» Exif & Zoom WordPress-Plugin

The Short

ExZo is a plugin that provides a filter that displays jpg-pictures, including some (or all) of their Exif tags and bundles a zoom functionality (if a larger version of the picture is available). User definable templates and token access to any Exif tag and a life preview of each in the admin panel are core features.
 » For more discussion on the why? read the FAQ below.

Update As of version v0.b6.4 it is possible to show the Exif data only. Which is usefull if you are using some other Gallery / picture-displaying plugin in combination with Exzo.

Usage

Using this simple token in your post: [exzo url="" title=""]image.jpg[/exzo] while running the plug-in will provide this output

 
Title     The Dream
Click to enlarge pictureThe Dream
The Dream
picture by tmb  
Cam&Lens   D200 (NIKON) & 17.0-55.0 mm f/2.8     Shutter:   1/160 s
Create Date:   01.jan.2007 16:26:50     Aperture:   f/6.3
Location:   44° 10' 2.7" N, 8° 20' 33.3" E, 5 m.a.s.l.     ISO:   100
Image Number:   7505     Focal Length:   26 mm

 

You have some options while using this filter. If you supply an url, the image will be linked to that url (all except the magnifying glass at the upper left, which will always enlarge the picture if possible). If no url is supplied (i.e. url=""), the whole image will be linked to the larger image (if available). If there’s no thumbnail file the zoom function will be disabled (you’ll see no loupe) and the whole picture is either linked to the url (if supplied) or static with no interaction.

Updates:

  • As of v0.b6.4 it’s possible to show exif data only using the token: [exif="image.jpg"]
    Cam&Lens   D200 (NIKON) & 17.0-55.0 mm f/2.8     Shutter:   1/160 s
    Create Date:   01.jan.2007 16:26:50     Aperture:   f/6.3
    Location:   44° 10' 2.7" N, 8° 20' 33.3" E, 5 m.a.s.l.     ISO:   100
    Image Number:   7505     Focal Length:   26 mm

     


    BEWARE the syntax-change in the exif-only call in v0.b6.7!

  • As of v0.b6.7 it’s possible to call the plugin using the complete path within WordPress (starting with wp-content):
  • As of v0.b7.2 it’s possible to show the picture without exif:

Requirements / Setup

You will need PHP5 and WordPress2.1 or higher to use this plugin. Otherwise there is nothing more to set up, just download, extract into /wordpress/wp-content/plugins and activate. Check the admin panel "Options->ExZo" for further options (for example your email if you like).
Note: the pictures should have been uploaded with the internal WordPress uploader – at least an entry in the wp_posts database should exist (needed to find the image file using only the filename).

Templates

As of v0.b6 you can write your own template for the Title and the Exif section. For example the template for my title looks like this:
<table width="%tableWidth%" class="exif">
  <tr valign="middle">
    <td class="header_last" width="50">Title</td>
    <td class="content_bright_last">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</td>
    <td class="content_bright_last" width="%tableWidth-50%">%title%</td>
  </tr>
</table>

Notice the token words %tableWidth% and %title%. See the next section for a small token overview.

Usable Tokens

The following alphabetical list shows all tokens provided so far (and their values for the picture above). The left side are your standard Exif information, while the right hand side are grabbed from the PS XML inside the Exif aux field. These might vary if you are not using PS and are hence provided with limited support.

%title% – will be substituted for the tile of the image
%tableWidth% – width of the table for title/exif-table container (function of image size, border and minimal table size)
%tableWidth+/-n% – basic algebraic manipulation of the table width (adding OR substraction n pix from the table width)
%PERMALINK% – will get substituted by the permalink of the post/page of the picture
Exif token   value for the preview image
%APERTURE%   -   f/6.3
%APERTURE_VALUE%   -   f/6.3
%ARTIST%   -   Thomas M. Bösel
%BATTERY_LEVEL%   -   n.a.
%BITS_PER_SAMPLE%   -   8, 8, 8
%BRIGHTNESS_VALUE%   -   n.a.
%CFA_PATTERN%   -   (undefined)
%CFA_REPEAT_PATTERN_DIM%   -   n.a.
%COLOR_SPACE%   -   Uncalibrated
%COMPONENTS_CONFIGURATION%   -   n.a.
%COMPRESSED_BITS_PER_PIXEL%   -   n.a.
%COMPRESSION%   -   Uncompressed
%CONTRAST%   -   Normal
%COPYRIGHT%   -   © Visual Magic (Photographer)
%CUSTOM_RENDERED%   -   Normal process
%DATETIME%   -   01.01.2007 16:26:50.57+01:00
%DATE_TIME%   -   2007:01:03 15:48:24
%DATE_TIME_DIGITIZED%   -   2007:01:01 16:26:50
%DATE_TIME_ORIGINAL%   -   2007:01:01 16:26:50
%DEVICE_SETTING_DESCRIPTION%   -   n.a.
%DIGITAL_ZOOM_RATIO%   -   1/1
%DOCUMENT_NAME%   -   n.a.
%EXIF_IFD_POINTER%   -   n.a.
%EXIF_VERSION%   -   Exif Version 2.21
%EXPOSURE_BIAS_VALUE%   -   0.0
%EXPOSURE_INDEX%   -   n.a.
%EXPOSURE_MODE%   -   Auto exposure
%EXPOSURE_PROGRAM%   -   Normal program
%EXPOSURE_TIME%   -   1/160 sec.
%FILE_SOURCE%   -   DSC
%FILL_ORDER%   -   n.a.
%FLASH%   -   Flash did not fire.
%FLASH_ENERGY%   -   n.a.
%FLASH_PIX_VERSION%   -   n.a.
%FNUMBER%   -   f/6.3
%FOCAL%   -   26 mm
%FOCAL_LENGTH%   -   26.0 mm
%FOCAL_LENGTH_IN_35MM_FILM%   -   39
%FOCAL_PLANE_RESOLUTION_UNIT%   -   n.a.
%FOCAL_PLANE_X_RESOLUTION%   -   n.a.
%FOCAL_PLANE_Y_RESOLUTION%   -   n.a.
%GAIN_CONTROL%   -   Normal
%GAMMA%   -   n.a.
%GPS_ALTITUDE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_ALTITUDE_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_AREA_INFORMATION%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DATE_STAMP%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_BEARING%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_BEARING_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_DISTANCE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_DISTANCE_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_LATITUDE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_LATITUDE_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_LONGITUDE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DEST_LONGITUDE_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DIFFERENTIAL%   -   n.a.
%GPS_DOP%   -   n.a.
%GPS_IMG_DIRECTION%   -   n.a.
%GPS_IMG_DIRECTION_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_INFO_IFD_POINTER%   -   n.a.
%GPS_LATITUDE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_LATITUDE_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_LONGITUDE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_LONGITUDE_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_MAP_DATUM%   -   n.a.
%GPS_MEASURE_MODE%   -   n.a.
%GPS_PROCESSING_METHOD%   -   n.a.
%GPS_SATELLITES%   -   n.a.
%GPS_SPEED%   -   n.a.
%GPS_SPEED_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_STATUS%   -   n.a.
%GPS_TIME_STAMP%   -   n.a.
%GPS_TRACK%   -   n.a.
%GPS_TRACK_REF%   -   n.a.
%GPS_VERSION_ID%   -   n.a.
%IMAGENUMBER%   -   7505
%IMAGE_DESCRIPTION%   -   n.a.
%IMAGE_LENGTH%   -   1925
%IMAGE_UNIQUE_ID%   -   n.a.
%IMAGE_WIDTH%   -   3423
%INTEROPERABILITY_IFD_POINTER%   -   n.a.
%INTEROPERABILITY_INDEX%   -   n.a.
%INTEROPERABILITY_VERSION%   -   n.a.
%INTER_COLOR_PROFILE%   -   n.a.
%IPTC_NAA%   -   n.a.
%ISO%   -   100
%ISO_SPEED_RATINGS%   -   100
%JPEG_INTERCHANGE_FORMAT%   -   n.a.
%JPEG_INTERCHANGE_FORMAT_LENGTH%   -   n.a.
%JPEG_PROC%   -   n.a.
%LIGHT_SOURCE%   -   Unknown
%MAKE%   -   NIKON
%MAKER_NOTE%   -   n.a.
%MAX_APERTURE_VALUE%   -   30/10
%METERING_MODE%   -   Pattern
%MODEL%   -   NIKON D200
%OECF%   -   n.a.
%ORIENTATION%   -   top – left
%PHOTOMETRIC_INTERPRETATION%   -   RGB
%PIXEL_X_DIMENSION%   -   1000
%PIXEL_Y_DIMENSION%   -   562
%PLANAR_CONFIGURATION%   -   chunky format
%PRIMARY_CHROMATICITIES%   -   n.a.
%PRINT_IM%   -   n.a.
%REFERENCE_BLACK_WHITE%   -   n.a.
%RELATED_IMAGE_FILE_FORMAT%   -   n.a.
%RELATED_IMAGE_LENGTH%   -   n.a.
%RELATED_IMAGE_WIDTH%   -   n.a.
%RELATED_SOUND_FILE%   -   n.a.
%RESOLUTION_UNIT%   -   Inch
%ROWS_PER_STRIP%   -   n.a.
%SAMPLES_PER_PIXEL%   -   3
%SATURATION%   -   High saturation
%SCENE_CAPTURE_TYPE%   -   Standard
%SCENE_TYPE%   -   Directly photographed
%SENSING_METHOD%   -   One-chip color area sensor
%SHARPNESS%   -   Hard
%SHUTTER%   -   1/160 s
%SHUTTER_SPEED_VALUE%   -   7.321928 sec. (APEX: 12)
%SOFTWARE%   -   Adobe Photoshop CS2 Macintosh
%SPATIAL_FREQUENCY_RESPONSE%   -   n.a.
%SPECTRAL_SENSITIVITY%   -   n.a.
%STRIP_BYTE_COUNTS%   -   n.a.
%STRIP_OFFSETS%   -   n.a.
%SUBJECT_AREA%   -   n.a.
%SUBJECT_DISTANCE%   -   n.a.
%SUBJECT_DISTANCE_RANGE%   -   Unknown
%SUBJECT_LOCATION%   -   n.a.
%SUB_SEC_TIME%   -   n.a.
%SUB_SEC_TIME_DIGITIZED%   -   57
%SUB_SEC_TIME_ORIGINAL%   -   57
%TRANSFER_FUNCTION%   -   n.a.
%TRANSFER_RANGE%   -   n.a.
%USER_COMMENT%   -   n.a.
%WHITE_BALANCE%   -   Auto white balance
%WHITE_POINT%   -   n.a.
%XP_AUTHOR%   -   n.a.
%XP_COMMENT%   -   n.a.
%XP_KEYWORDS%   -   n.a.
%XP_SUBJECT%   -   n.a.
%XP_TITLE%   -   n.a.
%X_RESOLUTION%   -   300
%YCBCR_COEFFICIENTS%   -   n.a.
%YCBCR_POSITIONING%   -   n.a.
%YCBCR_SUB_SAMPLING%   -   n.a.
%Y_RESOLUTION%   -   300
  
