jeffrey

Jeff, I installed the Kodak plugin, but it does not show up in the Publish Services.

Yellowstone, Montana

It’s an Export plugin, not a Publish plugin. You’ll find it in the “File > Export” dialog. —Jeffrey

Thanks for sharing this plug-in. Unfortunately, my computer keeps giving me a message that Windows is unable to open the zip file because it’s invalid. Any idea what’s wrong? I’m anxious to get my Lightroom 3 photos onto Kodak Gallery and can’t think of another solution. I’m writing from Philadelphia.

Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks,
Jenn

Check out this FAQ —Jeffrey

Yes, it allows you to pick what metadata to send to Kodak as the caption. Elements and Lightroom are intended to solve totally different problems, so one is likely much more suitable to your needs, whatever they are. Lightroom is useful for a photographer, Elements for someone needing to manipulate pixels on an image one at a time. —Jeffrey

I’ve no experience with it myself, but this plugin may scratch that itch. —Jeffrey

Since the Kodak Gallery Upload Destination is probably the most widely used option, it would more helpful to have it listed as one of the first options under Settings. (Actually, I didn’t notice it was an option until about my 10th use of your software…

Take care,

CD

I don’t have completely free control of the order… I can only throw items above or below the standard Lr export sections. The thought I’ve used for all these export plugins is that after you indicate what service/account you’re using (something that doesn’t change much on a per-service basis), you go through the selections for what kind of image to export, what size, what quality, etc., then where you want to to end up and what kind of metadata to use. It’s okay, but any other order could arguably be better, but it’s what I’ve done for years…. —Jeffrey

I am from Ancaster,Ont, Canada

No. I’ve sent them multiple notes over the years, but have never even gotten a reply (and now I’m no longer interested in trying). They partner with Zenfolio, for which there’s a plugin, so it should be pretty painless to go via them. —Jeffrey