To retrieve lost license codes you need to go to two spots and fill out forms (It's two spots because there are two different ways to get licenses that have different retrieval methods -- Just do both and you should be good to go


http://store.esellerate.net/support
https://store.loghound.com/store/lost_license

You will need the email you used to register the program -- All of your esellerate and loghound purchase serial numbers will be resent to you.

If you enabled 'live updates' and you get a bunch of HTML code that then it's probably because your host does not support PHP. PHP is required for live updates and in some low costs plans and most notably in .mac there is no PHP support

To insure the "Drop Shadow" effect looks proper make sure you turn on 'Tidied" output (you can enable this from the page inspector)

If pictures are marked private and you use authentication then people in general won't be able to click through to flickr to add comments. Make the pictures public to avoid this problem.

This error occurs if you have "Use XML Declaration" enabled. Turn it off to remove this error

Usually this occurs if you have lightbox effect and are asking for a picture bigger than what flickr has.

When flickr gets a photo it creates up to 5 additional sizes for it. Flickr will never increase the resolution but it will happily decrease resolution. The 5 sizes are

• Square (75x75 pixels)
• Thumbnail (100 pixels on a side)
• Small (240 pixels on a side)
• Medium (500 pixes on a size)
• Large (1024 on a size)
• Original (original format & Size)

So if you upload a picture that is 800 pixels on a side it will create a medium, small, thumbnail and square but NOT a large since the original was 800 pixels it will never create anything bigger than this. Additionally it will have the 'original' size available (if you are a pro user, see below).

For "Original" you have to be a 'Pro' user (e.g. pay the yearly fee) to get access to them. Even if you original is 800x600 the largest you can access is medium (500 on a side). Free flickr account should never use original size.

So if you see 'this image is currently unavailable' Your options are to either upgrade your account or always upload a picture of at least 1024 pixels.

One final note -- While this restriction on free accounts has always been true flickr only recently started enforcing it. Pictures uploaded after ~April 2007 have this restriction in effect for free accounts.

Flickr recently (May 2007) changed the way pictures are stored. Make sure you are using at least version 1.22 which uses the new flickr method.