PS token   value for the preview image
%ApertureValue%   -   5310704/1000000
%ColorMode%   -   3
%ColorSpace%   -   -1
%Compression%   -   1
%Contrast%   -   0
%CreateDate%   -   2007-01-03T15:48:24+01:00
%CreatorTool%   -   Adobe Photoshop CS2 Macintosh
%CustomRendered%   -   0
%DateTimeDigitized%   -   2007-01-01T16:26:50.57+01:00
%DateTimeOriginal%   -   2007-01-01T16:26:50.57+01:00
%DigitalZoomRatio%   -   1/1
%ExposureBiasValue%   -   0/6
%ExposureMode%   -   0
%ExposureProgram%   -   2
%ExposureTime%   -   1/160
%FNumber%   -   63/10
%FileSource%   -   3
%Fired%   -   False
%FocalLength%   -   260/10
%FocalLengthIn35mmFilm%   -   39
%Function%   -   False
%GainControl%   -   0
%History%   -   n.a.
%ICCProfile%   -   Adobe RGB (1998)
%ImageLength%   -   1925
%ImageNumber%   -   7505
%ImageWidth%   -   3423
%Lens%   -   17.0-55.0 mm f/2.8
%LensInfo%   -   170/10 550/10 28/10 28/10
%LightSource%   -   0
%Make%   -   NIKON CORPORATION
%MaxApertureValue%   -   30/10
%MetadataDate%   -   2007-01-03T15:48:24+01:00
%MeteringMode%   -   5
%Mode%   -   0
%Model%   -   NIKON D200
%ModifyDate%   -   2007-01-03T15:48:24+01:00
%Orientation%   -   1
%PhotometricInterpretation%   -   2
%PixelXDimension%   -   1000
%PixelYDimension%   -   562
%PlanarConfiguration%   -   1
%Rating%   -   1
%RedEyeMode%   -   False
%ResolutionUnit%   -   2
%Return%   -   0
%SamplesPerPixel%   -   3
%Saturation%   -   2
%SceneCaptureType%   -   0
%SceneType%   -   1
%SensingMethod%   -   2
%Sharpness%   -   2
%ShutterSpeedValue%   -   7321928/1000000
%SubjectDistanceRange%   -   0
%WhiteBalance%   -   0
%XResolution%   -   3000000/10000
%YResolution%   -   3000000/10000
%format%   -   image/jpeg

License

This WordPress plug is released under the GPL and is provided with absolutely no warranty (as if?). For support leave a comment and we’ll see what the community has to say.

Download [v0.b7.8]

ExZo.zip [236.602 byte]    

FAQ

Q: It doesn’t work: Parse error*: parse error, unexpected ')', expecting '(' in *[...]/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php*
A: This is most likely due to the fact that your web server is not running on PHP 5, which we need for PEL.

Q: Why another Exif/Picture/Zoom Plugin?
A: Basically because there is no other plug-in which is able to provide access to all Exif tags (f.e. the image number provided by Nikons D200). If you ask me, most existing plug ins only provide a rudimentary implementation. Apart from that, none of them includes an elegant lightbox-style way of zooming pictures. All in all that was reason enough to write ExZo.

To-Dos / Wishlist

With the new version of ExZo we are back to beta level. So expect bugs (and (please report them). This site is of course driven by the latest version so things seem stable over here. But with Exif only being a “recommended standard” people could do anything with the tags. The list of tokens can be extended at any time to your wishes. Just drop a note in the comments as to which Exif tag you are missing.
   » allow for images that have not been uploaded by the inline uploader
   » template integration
   » show exif only
   » customisable templates
   » admin panel
   » providing easy access to other Exif tags
   » alignment user definable
   » pretty up the admin panel
   » support for all PEL token
   » fix issue with WordPress non-std. sized thumbnails
   » Fetching Exif from offsite sources such as Flickr
   » code cleaning

Version History

28.may.2009 v0.b7.8 » bugfix: Lat/Long values and their negatives (re)fixed
26.nov.2008 v0.b7.5 » bugfix: now handles non-wp-uploaded images again []
16.nov.2008 v0.b7.4 » new token: %DATETIME_DE% []
» bugfix: yet another memory leak fixed []
» minor bugfix: title on zoomed images back again
14.nov.2008 v0.b7.3 » bugfix: GPS data now fetched correctly []
» bugfix: memorey leak fixed []
» bugfix: text encoding error fixed []
» new default: GPS location now in default layout []
23.oct.2008 v0.b7.2 » new feature: show picture and title only []
» bugfix: thumbnail fetching fixed []
15.oct.2008 v0.b7.1 » new feature: handling optimized []
01.oct.2008 v0.b7 » new option: thumbnail choice []
06.jun.2008 v0.b6.7 » new feature: compatible to most gallery plugins []
05.jun.2008 v0.b6.6 » bugfix: Date/Time issue finally solved []
03.jun.2008 v0.b6.5 » new feature: all PEL tokens now available []
» bugfix: iPhone support []
» bugfix: Date/Time issue addressed []
02.jun.2008 v0.b6.4 » new token: [exif img="image.jpg"] []
06.mar.2008 v0.b6.3 » new option: customisable thumbnail extension []
13.feb.2007 v0.b6.1 » new option: customisable alignment []
» pepped up the admin panel
» optimised code
12.feb.2007 v0.b6 Major (complete) rewrite
» Admin panel
» User definable templates
» Token based access to Exifs
» "Live preview" in admin panel
» new option: max thumbnail width
» new option: max thumbnail height
» new option: min table width
» new option: Title []
» new option: Exif []
» new option: overlay strings []
» new option: error strings []
02.feb.2007 v0.5.4 » Bugfix []
26.jan.2007 v0.5.3 » WordPress 2.1 Compatibility Update []
21.jan.2007 v0.5.2 » Bugfix []
15.jan.2007 v0.5.1 » Bugfix []
14.jan.2007 v0.5 » got rid of Perl <sniff> by using the PEL-PHP-Library
08.jan.2007 v0.4 » first public release

226 Responses [REVERSE ORDER]

  1. #112002
    228

    Thanks great news – I’ll move this comment myself.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  2. #111966
    227

    Hi tmb! For some reason I am unable to leave a comment on your Exzo plugin page. When I hit “submit” I get this error:

    This webpage is not available
    The webpage at http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/wp-comments-post.php might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
    Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error.

    Anyway, just wanted to let you know I got the code working from within the template. You can see it in action on my blog. :)

    Thanks so much!

  3. #111863
    226

    Hey Amanda,

    the plugin needs to be called on a “per picture” basis. you can use it in templates, but unless all you images have the same name it’s probably not going to be much use that way.

    or maybe i didn’t quite understand your question :)
    cheers,
    -tmb

  4. #111764
    225

    Hi tmb! Is there way to use this plugin from the WordPress template? Similar to your Cloud-O-Google usage in templates?

    I’d like to be able to share the lens model with my readers on my attachment pages:

    http://www.kevinandamanda.com/whatsnew/vacations/running-around-nyc.html/attachment/nyc-dessert-crawl-01

    Thanks so much! :)

  5. #84122
    224

    Hi,

    it seems that EXZO will not find the photo…

    this is what I have put to the field with the example photo:

    wp-content/uploads/2010/12/peggys-cove-ns-canada.jpg

    and this what EXZO says…

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports unrecoverable error: in /is/htdocs/…/www/joerg/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: ‘/is/htdocs/…/www/joerg/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/’ is not a valid JPEG file in /is/htdocs/…/www/joerg/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /is/htdocs/…/www/joerg/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 629

    Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /is/htdocs/…/www/joerg/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 630

    I also have problems with the GPS data something is wrong, as google maps shows a position somewhere in Europe but it should be in Canada…

    Any hints?

    Thanks
    Joerg

  6. AY
    #83513
    223

    Hi there
    This plug-in works much more than I need it, since I don’t need the exif information so I deleted the exif parts in the css coz I mainly use its Zoom-In function as a way of browsing my gallery. Zoom-In function works like a charm when I uploaded my custom 100×100 thumbnails and named them as instruction. Only problem is I can not delete that 1px container border which is the border outside the thumbnail and the black thumbnail border, that thin 1px is a major distract for me, since the spacing between different thumbnails are large and just doesn’t look neat. How can I delete the container(or the table?) box in style sheet? Would appreciate if you can detail it down here… Many thx in advance.

  7. #83508
    222

    Hey Cedric,
    i’ll give it a look. if you haven’t heard from me by sunday, please remind me again.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  8. #83494
    221

    Hi there,
    wonderful plugin! extremely useful. I use it mainly to display Google Maps link under my photos.=
    However I do have a problem with the %altitude%.
    It always gives me a false reading of the exif infos.
    For example, let’s say the exif in the JPG is :
    Latitude: N 34° 58′ 3.8221
    Longitude: E 135° 46′ 32.024
    Altitude: 71.23 m

    with ExZo plugin, altitude will display as : 7123 m.a.s.l.
    I have no idea why….
    another example gives 9723 m.a.s.l. instead of 97.23 m
    sounds like a 10 factor..
    but another will display 2919 m.a.s.l instead of 58.38 m
    http://piksl.info/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/20100924-017.jpg

    I double checked my jpg data, with other stand-alone exif reader programmes
    So in the end I disabled the display of altitude under the photo on my blog.
    But if you know the source of this ‘problem’, I would be glad to fix it :-)

    Best regards

    Cedric

  9. Bob
    #81613
    220

    TMB: yeah, I tried these different tokens even:
    [exzo url="" title=""]/wp-content/main/2010_10/M92.jpg[/exzo]
    [exzo url="" title=""]M92.jpg[/exzo]

    With the first one I get the aforementioned error.

    With the last option I get this error:
    No Image File Provided (filename=M92.jpg, name=M92)

    My WordPress site is in a subdirectory wp, so I also tried this token:
    But then I get this error:
    Image file not found(ImagePath:/home/name/public_html/name/wp/wp/wp-content/main/2010_10/M92.jpg)
    So that’s one “wp/” too many.

    I don’t know what else I could try :(

  10. #81511
    219

    Hey Bob,

    you sure you are calling it correctly? Looks like you’re missing the image filename.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  11. Bob
    #81506
    218

    Hi, your WP plugin looks exactly like what I want to use, but it’s not working for me :(

    I’m getting these errors all the time, even on the plugin settings page before the preview part.
    I don’t know why, but it seems to cut off the filename part.
    I’d really like to use this plugin, can someone please help me solve this problem?

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: ‘/home/path/to/wp/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/’ is not a valid JPEG file in /home/path/to/wp/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/path/to/wp/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 629

    Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/path/to/wp/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 630

  12. #81349
    217

    Hi, any timing on when the ability to pull EXIF data from off-site images would be done? My photoblog workflow has all images on SmugMug instead of local in the gallery. Looks like a very detailed plug-in. D200 shooters unite! :)

  13. Henrich
    #81275
    216

    Hi,

    ich wollte auch dieses Plugin nutzen, bekomme jedoch folgenden Fehler:

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare intel2moto() (previously declared in /var/www/html/XXXXXX/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-exif-reader/exif.php:155) in /var/www/html/XXXXXX/html/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exifer/exif.php on line 162

    PHP: 5.2.14
    WP: 3.0.1

    weiß da jemand Bescheid?
    Danke
    Henrich

  14. Tribal1603
    #80465
    214

    @ John and Arsenal:

    My plugin worked very well. Today a did an update to the newest version and i had the same problem with the zoom function.

    So i openend the zoom.js with the editor. Then i searched the file for the word “wordpress” there are 2 links in this file. I did not install wordpress in /wordpress/wp-content. i changed the location and now it works fine again

  15. #79936
    211

    Hallo Thomas,

    auf der gleichen Seite unter:

    gibt noch diesen Hinweis:

    Tag ID Tag Name Writable Group Values / Notes
    0xa430 OwnerName string ExifIFD (called CameraOwnerName by the EXIF spec.)

    VG
    Jörg

    http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/TagNames/EXIF.html

  16. #79934
    210

    Sorry Thomas wieso komme ich eigentlich auf Chris!?

  17. #79933
    209

    Hi Chris,

    I know that it seems that the camera owner name is not part of the EXIF specification. But Apples Apperture is able to show it in the EXIF and as the 2.2 EXIF specs are outdated from 2002 would it be possible for you to add a tag for the missing EXIF field Canon provides?

    I have found this:

    TagID EXIF SubDir Name Size
    0×0810 0×09 0×2807 OwnerName 32

    in reagards to the camera owner EXIF field here (http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/canon_raw.html).

    Maybe this will help?

    Many thanks again!
    Joerg

  18. #79838
    208

    Hi Chris,

    sorry – I already found it in the last row…

    .iemahge {
    margin: 1px;
    padding: 1px;
    border:30px #444 solid;…[cut]

    Thank You!
    Cheers Yogie

  19. #79836
    207

    Hi tmb,

    do you know when you will add support for the Canon EXIF? I’m still looking forward to get the Camera Owner out of the EXIF to show up…?

    Cheers

    Yogie

  20. #79835
    206

    Hi,

    is there a way to get a grey border (background) instead of the black one behind the photos?

    I already tried several things within the exzo.css but it didn’t work :(

    Please let me know!

    Thank you so much!
    Cheers
    Yogie

  21. Stacy
    #79190
    205

    I installed the zip file for version v0.b7.8 and when I went to activate it, I got an error message: “The plugin does not have a valid header.” I have not been able to fix this. After searching the web, I tried the one fix that was suggested. That was to move the files from the subdirectory exzo to the parent directory exzo. This did not work. It said it could not find the files. I am using a PC.

  22. #79148
    204

    Hi, I have a little problem with plugin and I don’t know what’s wrong.
    This is my webpage: http://okuszko.com/

    As You see the thumb image is wrong, and the full version is not working.

    Please write me back what should I do to make it work.

    Cheers.

  23. john
    #78284
    202

    Looks like Gareth was having the same problem as I am with your plugin (thanks for sharing it by the way).

    When I click on an image to zoom, the larger image appears in the footer of the page. Unlike Gareth, I actually want the zoom functionality which means commenting the lines he provides isn’t really a solution for me. Any ideas?

  24. #77683
    200

    Hi,
    ich hab auch das Problem, was Gareth in Kommentar 146 beschrieben hat. Ich würde eigentlich gerne ExZo komplett verwenden aber ich habe es derzeit auch so gemacht wie Gareth in 147, also die Zoom-Funktionalität rausgenommen und lass mir jetzt nur die Exif-Daten anzeigen.
    Irgendwie ist mit der Zoomfunktion immer unterhalb des Footers ein Close (bild) angezeigt worden und bei einem Klick auf das Bild ist dieses dann auch unter dem Footer erschienen.
    Weiterhin ist im Zoom.js irgendwo noch ein Verweis auf /wordpress/wp-content …. drin statt einer relativen Pfadangabe.
    Ansonsten echt nett, weil mehr Exif-Daten angezeigt werden als bei den anderen Plugins.

    Grüße
    Arsenal

  25. #75981
    199

    I solved my problem. It required deleting the whole DB and reimporting as there was a mismatch between the updated (copied) file name and what your plugin was looking for. WP didn’t have any problems, but somehow the plugin was getting stuck. Oh well, done now.

  26. #75892
    197

    Hi TMB,
    Any chance you’ve had a second to take a look at my issue? To help out, I’ve added a new picture, and the one uploaded after the migration works fine. What could the old entries, where the picture and links work fine and the filenames are unchanged be looking for and not finding that is working correctly with the new ones? Database table change or something? Thanks in advance!

  27. #75796
    196

    Alright – I’ve changed the DNS, even though I haven’t gotten the plugin working yet. If you had any time and inclination to help, I’d really appreciate it. I had to get rid of my old host and just didn’t have any more time to wait, but I’m still having the same old problem.

  28. #75687
    195

    Thanks for your help! First off, I don’t know what happened but my whole /uploads directory got wiped and is now restored – that should have been the 404 you were talking about. Secondly, when it comes time for examination, there is one sticking point. I have the current blog running and a new one set up along side, but the only way for me to view and test it is to change my hosts file to resolve the new blog instead of current. If I go to the IP or directory it gets me to the home page, but as soon as I click a link or something, I’m back to the current blog. I can give you IPs, screenshots, or anything else that would help, but I don’t know if I can create the error that I see publicly without changing DNS and switching to the new blog – something I’d hoped to do *after* I fix this problem!

  29. #75681
    194

    hey kab0w,

    sure I’ll try to help mate. but your timing is just a little off. i’m currently on a business trip with very limited access to my stuff. So a detailed analysis my have to wait till the weekend. but one thing i noticed: i checked your blog and non of the pictures are showing. I’m always getting the 404 (f.e. http://www.aribrownest.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/ocean-beach-panorama.jpg ) Is that due to the moving or is there something else at work?

    cheers,
    -tmb

  30. #75674
    193

    Hey TMB – I love your plugin but need your help. I’m moving my blog between hosts. So far so good and everything works *except* exzo. I’m just using the EXIF tag part and in the place where it should appear I get the line:

    No Image File Provided (filename=ocean-beach-panorama.jpg, name=ocean-beach-panorama)

    That’s just one example, but they all look like that. If I upload an image fresh, it works fine. I’ve looked in the wp_posts table and the “old” and “new” entries look identical to me. The image names are still right and the locations look good. Any idea what this could indicate? This is the only thing holding me up on the migration now. Any help would be *really* appreciated!

  31. #74334
    190

    Really wonderful plugin!

  32. #74301
    189

    “Could you double check that you have the latest version (v0.b7.8)? I think I’ve fixed that error in b7.8. If you are still running v0.b7.5 that would explain it all”

    Yes, that was the problem. I downloaded the latest ver, and the sign problem on the coordinates Google link is working fine now – Thanks!

  33. #74219
    188

    Morning Barry Tim,

    Could you double check that you have the latest version (v0.b7.8)? I think I’ve fixed that error in b7.8. If you are still running v0.b7.5 that would explain it all.

    As far as external images are concerned, it’s been on the wish list ever since I started working on the script (see todo/wish list above). The reason it hasn’t been implemented yet has nothing to do with copyright (it’s not my responsibility how people use my code – I’m the more of a “guns don’t kill ppl, ppl kill ppl” type of person). It’s more of a technical thing. The plugin needs »physical access« to the image in order to read the exif. that means if you want to display the exif from an external source, the plugin would have to download the image (to some temp folder), read the exif and delete the image afterwards. now if you are running a busy site you wouldn’t want the extra traffic or the time delay so you’d probably argue, that’s there’s no need to deleted the image right away (and keep buffered for say a day). But then you’d have your images stored within wordpress again…
    Alternatively I could read the image once and store it in an extra exzo-table within the wordpress sql-database. then you’d have to download the image only once and you’d get rid of the buffering/timedelay/storage issue. But that would add another complexity to the plugin that I probably won’t have the time to test or support.
    Now it’s on the wish list, but it’ll not happen in the summer time. I wouldn’t hold my breath till the long winter nights, when there’s more time for coding.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  34. #74215
    187

    Hi,

    This would be great if the Exif information was displayed as a pop-up when mouse-over the photo. Thus the user will only see this information when pointing on it, and the information will not permanently use up space nor clutter the visual feel of the gallery.

    I’m definitly in if this is implemented.

    Morten

  35. #74213
    186

    Yeh tmb, thanks for the feedback.

    I’m also using the GPS_COMBINED parm. You’re right, it’s showing West on the page…but when you click on the link, it’s translating that to + coordinate which must be East, thus google maps shows it in China. Is there asimple fix for this coordinate issue from the link?

    Taken Date: 
    %DATE_TIME_ORIGINAL%   
    Location: 
    %GPS_COMBINED%   

    Also, regarding the upload….is there any way to use as full URL to pass to Exzo isntead of the default wp-content folder? This would make the plugin so much more friendly for me, to use my image library which is on a separate folder structure to wordpress…or for anyone to use external hosted images, of course. Is this a copyright issue, or something that could be changed in the future to allow external URL locted images?

  36. #74205
    185

    Hey Barry Timm,

    first of you should be able to display exif regardless of how you uploaded the image. check my sandbox, I’ve used your image which I uploaded via ftp. The only restriction so far is, that the image needs to be within your wordpress/wp-content/ folder.

    secondly you will notice in the sandbox, that the gps-coordinates display correctly. The only problem is the google maps link. I’ve used the %GPS_COMBINED% token. But I’ve probably overlooked one of those, so please let me know which one you are using.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  37. #74198
    184

    Got it working but only when the images are uploaded through wordpress media uploader scripts.

    Is there any way to display/use Exzo exif data from url supplied images WITHOUT uploading the images through wordpress?

    Also, there still appears to be a problem with the negative latitude coordinates.

    See the third image’s coordinates at this page http://www.motodyn.com/blogs/bikes/obs-home-page/arctic-circle-2008/the-riders/

    The coordinates are N and W, yet exzo is presenting them as N and E – thus when clinking the cordinates, it displays the location as in Kazakhstan/China border, rather than in Michigan!!! (While I’d LOVE to have taken the picture in Asia, I can’t afford the trip. :) :) :)

    Thx!

  38. #74177
    183

    Hi!
    I’m so looking forward to using your plug-in, but haven’t been able to understand how to call the exzo to display an external jpg (i.e. a jpg not within the wordpress wp-content structure.)

    Is there a way to do so?

    If so, could you show me an example of how to call exzo, for example with the picture located at
    http://www.motodyn.com/media/pics/800/2008/Alaska%20317.jpg

    ….while my WordPress blog is located at
    http://www.motodyn.com/blogs/bikes

    Thanks!

  39. Don
    #74129
    182

    Hello,

    I am having the same problem as Francesco, only I am not smart enough to figure out what I am doing wrong. Your help would be appreciated. I couldn’t figure out the // solution.

    In the second warning, ” ‘/home/content/h/o/r/horsegogglepp/html/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/’ is not a valid JPEG file”, seeing /uploads as an invalid JPEG file is something I have tried to figure out. since its a directory.

    Thanks, Don

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports unrecoverable error: in /home/content/h/o/r/horsegogglepp/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: ‘/home/content/h/o/r/horsegogglepp/html/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/’ is not a valid JPEG file in /home/content/h/o/r/horsegogglepp/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/content/h/o/r/horsegogglepp/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 629

    Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/content/h/o/r/horsegogglepp/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 630

  40. #73979
    181

    I will be using your plug-in on my site in the future and I just wanted to say thank you for making an awesome plug-in and keeping it updated. Usually people just let it go, but you have kept on it.

  41. #73843
    180

    OLK, i solved it!!

    i simply add doublke slash “//” at the beginning of each line :D

    Thanks for the useful plug in.

    Could you think about something that add exif for multiple images in a post?

  42. #73816
    179

    sorry, i copy and paste more than you need.

    the error that i report is only:

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports unrecoverable error: in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: ‘/home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/gallery/prrovareali/’ is not a valid JPEG file in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 629

    Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 630

  43. Francesco
    #73815
    178

    Hi, from two days i’m trying to build a photblog like http://www.bosto.com/bigpicture .
    I’m new with wordpress, but i have some results, how you can see from my blog.
    Now i try to apply your plug-in, and it’s works fine about exif data, the only thinks that i need.
    Unluky i get this error, the same of the comment 102:

    [...snip...]

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports unrecoverable error: in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: ‘/home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/’ is not a valid JPEG file in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 238

    Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 629

    Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /home/hosting/d/dagon84/www/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 630

    as you can see from here http://dagon84.ilbello.com/?p=137 .

    Can you help me?

  44. #73477
    177

    Hi guys – I love the plugin and converted my blog over to Exzo after another similar plugin didn’t work for me. I’ve got a few issues but the one I’d really like to get sorted out is that I get a ton of 404s logged for two files. I know this is because my wordpress installation isn’t in the /wordpress folder (comment #63), but even altering the two lines above doesn’t change these issues. The errors I see are are 404s trying to find:

    ​/wordpress​/wp-content​/plugins​/exzo​/zoom​/ZoomProgress.png and
    ​/wordpress​/wp-content​/plugins​/exzo​/zoom​/zoom.css

    When are these files called and what can I change to update the location where they are looked for?

    Thanks in advance!

  45. #72600
    176

    Hallo,

    für diejenigen die die Exif-Daten an einer bestimmten Stelle im Layout angeben möchten habe ich folgenden Tipp:
    bindet das Bild über ein Spezial-Feld (hier “image”) ein:
    hier gebe ich den Pfad inkl Bildnamen in der Form “wp-content/pfad/bild.jpg” an

    Für das Bild

    <img src=”<?php echo get_settings(‘home’); ?>/<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, “image”, true); ?>” alt=”<?php the_title(); ?>” />

    Für die Exif-Daten:
    <?php
    $exif = “[exif=\"".get_post_meta($post->ID, 'image', true)."\"]“;
    $exif = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $exif );
    echo $exif;
    ?>

    so ich hoffe ich habe mich nicht vertippt :)

  46. #72352
    175

    Hello,

    Do you have any news about the images hosted on other servers than localhost/wp-content?

    I receive this error message: No Image File Provided (filename=http://media.gura-humorului.eu/pictures/foto.lovingvama/2009/DSC_39771.jpg, name=http://media.gura-humorului.eu/pictures/foto.lovingvama/2009/DSC_39771)

    Thanks! I’ll promise you eternal love if you manage this problem :D Your plugin seems great, but it’s too bad I can’t use it…

  47. #72273
    174

    soviel zum Thema html – ich meinte natürlich:

    <p><!– BEGIN ExZo v0.b7.5 –>>><br />
    [...meine Angabe in den Einstellungen...]
    <!– END ExZo v0.b7.5 –</p>

    Kannst Du die <p> weglassen?

  48. #72272
    173

    eins noch:
    ich habe folgende Ausgabe im Quelltext mit Deinem Plugin:


    [...meine Angabe in den Einstellungen...]

    Kannst Du die weglassen?

  49. #72271
    172

    Ja, so ungefähr habe ich mir das gedacht…

    Beispiel:
    Wenn Kategorie == “Photo” oder != “News” (wie auch immer),
    dann zeige zu jedem Bild die Exif-Daten an (falls verfügbar, sonst wie eingestellt)
    sonst zeige nichts.

    und das ohne dass ich [exif] im Post nutze, sprich das Script erkennt anhand des ein Bild.
    Oder halt in Kombination mit Spezialfeldern.
    Ich binde bei mir im Photoblog (den ich noch nicht veröffentlicht habe) 1 Bild pro Post über ein Spezialfeld “image” ein.
    So dass ich es toll fände, wenn dass der sich den Pfad aus dem Feldwert zieht.

    Dann noch eine Idee:
    Wenn ich ein vollständeige URL angebe
    http.[www.]meinedomain.de/pfad/wp-content/Restpfad/bild.jpg
    Dann eine Überprüfung ob das wirklich meine Domain ist und ggf Pfad kürzen auf
    wp-content/Restpfad/bild.jpg

  50. #72260
    171

    Hey Julian,

    freut mich wenns lohft. Zu Deiner Wunschliste: Was verstehst Du unter “Automatische Anzeige der Exif Daten für alle Bilder in einer Kategorie”. Sollen die Exif dann ohne die Tags angezeigt werden? Wie werden die Bilder eingebunden? Soll das Plugin dann auf das <img src... -Tag anspringen?

    cheers,
    -tmb

  51. #72259
    170

    ok, hatte vergessen auf php5 umzuschalten – mein Fehler :)

    Aber ein bis zwei Ideen füg die Wunschliste hätte ich noch.

    * Automatische Anzeige der Exif Daten für alle Bilder in einer Kategorie -> in Optionen wählbar
    * Unterstützung von Spezialfeldern -> Name des Feldes über Optionen wählbar

  52. #72258
    169

    ok, hatte vergessen auf php5 umzuschalten – mein Fehler :)

    Aber ein bis zwei Ideen füg die Wunschliste hätte ich noch.

    * Automatische Anzeige der Exif Daten für alle Bilder in einer Kategorie -> in Optionen wählbar
    * Unterstützung von Spezialfeldern -> Names des Feldes über Optionen angebbar

  53. #72246
    168

    Hey Julian,

    wie in der FAQ beschreiben, brauchst Du PHP5 oder höher.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  54. #72245
    167

    Hi ich bekomme beim Aktivieren eine FEhlermeldung

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’, expecting ‘(‘ in /www/htdocs/v108824/photoblog/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 248

    Habe Version (0.b7.3) über WordPress 2.7.1 installiert

  55. #72196
    166

    Hey Matt,

    don’t worry about it – i rather enjoy the feedback. I’ll fix the formating (going back to the correct E/W notation). Actually I think I fixed the link-issue in v0.7.6 (which also had the correct formating), but I guess that one never made it out there – my bad for holding it back. I’m off to bed now but will release a v0.7.8 tomorrow.

    cheers,
    -tmb

    [Update] The fixed version is now online .

  56. #72195
    165

    Ok, I’m sorry for the flood of comments. It works perfectly. As far as the format, I agree the N/E format is better and that way you can just drop the -/+ signs. Thanks so much!

  57. #72194
    164

    Oh sorry. I really didn’t read the entire comment. I’ll install the update and test it out. Thanks!

  58. #72193
    163

    @TMB, I see what you’re saying. It wasn’t the format of the coordinates that bothered me, but the actual link to Google Maps itself. It shows up as “40.70461,73.98968″ in Google Maps but should be “40.70461,-73.98968″. As far as the E/W notation goes, I agree it is repetitive, but prefer E/W over -/+. Mostly, I just want the link to go to the right place…

  59. #72176
    162

    Hey Guys,

    thanks for the feedback. Check the new version, I think I fixed the issue with negative long/lat values. At least it works for Matts bridge picture. Thanks for the patience :)

    @Anton: drop me a blackberry picture and I’ll see what I can do. Wanted to fetch one of your site, but it seems to be down.

    cheers,
    -tmb

    UPDATE on second thought, I think showing negatives isn’t correct at all, or is it? The long/lat for your bridge picture now says:

    40° 42′ 16.6″ N, -73° 59′ 22.8″ W

    but I think it should either be

    40° 42′ 16.6″ N, 73° 59′ 22.8″ W (what it used to be)

    or

    40° 42′ 16.6″, -73° 59′ 22.8″,

    My point being, that you either use negatives or the “E(ast)”, “W(est)” notation. I haven’t changed the code back yet, but let me know what you think.

  60. #72173
    161

    I have to disagree… The longitude still shows up incorrectly for me…

  61. #72164
    160

    Number 2 is solved. quite easy actually: Simply edit the template in the options screen.

  62. #72147
    159

    Hi there,

    I like the plugin allthough I have some problems to get it working:
    1) The check if there’s EXIF data does not work for photo’s taken with a blackberry
    2) As mentioned by the previous poster, the longitude isn’t correct (“-” should be “+”)
    3) The plugin is hard to combine with postie (which many photobloggers use)

    I think I can solve number 1 and 3, but I cannot get passed number 2.

    Thanks,
    Anton

  63. #71958
    157

    Hey TMB,

    Found another glitch. It looks like it is not fetching my GPS data correctly. Look here: http://mathewwithonet.com/2009/04/26/the-manhattan-bridge/ The longitude should be negative. If you just manually add in the negative in the Google Maps link, it is exactly where I was… Hope it’s an easy fix. Thanks again for the awesome plugin.

    Matt

  64. #71046
    156

    Thanks a lot for providing Exif & Zoom WordPress-Plugin.

    I am a newer of wordpress so I can’t see the pricture after applying it lik this ::: ::: to the edit post .

    And I am newer of wordpress, so if you can could you let me know how to use tokens.

    Thanks in advance.

    Kim

  65. Gareth
    #70583
    155

    Need to also note I use Highslide and not Lightbox, will this be an issue?

  66. Gareth
    #70580
    154

    Has not worked since any 2.7 WP version and including 2.8 Bleeding Edge.
    It is being added in the same fashion when it did work and at this point shows the physical exif or exzo string as literal text.

    PHP Version : 5.2.0-8+etch10 – Upgraded to this at the time to use this plugin.
    PHP Exif support : Yes ( V1.4 )

  67. #68920
    151

    Is there any way I can get this plugin to work with the full URL to the image, rather than starting from /wp-content/?

    I am using a email->wordpress post tool, which uploads and processes my images, but only allows me to refer to the image by the full “http://www…” path. As such I cant get this plugin to automatically detect the image and display the exif info.

    Thanks!

  68. andre_
    #68019
    150

    Hi!
    Thanks for the plugin, it’s a great and useful idea.

    But… It doesn’t work in my WordPress…
    WP 2.7 with Atahualpa Theme (personalized a little, only in CSS style sheet).

    When I use the plugin, I’ve the imagine covered by two rectangular gray things, that include the link to a photo in lightbox…

    Can I resolve?
    Thanks!
    a_

  69. #68017
    149

    Hi Chris,

    do you know when you will add support for the Canon EXIF? I’m still looking forward to get the Camera Owner out of the EXIF to show up…?

    Cheers

    Yogie

  70. Gabi
    #68012
    148

    Hi, thank you first for the nice tool ;-)

    I thought I might add some of my Nikon D70s specific exif data but when looking at the file…. well… I’m a bit lost.
    I would like to add the lens and ISO info which are apparently not extracted by default (though I can see them in exiftool).
    How can I add those to the data set?
    thanks,
    Gabi

  71. Gareth
    #67995
    147

    Resolved my issue with the Zoom below the footer by commenting out:
    line 65: var $zoom;
    Line 122: $this->zoom=1;

    Removing:
    Line 218 and 219:
    echo ‘pluginURL.’/zoom/zoom.css”>’;
    echo ‘pluginURL.’/zoom/zoom.js”>’;

    I have no need for the Zoom at all so this should work for me, so far testing proves successful.
    Will try in live site and if any issues, will advise accordingly.

  72. Gareth
    #67965
    146

    Currently Exzo causes part of the Zoom to get placed under the footer, I have ensured it is this plugin by de-activating the plugin, refreshing page and it falls away, re-activating page and re-appears. Clearing cache was done to ensure this aswell. It seems to be related to the Click to Zoom-Close ID

    http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/9605/exzogf0.png

    Currently disabled Plugin and removed EXIF reference on posts till resolution can be advised on.

    All I need is to use the Exif only call and not the whole plugin for imagery, if there is an alternative for Exif only, Please advise.

  73. #67962
    145

    Hey Chris,

    will do – thanks for the idea.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  74. #67961
    144

    I don’t think you want to rely on wordpress being installed into a /wordpress/ directory. This may be the folder that the wordpress zip/tarball come in, but renaming it is common. Many people (myself included) rename this to “blog”. So the way that the zoom.js file pulls in the zomm.css file with a hard coded path is not optimal. Can you just remove this from the js and in the _wphead put in the include for the /zoom/zoom.css?

    function _wpHead() {
    echo “\n”;
    echo ‘‘;
    echo ‘pluginURL.’/exzo.css” />’;
    echo ‘pluginURL.’/zoom/zoom.css” />’;
    echo ‘pluginURL.’/zoom/zoom.js”>’;
    echo ‘‘;
    echo “\n”;
    }

  75. #67927
    143

    hey genny,

    I checked you site and notice quite a few errors. as far as ExZo ist concerned, most of them are due to you not using the standard »/wordpress/« structure:

    but don’t worry. there an explanation on how to fix things on comments #120 and #63.
    hope this helps,
    -tmb

  76. genny
    #67926
    142

    this is strange. i can’t seem to get the link border to align with the image. also i took off the title and exif information because it was spanning across the entire page (rather than lined up with the image).

    also, the zoom still doesn’t work even though i have the js script in the header.

    any ideas?

    URL: http://www.shugraphics.com/?page_id=10

  77. #67892
    141

    I commented out both lines
    - imagecreatefromjpeg
    - imagesx / imagesy

    Chris

  78. #67891
    140

    Hey Chris E,

    thanks for the comment. Could you tell which line are the one you commented out?
    - imagecreatefromjpeg
    - imagesx / imagesy

    anything else? I’ll look into whether I’ll really need them. Most likely there’s a way around.
    thanks in advance,
    -tmb

  79. #67889
    139

    Wonderful plugin. I had the same issues with the plugin as Kim, post 102. I worked around them by commenting out the offending lines in my exzo.php file (I am using EXIF info only). Turning off the errors in the script only worked on the web, not on the RSS feed which is why I need to comment the lines out.

    I would like to see further support for keywords, title and description from IPTC info in a future release. Also, if we can skip the image creation process for EXIF only that would probably fix this errors I have received.

    Thanks for a great plugin!

  80. #67835
    137

    Hey Brian,

    no need to read the comments if you read the FAQ ;-) Most likely your problem is due to a PHP4 / PHP5 conflict. Your webserver needs to be running the latter for ExZo to work.

    cheers,
    -tmb

    ps: I’m running WP 2.7 as well.

  81. #67834
    136

    Maybe I’m just not reading into the comments deep enough, but I can’t seem to get the plugin to activate with WP 2.7. I’d love to implement the exif functionality on my photoblog, but it just isn’t working out for me. I tried installing the plugin through the WP dashboard, but it throws an error when trying to activate it:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’, expecting ‘(‘ in /…/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 248

  82. #67824
    134

    Reference Post #114

    Thanks for reply, and status. I look forward to the functionality when I can link remote folder/directory image locations to display their EXIF data, than those within the wp-content folder.

    Baldy

  83. #67816
    132

    Hey Chris,

    Just got back home – was climbing the whole day. I’ll fix that asap. Thanks to your detailed error reporting it should be easy to fix.

    thanks,
    -tmb

  84. #67815
    131

    Actually, East latitudes work OK. It’s just West latitudes need a minus sign for Google Earth or they display as East.

  85. #67813
    130

    I’ve been busy geotagging my images, which now display correctly on my blog

    However, when I click on the EXZO location data on the website, Google Maps goes to the opposite longitude. For example, EXZO displays 52 degrees North, 1 degree West but Google Maps goes to 52 degrees North, 1 degree East. I think the longitude bit of the url being sent to Google Maps needs the plus and minus signs reversed.

    Regards,
    Chris

  86. r€nato
    #67808
    129

    FYI if you are hosting your WordPress blog at GoDaddy.com, you will need to set PHP 5 as the default language (the ‘default’ default is PHP 4) and then wait up to 24 hours for the change to take effect.

