Just select the pictures you want, use the export plugin, choose your Facebook album (or create a new one within digiKam), choose to resize (or not the images). Now you can share all those pictures to world 🙂 Go to the digiKam Facebook export plugin window and just paste.On the debug window you should be able to see an entry like the one bellow, with a right click choose copy location.Paste the URL that you got on this list step 7 on the browser.On the debug window select network and persistent, see selected options on image bellow:.Enable debug mode on your browser (I use Firefox CTRL+SHIFT+C or F12).Copy the content of that line starting on “ (without the quotes).digiKam uses OAuth to authenticate with Facebook so look for a line like:.On the console where you started digiKam you have some of the debugging info of what is happening.You’ll see that in the browser it just states success, nevertheless you don’t see the authentication link that you need to use to paste into the plugin dialogue.On the export dialog press change account.Inside digiKam go to menu export, choose export to Facebook.Open digiKam from a console, just type digiKam on the command line.With your default browser log in to Facebook.Just follow these easy steps (I’ve done this with digiKam v5, but it will also work on v4): I’ve came out with a workaround that may help go around this issue if want to use the Facebook export function. Nevertheless the integration with Facebook is not working properly, and I doubt that the digiKam developers can do something here as it looks more of a Facebook issue. One part of taking pictures is be able to share them, digiKam supports exports to several social media web sites Facebook, Igmur, Twitter, Flickr, etc. I’ve been using it for years and I love it. This is why you need a photo manager and I would strongly recommend digiKam. If you sum the ones you take with your camera it will be even more, so after a few years some of us may have more than 100.000 pictures.
Maybe you are one of these and you didn’t even noticed, look at your mobile phone probably you have hundreds (maybe even thousands) of pictures on it.
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I use digiKam as my primary photo manager, it’s a great professional tool for those work with media.
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