groupr
See what other photos a person has posted to a group.
With this script installed, when you view a group's photo pool, a link will be added under each photo which takes you to a page showing all photos submitted to the group by that member. Added links will appear next to or under the user's name as '[U]'.
Also, when you are looking at the photos a user has submitted to a group, groupr will add a link to each photo that will take you to the page in the group's pool on which the photo appears. This "view in context" link will appear next to or under the user's name as '[C]'.
installation
groupr works only on Firefox with the greasemonkey extension installed. If you do not have greasemonkey installed, you can get it here. Remember to close all Firefox windows and restart it after installing the extension.
If you have greasemonky installed, simply right-click on the "install groupr" link below and select "Install User Script..."
issues
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links take a while to change
In order to display a person's photos in a group you need to know that person's flickr user id. In some cases this can be found in the link to the person's photo stream, in all other cases groupr has to request the user id from flickr. Sometimes this can take a while.
Also, groupr can only do its thing once the whole page is loaded.
history
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2006-08-25: Renamed to "groupr" from "group photos"
In anticipation of a bunch of features I'll be adding shortly, I've renamed group photos to groupr. -
2006-08-23: Changed link text from '[G]' to '[U]'
Previously the link to the user's photos in the group was '[G]', now it's '[U]'. -
2006-08-23: Added "view in group context" link
When viewing the photos submitted to a group by a given user, groupr adds a link ('[C]') that takes you to the page in the group's pool that the photo appears on. -
2006-08-22: Plays nicer with other GM scripts
Certain greasemonkey scripts would break groupr, which was making some rather simplistic assumptions about where it should look for links in the page. This issue has been fixed. -
2006-08-22: Adds '[G]' link under users' names
Previously groupr modified the links on users' names. Now it adds a '[G]' link under the users' names. -
2006-08-22: Works in more contexts
In certain contexts, groupr would not work. For instance, if you'd followed a 'browse' link from a group navigator widget on a photo page, or immediately after you'd remove a photo from a group. groupr should now work in both these contexts.