    See this:

    http://help.godaddy.com/article/3937?isc=isc_code

    (NB: I am assuming this will get Exzo to work, the 24 hours have not elapsed for me yet but I am fairly sure this is the issue which is generating the error code)

    Also, despite what some of their online documentation says, GoDaddy does not allow you to download nor view the .htaccess file, which would be the most straightforward way of handling this issue.

  87. #67783
    128

    Hey Chris,

    just noticed this warning (see here) concerning the file_exists function (which I am using to verify that a thumbnail image is available):
    This function returns FALSE for files inaccessible due to safe mode restrictions. However these files still can be included if they are located in safe_mode_include_dir.

    Your server might be running with some of those safe mode restrictions… I switched to the is_readable function which hopefully behaves correctly even when the safe mode is on. Try it and let me know.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  88. #67780
    127

    No, tried replacing my template with yours and completing the overlay fields but no joy. Also, no link appears when I hover over the image (your sandbox link looks like: http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/go.php?http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/2008_11_28.jpg

    Hope this helps,
    Chris

  89. #67779
    126

    Morning tmb!

    Tried your template and tried completing the overlay fields but no joy. I’m not getting a link when I hover over the image either. Your link (sandbox) is: http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/go.php?http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/2008_11_28.jpg.

    My template looks like:

    Camera: %CAM% (%MAKE%)   Focal Length: %FOCAL%Create Date: %DATE_TIME%   
    Shutter: %SHUTTER%Location:
     %GPS_COMBINED%   Aperture:
     %APERTURE%
    Exposure Program: %EXPOSURE_PROGRAM%   ISO:
     %ISO%
    Flash: %FLASH%   Exposure Bias: %EXPOSURE_BIAS_VALUE%

    Hope this helps,
    Chris

  90. #67776
    125

    > I guess this comes down to the fact that you changed the default template.
    I replaced mine with yours – no joy. My template reads:

    Camera: %CAM% (%MAKE%)   Focal Length: %FOCAL%Create Date: %DATE_TIME%   
    Shutter: %SHUTTER%Location:
     %GPS_COMBINED%   Aperture:
     %APERTURE%
    Exposure Program: %EXPOSURE_PROGRAM%   ISO:
     %ISO%
    Flash: %FLASH%   Exposure Bias: %EXPOSURE_BIAS_VALUE%

    > Could you check whether it works if you re-enable the overlay text/email.
    All three enabled – no joy,

    Incidentally, when I hover over your sandbox page the link looks like:
    http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/go.php?http://blog.vimagic.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/2008_11_28.jpg

    I get no link at all.

    I’m sure I’ve mad a silly error somewhere. I’ve got the day off tomorrow so I’ll look at it all again.

    Thanks again.

  91. #67775
    124

    last post for the day (I’m off to bed): I guess this comes down to the fact that you changed the default template. if you look here it seems to be working fine (apart from the image width, which is smaller in my template). try again with the default settings. If it works then modify once more to your liking.

    hope this helps,
    -tmb

    ps: My bad: it might be something else. Could you check whether it works if you re-enable the overlay text/email. This might actually a bug, but I’m too tired to check it myself now. more tomorrow.

  92. #67774
    123

    Makes perfect sense – but isn’t quite working yet!

    Here’s my new syntax (just for the entry for 28 November):
    [exzo url="" title=""]/wp-content/uploads/images/2008_11_28.jpg[/exzo]

    The image displays as cropped version of the full-size image with no magnifier.

    As a side issue, no thumbnail is now displayed in the Archives…

  93. #67773
    122

    Hey Chris,

    You’re not bothering at all! A couple things here. Anything you put in the url="" is used for an external link. Not what you want, so leave it be for a second. Within the [exzo]-tags you should put the larger version of the image. exzo will find the correct thumbnail if it’s configured correctly. So I suggest having two images: image.jpg and image.thumbnail.jpg and then using
    [exzo url="" title=""]/wp-content/uploads/images/image.jpg[/exzo]
    Does that make sense?
    cheers,
    -tmb

    ps: if you are happy with WordPress’ thumbnails, your of course don’t need the additional .thumbnail.jpg-image.

  94. #67772
    121

    Hi tmb,

    Thanks for that – it’s sorted the CLOSE issue!

    What’s wrong with my syntax here?:
    [exzo url="http://www.hang-out.co.uk/potd/wp-content/uploads/images/2008_11_28_large.jpg" title=""]/wp-content/uploads/images/2008_11_28.thumbnail.jpg[/exzo]

    No magnifier and the image zooms in a new window.

    I promise I’ll stop bothering you soon!

    Chris

  95. #67771
    120

    Hey Chris,

    I’ve got an idea about what’s happening. Looked at your site again and noticed a problem with some of those CSS files:

    Have a look at comment #63. Think you may have to substitute “wordpress” by “potd” in lines 196 and 244 (in this file). Hopefully it may solve some of your issues (maybe even all of them).
    cheers,
    -tmb

  96. #67770
    119

    Hi tmb!

    Thanks for your help so far – I’m enjoying the plug-in – but I do need some more of your good advice!

    1. With your plug-in enabled (and any wordpress theme) my pages load with a CLOSE link at the very bottom of the page. I’ve tried reinstalling your EXIF template settings in case I messed them up but that didn’t get rid of it. Any ideas on what could be causing this CLOSE link to appear?

    2. I’ve also tried using the zoom function instead of just displaying the EXIF data, but I can’t get it working. I set the thumbnails to 720 px across but the magnifier doesn’t appear on the image and the larger image opens in a new page. Again, any help would be great, but I’m very happy with my site as it is!

    Best Regards,
    Chris

  97. #67768
    118

    Follow up from yesterday – the reason the metadata was being stripped yesterday was because I was using ImageWell to scale and upload the image. I’m now using Aperture with the UberUpload plugin to do the same job and preserve the metadata,

  98. #67767
    117

    Fantastic! I’m so pleased this works – it really adds value to a photo blog.

    One point: The FLASH data sometimes reports ’8′ and sometimes ’24′ when the flash doesn’t fire. The plugin only displays “Flash did not fire” for metadata 24, although I have no idea why there’s a difference in the metadata.

    One request – I use Olympus gear and there isn’t an Eixf Token for the lens type. For example, for my picture 2008_11_26 (Portchester Castle), Apple’s Aperture shows under MetaData: Lens Model: 70.0-300.0 mm f/4.0-5.6, but Photoshop CS4 shows nothing in this field. Is it possible to extract or transfer this data from Aperture to Photoshop so your plugin can read it?

    Keep up the good work!

    Chris

  99. #67765
    116

    Hey Chris,

    thanks for the instantaneous feedback but seriously: no rush mate! No error message sounds great to me. The problem with no EXIF showing in this particular case is easily solved. Your image simply doesn’t contain any – at least non that ExZo or Photoshop can find ;)

    They most likely get stripped in your postprocessing workflow.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  100. #67764
    115

    OK, just a couple of minutes to look at the new version.
    I’m not getting the “file not found” error and my image shows correctly in Settings, but no EXIF is displayed on my site. (See entry for 2008.11.26 – Portchester Castle).

    Probably me – it’s late and I’ve been up all day…

  101. #67761
    114

    Hey you two,

    @Chris: Thanks mate for reporting that! Using non-wp-uploaded images was supposed to work! It obviously broke with one of the later releases (probably with the implementation of the v0.b7 – option to use the wp-generated thumbs). I hope I fixed it with todays release of v0.b7.5. try it and let me know if it works.

    @Baldy: not using WordPress to upload the image isn’t the problem (at least after I fixed the bug Chris just reported). Currently ExZo does need physical access to the images though – that is they must be placed somewhere below /wp-content/ and cannot be on another domain/server or even a directory parallel to /wp-content/. I’m currently working on a version that will let you access any image anywhere on the net. But that’s still far off in the future. Sorry about that. BTW: impressive trip you made there.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  102. #67760
    113

    Hi,

    I’m uploading photos manually and although the dummy image shows properly in Settings, I get the “file not found” error whenever I call:
    [exif="/wp-content/uploads/images/2008_11_26.jpg"]

    e.g.

    No Image File Provided (filename=/wp-content/uploads/images/2008_11_26.jpg, name=/wp-content/ uploads/ images/ 2008_11_26)

    Is this because I’m not using the WordPress Uploader?

    Thanks in advance,
    Chris

  103. #67751
    112

    I see you have crossed-off from the “to do” list, the function to enable the use of web hosted images that were not ulpoaded via the wordpress uploader. Does this mean the function is implemented already?

    I am referencing all my pictures on my blog from a different hosted directory and did not use wordpress to upload the pics, but would like to use your nice plugin to show the Exif data if possible.

    I dowloaded and activated the plug-in, and tried to change the blog code to call Exzo using the syntax example, but have not had luck.

    If the function is possible now, can you show me how to use the command from the current code snippet in my blog (see below)

    Thanks!
    Baldy.

  104. #67746
    110

    Hey Jürgen,

    vielen Dank für’s erneute Testen. Die neue Version v0.b7.4 (bisher nur hier zum download) hat den Titel auch wieder im gezoomten Bild. Das ist in einer schlaflosen Nach wegen XHTML-Kompatibilität fälschlicherweise rausgeflogen. Jetzt sollte es funktionieren!

    Zum Thema Uhrzeit & Datum: der String wie Du ihn auf Deiner Webseite hast, ist so formatiert wie es aus der Camera kommt. Versuche mal statt %DATE_TIME% den Token %DATETIME_DE% zu benutzen. Den habe ich gerade extra für Dich eingeführt :) Wenn Du die Uhrzeit lieber vor dem Datum haben möchtest, musst nur Bescheid sagen.

    Ähnliches gilt für den “Fehler” mit Komma bzw. Punkt bei der Focal-length. Der Wert %FOCAL_LENGTH% ist der aus den EXIF ausgelesene. Und da die Kamera-Hersteller sich an die anglosächsiche Interpunktiation halten und dort in der Tat ein Punkt als Komme eingesetzt wird, ist das kein Fehler sondern für Deutsche nur ungewohnt. Da ich aber noch keine Cam gesehen habe, wo nicht .0 steht, habe ich den Token %FOCAL% eingeführt, der die unnütze Genauigkeit abschneidet.

    gruss aus Ulm,
    -tmb

    ps: habe gerade den neuen Token noch einmal umbenannt. sry falls das zu Verwirrung geführt haben sollte.

  105. #67745
    109

    Wieder mal Hallo!

    Ich hab jetzt deine aktuelle Version installiert. Bei mir ist nun nicht mehr der Titel unter dem Bild wenn man es anklickt. War früher in einer schwarzen Ellipse mit weißem Rahmen. Ist dies nun weg? Dann würde ich gerne wissen, wie man die Anzeige des Datums auf TT.MM.JJ Uhrzeit umstellen kann. Bei der Funktion FOCAL denk ich ist ein Fehler. Da gehört statt .0 mm ,0 mm. Bei mir funkioniert es nun.

    Danke schon mal im Voraus für deine Bemühungen und Infos.

  106. #67743
    108

    Hey Roman,

    I’m not quite sure this makes sense. Do you want the same Picture/ExIf to be shown in your template? maybe you could elaborate a bit and we’ll figure out a way.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  107. #67742
    107

    is there any other way to call this plugin? like, in a template? … something like that?

  108. #67741
    106

    I think I fixed the header issue with the update to v0.b7.3 – seems like exifer had the wrong textencoding for wordpress…

  109. #67740
    105

    problem is not fixed yet. i just disabled all warnings in the php code… its a ghetto fix for now.

  110. #67739
    104

    Hey,

    @Kim: I checked your RSS at feed://photoblog.kimguanzon.com/feed/ and it seems fine to me. Did you fix the problem already?

    @Nix: I’m not quite sure what the problem could be. Might be something trivial like the text encoding of the files (where did you download ExZo from?) or some conflict with another plugin. Try downloading an older version to see whether that one works.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  111. #67738
    103

    Dear Sir,
    I am having difficulties using Exzo plugin. It has something to do with Headers.

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/phplabbi/public_html/photo/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php:1261) in /home/phplabbi/public_html/photo/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 770

    What should I do?

    King regards!
    Nix

  112. #67736
    102

    I disabled warnings in my index page. but the warnings still appear in my feed:

    http://photoblog.kimguanzon.com

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports unrecoverable error: in /nfs/c01/h08/mnt/44385/domains/photoblog.kimguanzon.com/html/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 242

    Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: ‘/nfs/c01/h08/mnt/44385/domains/photoblog.kimguanzon.com/html//wp-content/uploads/posts/year1/’ is not a valid JPEG file in /nfs/c01/h08/mnt/44385/domains/photoblog.kimguanzon.com/html/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 242

    Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /nfs/c01/h08/mnt/44385/domains/photoblog.kimguanzon.com/html/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 614

    Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /nfs/c01/h08/mnt/44385/domains/photoblog.kimguanzon.com/html/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 615

  113. #67713
    94

    Hey David,

    probably my fault. been having some issues with SVN. anyway, just to make sure: you did deactivate the old version before trying the new one, right? Otherwise WordPress gets confused by two plugins trying to declare the same functions…

    cheers,
    -tmb

    ps: currently it’s better to grab the pluin off my site instead of wordpress.com until I get my SVN stuff sorted.

  114. #67712
    93

    hey again

    just upgraded, got this error:

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare exzo_options_form() (previously declared in /****/wp-content/plugins/exzo/trunk/exzo.php:1207) in /****/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 1209

    is that your error or my error??? lol

  115. #67710
    92

    Hey Thomas,

    Currently ExZo needs “phyiscal” access to the pictures, thus access via web is not yet implemented. I’m looking into this in a (very) future version.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  116. #67709
    91

    Hi there !

    Contragulations for the plugin and thank you. I try to extract exif from pictures hosted on flickr and when I put the url of the picture in the tag [exif="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3088/2896208554_8185830041_o.jpg"], I get this error message : No Image File Provided (filename=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3088/2896208554_8185830041_o.jpg, name=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3088/2896208554_8185830041_o). Is it possible to get exifs from an flickr hosted picture ?

    Thomas

  117. #67708
    90

    hi again. i upgraded my php to 5+ and your plugin works. thanks for the help. your plugin is great!!!

    for future versions, it would be nice if we could change the stylesheet via the plugin page, rather than doing it manually. i’m keen to tinker with the plugin design, making it smaller and more ‘minimal’. i guess i can do that via the exif template, but a basic CSS editor would be cool for those who don’t know how to change style sheets.

    but, this is just my opinion. your plugin is awesome and users appreciate your hard work.

    cheers

    david
    http://www.davidsmeaton.com

  118. #67705
    89

    hey you all,

    I’m trying to answer each comment in order of appearance.

    @Jürgen: Die Thumbnails werden nur dann richtig angezeigt, wenn sie auch gefunden werden. Wahrscheinlich liegt das Problem daran, dass Du die falsche thumbnail-extension eingestellt hast.

    @Laurent Laval: well it seems you got it working. there seems to be an CSS conflict though…

    @Jocuri: what’s the error message?

    @DanB: I guess that’s an issue for the next release. I’ll look into it. To be honest I’m not using the WordPress thumbnails, because I think the quality isn’t up to par with Photoshop. I’ve got my own Photoshop macro that save my image and a thumbnail. Those Photoshop thumbs all get the same extension (*.thumbnail.jpg) But I see the possible demand to get it running with WordPress’ home grown thumbs. Though I couldn’t think of any photographer who would want to use those ;) I’ll look into it anyway, promise.

    @david: this error usually happens when ppl use PHP4 instead of PHP5. double check to make sure you’ve got the right version.

    Did I miss anybody.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  119. #67703
    88

    hey mate

    this plugin idea is great. however, i’m also getting a fatal error during install. i’m running wordpress 2.6.2.

    fatal error was this:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’, expecting ‘(‘ in D:\******\wp-content\plugins\exzo\exzo.php on line 248

    not sure what that means … LOL … i’m a photo blogger, so i would love to get this plugin working.

    cheers

    david

    http://www.davidsmeaton.com

  120. #67697
    87

    How do I solve the problem of non-standard thumbnail sizes in WordPress 2.6.
    It saves them using a -widthxheight extension. Unless all my thumbnails are the same size, the script wont find them.

    My thumbnails are proportionate. Also I don’t see anywhere in WP where I can set a fixed thumbnail ext.

  121. #67687
    86

    Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

    I am using WP 2.2.1, and new to WP hence I do not know how to investigate this error.

  122. #67683
    85

    Hello, first thank you for this plugin,
    But it doesn’t work for me.
    After installation, I put in an article : [exzo url="http://www.photo-net.fr/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/_nd33397.jpg" title="blahblahblah"]_nd33397.jpg[/exzo]

    And that is what I see : http://www.photo-net.fr/?p=17

    Escuse my ignorance, but I don’t know what to do ??
    Can you help me ?
    Regards
    Laurent

  123. #67682
    84

    Hallo!

    Ich hab deinen Exzo Plugin laufen. Ich hab Probleme mit den Einstellungen. Ich kann das die Bildgröße nicht richtig einstellen und das thumbnail in der Vorschau ist nur ein Crop aber nicht das ganz Bild. Was muss ich wie einstellen um die Optik wie bei dir zu erreichen? Muss ich da eventuell auch etwas in WP ändern. Bedanke mich im Voraus für Infos.

  124. #67681
    83

    Hey ya all,

    @Max Belloni: thanks for the info! I’ve included the new version of exifer (1.6) in the package. thanks again.

    @godlie: for starters try the new version. as Max pointed out there seemed to be some issue with the old Exifer. Your error messages look somewhat alike.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  125. #67680
    82

    sorry i had to deavtivate the plugin here is a screenshot of the problem
    http://blog.binarydigit.at/exzo_prob.jpg

    any ideas what that can be?

  126. #67678
    81

    Hy having some strange troubles with your plugin, it displays several code at my site.
    Im had a look at it it seems to be the exif.php but im not quite sure whats happening.

    Can you have a look at it?

    thx

  127. #67676
    79

    Solved: I replaced Exifer with the currently version available (maybe something different in the makers file).

    Now it works.

    Ciao!

  128. #67675
    78

    I have problem activating Exzo: when doing this I get the error

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’, expecting ‘(‘ in /web/htdocs/www.velumvolitans.org/home/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 248

    On a test site, instead (using WAMP), the Ezxo management page, after the Exif template part, starts showing the pho code, and finsh with the error

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function read_exif_data_raw() in D:\Program Files\wamp\www\wp_photo\wp-content\plugins\exzo\exzo.php on line 583 (see also my email)

    Both them uses WP V2.6.1

    Any ideas? Exzo would be a VERY interesting plugin for me!

    Many thanks in advance for any help

  129. #67673
    77

    Hi tmb!

    Klar, kann ich mal probieren.
    was ich halt nicht verstehe: wieso die anderen Tags, welche auf die selbe Art eingebunden werden, diesen Fehler nicht produzieren.

  130. #67672
    76

    ok – dann schau mal, ob Du die aktuelle Version hast (0.b6.7). seid der version sollte die pfad-angabe kein problem sein (solange die bilder in wordpress/wp-content liegen). habe gerade getestet und
    [exzo url="" title="The Dream"]/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/exzo_dummy.jpg[/exzo]
    funktioniert bei mir ohne probleme.

  131. #67671
    75

    Die Bilder lade ich meist via ftp direkt hoch… desswegen auch die komplette pfadangabe..
    werde aber sowieso demnächst wohl den image-Ordner wieder aufräumen und dann werd ich diese Bilder auch nochmal mit dem WP-Uploaddialog hochladen.

  132. #67670
    74

    Hey Christoph,

    Ich nehme an, Du lädst die Bilder auch mit WP hoch. Dann versuch mal die Bilder so einzubinden, wie oben angegeben (also insbesondere ohne komplette Pfad-Angabe):
    [exzo url="" title="Morgenstund"]gimpelvorbau0708__001.jpg[/exzo]

    Die URL brauchst Du übrigens nur, wenn Du auf was anderes Verlinken möchtest. Wenn es nur ums Zoomen geht, lass den Eintrag frei. (Wenn Du aber z.B. von der Startseite aus, per klick auf das Bild zum Eintrag kommen magst, dann kannst Du in URL den Artikel eingeben – oder url=”TMB_PERM”)

    probiers mal aus,
    -tmb

  133. #67669
    73

    Hey tmb!

    Habe gerade in einem weiteren Artikel die genannte Fehlermeldung gehabt… nach ein bisschen herumprobieren habe ich festgestellt, dass es in beiden Fällen immer nur eine Bilder-einbindung ist, welche diesen Fehler verursacht.

    In den Betreffenden Beiträgen habe ich diese Bilder jetzt erstmal weggelassen, allerdings scheine ich etwas blind zu sein, da ich den Fehler nicht erkenne.

    Das sind die beiden EXZO-Tags, welche den Fehler verursachen:

    [exzo url="/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/spinne2fressen.jpg" title=""]/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/spinne2fressen.jpg[/exzo]

    [exzo url="/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/schmetterlingspaarung_06.jpg" title="Schmetterlingspaarung"]/wp-content/plugins/exzo/images/schmetterlingspaarung_06.jpg[/exzo]

  134. #67668
    72

    Hallo tmb!

    Habe dein Plugin inzwischen soweit am laufen und auch die ersten Einträge geschrieben… naja, zumindest den ersten…. beim zweiten kommt nur folgender Text:

    Fatal error: Call to a member function getEntry() on a non-object in /var/www/vhosts/caina.de/subdomains/photography/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 436

    Keine Ahnung, warum das einbinden der Bilder beim ersten Beitrag funktioniert hat und beim 2. nicht mehr.. :-/

    Gruß,
    Chris

  135. #67662
    71

    @Ken: sorry for the late answer. currently ExZo needs “phyiscal” access to the pictures, thus access via web is not yet implemented. I’m looking into this in a future version.


  136. #67661
    70

    Hey Christoph,

    wollte mal gucken, aber auf Deiner Seite kam nur die Aufschrift Tja, du suchst da nach etwas, das nicht da ist…. Aber wie es aussieht, hast Du das Problem schon gut analysiert. Das Aussehen der Ausgabe kannst Du übrigens in den ExZo-Einstellungen ändern. Ich benutzte bei mir (und damit in der Standard-Einstellung) eine Layerstruktur die mit Sicherheit bei einigen Templates zu Problemen führt. In den Fällen einfach die Ausgabe in den Einstellungen anpassen.

    viel Spass beim Experimentieren,
    -tmb

  137. #67659
    69

    OK, gerade gemerkt, dass ich auch auf deutsch schreiben kann…

    das problem mit dem exzo scheint Theme abhängig zu sein.
    Mit dem Original WP-Theme funktioniert es 1a, mit manchen anderen bekomme ich einen komischen Overlay-Effekt für die Bildverlinkung, aber das Bild ist im ganzen zu sehen (es zeigt sich nur ein Rahmen) und mit anderen Themes wird mir das Bild durch den Overlay-Effekt komplett verdeckt.

  138. #67658
    68

    Hello!

    i tried to use exzo with WP 2.6.1 but it would not work very well…
    on my page you can find a small preview:

    http://photography.caina.de

    can somebody tell me, what i have done wrong ?

  139. #67656
    67

    Can this be made to work with linked images from other sites (flickr)?

    Thanks, Great Tool!

  140. Philipp
    #67653
    66

    Hoffentlich war mein Englisch nicht zugrausig.

    Vielen Dank, nun funktioniert alles, habe wordpres angepasst das es die thumbnails richtig benennt und nun geht alles.

  141. #67652
    65

    als erstes wechseln wir mal die Sprache, damit ich mich nicht so anstrengen muss :) soweit so gut, jetzt ist die Frage, welches Format die Bilder haben und was Du bei den WordPress-Optionen eingestellt hast ( http://blog.duud.org/wp-admin/options-misc.php ). Je nach dem wie was Du eingestellt, musst Du in ExZo die thumbnail extension modifizieren. Da ich die Qualität der WordPress erstellten Thumbnails nicht so gut finde, erstelle ich meine immer extern (PS) und speichere sie unter dem Namen bild.thumbnail.jpg ab. Schau einfach mal in /wp-content/uploads/2008/08/ rein, was da an Bildern liegt und wie Deine Thumbnails heißen.
    hth,
    -tmb

  142. Philipp
    #67651
    64

    Hi,

    okay i have changed the path, but no change.
    Have you an idea?

    Greetings Philipp

  143. #67650
    63

    hey,

    first of all I noticed you are not using the wordpress default installation by running it outside of the a wordpress folder. that’s no big issue but you should check the “zoom.js” file within the “exzo/zoom/” directory. You should change these two lines:
    line 196:
    zoomStyleSheet.setAttribute(‘href’,'/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/zoom/zoom.css’);
    to
    zoomStyleSheet.setAttribute(‘href’,'/wp-content/plugins/exzo/zoom/zoom.css’);

    and line 244:
    loadPreloader.src = ‘/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exzo/zoom/ZoomProgress.png’;
    to
    loadPreloader.src = ‘/wp-content/plugins/exzo/zoom/ZoomProgress.png’;

    let’s see how that works for you.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  144. Philipp
    #67649
    62

    Hi tmp,

    thanks for the fast answer.

    You can see it here:
    http://blog.duud.org/

    I am only using the default wordpress upload, do I have to use a further plugin to create the thumbnail?

    Greetings Philipp

  145. #67648
    61

    Hey Philipp,

    hard to tell without additional informations. what’s the thumbnail extension you are using? do you have an example page, so we can see what’s happening?

    cheers,
    -tmb

  146. Philipp
    #67647
    60

    Hello,
    i have a problem with exzo and wordpress 2.6.

    I can use the exif function, but the zoom functionality don’t works and the images in the preview are to big, they are not correct resized.

    Have I to setup there every thing?

    Greetings Philipp

  147. #67635
    59

    Hiho,
    I added this small feature to the Exif output:
    On load, only the first row of the Exif-table is shown, the rest can be displayed by clicking on an icon.

    if you’re interested, please let me know, I’ll send you the code.

  148. #67608
    58

    Hey Chris,

    Eric and I continued the discussion on Flickr hosted pictures via eMail. Guess I should add a FAQ entry, huh? Currently it’s not possible to fetch EXIF from the web. ExZo does need “physical” access to the files. Though given the recent demand I’ll have a look into implementing that with the next releases. Though I must admit, I’m not really convinced yet, that this is reasonable…

    cheers,
    -tmb

  149. #67604
    57

    Like Eric W, I would like to know how/if I can use this to display the EXIF for a photograph that is hosted on Flickr. If you follow the link in my name, you’ll come to the blog where I want to do this. Every photo there is one that could potentially have the EXIF pulled from Flickr.

  150. #67603
    56

    no worries, Elizabeth, glad you could clear that up so quickly. hope to see you back soon in the PHP5 world ;)
    cheers,
    -tmb

  151. #67601
    54

    Well, you’re right, and my host lied to me… It says clear as day in my control panel that the version of PHP is 5.2.5 but when I run a script to tell me what version it shows up as 4.4.8. So sorry about that. I’ll go yell at my host now. :)

  152. #67600
    53

    Hey Elizabeth,

    how do you know you are running PHP5? Every time that error occurred, it was due to PHP4 being used. Sometimes there’s PHP4 and PHP5 running on the same machine. Since most of those times PHP4 gets called by “php” while PHP5 is being called by “php5″ – so are you absolutely positive that your blog is running on PHP5?

    cheers,
    -tmb

  153. #67599
    52

    Great looking plugin! I tried to activate it and I’m getting that parse error that you mention in your 2nd FAQ question. My host is running PHP 5.2.5 and I’m running WP 2.5.1 so that doesn’t seem to be the problem. Is there something else that could cause this? Thanks! :)

  154. #67598
    51

    Hey Eric,
    Could you provide a picture containing the EXIF data in question?

  155. #67597
    50

    Is there a way to use this plugin to access Flickr EXIF data? If not, would it be possible to add that functionality? Thanks in advance. :)

  156. #67587
    49

    @guzfrie your more than welcome. I’ll look into your suggestion with the template(s). At least I put it onto the todo-list ;)

    @Yogie: I’m on it. With version v0.b6.7 you can enter any WordPress-relative path (starting with /wp-content/). I’ve got no clue how those gallery plugins manage their files but I’m assuming, they are within wordpress/wp-content/ somewhere. I’ll do some more checking and release the new version later today.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  157. #67586
    48

    Cool – yep giving the opportunity to give the full path is a solution, I can go with that and play and see how far I can use this…

    The reason for having EXZO working with one of the Gallery plugins is the easy administration of a lot of pictures, but they do have only limited to none support of the EXIF datas…

  158. #67585
    47

    Voilaa … my missing date has come back .. :) Thank you for the hard work.

    Another suggestion for your next release: Instead of only typing token in a post/page, I think adding capability of integrating the plugin into template would add more flexibility (less work for the user … more works for you surely :)). I know a site that does it, but I don’t know how the owner did it. He just said that he used image (post) ID for extracting exif data.

    Thank you

  159. #67584
    46

    Hey Yogie,

    Thanks for trying the plugin and for the feedback. If I’m not mistaken, there is no “camera owner tag”. The exif specification states on page -23- that the artist tag is to be used (ExZo token %ARTIST%):
    Artist
    This tag records the name of the camera owner, photographer or image creator. The detailed format is not specified, but it is recommended that the information be written as in the example below for ease of Interoperability. When the field is left blank, it is treated as unknown.

    Ex.) “Camera owner, John Smith; Photographer, Michael Brown; