While social network for secondary school students / students Sideboard becomes international and becomes Bahu, and then I have a good time discovering functionality every day a little more of , social site was addressed as for him more to the young people and to their circle. Facebook offers especially to his members a complete administrator of photos, an administrator of videos, several systems of electronic mail able easily to replace a box mail or an instantaneous freight forwarding, as well as other many functionality, developed in form of Plugins, useful or not, allowing anyway to keep in touch easily with his friends and knowledge.

And then I discovered this plugin baby for WordPress really nice, allowing to recover albums photos shared on Facebook to include them into his blog WordPress. Useless to say to you that my blood made only a turn: I had finally just found a way to show photos directly on the same blog where you read my adventures, rather than on my PHPWEBGALLERY that I found it difficult to promote, in spite of all utility which I found it.

I confess you moreover that my database on OVH was about to attain its limit quota, and that this solution was therefore for me more than the welcome, to limit costs procreated by a surplus of quota MYSQL.

Because Fotobook, it is the name of the plugin, gives two indisputable advantages, returning its disconcerting use of easiness: he allows not only to use the storage space given by a free count Facebook, which allows to uploader a limitless number of directories containing a maximum 60 pictures, but also of the complete management of albums photos offered by Facebook, to concentrate finally only on the organisation of your photos in your blog WordPress!

T l chargeable on the blog of his author, Aaron Harp, Fotobook will ask you for no more than three minutes to instal him and to define him, as soon as your photos are correctly organised on your count Facebook. And result is guaranteed as klin as practical, the proof being given since the thumb-index "Photos" which you see to the right in the banner of this blog

Thank you therefore in the Web 2.0 as well as in the bridegrooms at the origin of this discovery!

This newsletter was published on Tuesday, August 28th, 2007 1:17 and is classified in Blog, Innovation, Internet You can follow answers to this newsletter with the thread RSS 2.0. You can answer, or make a rear-view mirror-link since your site.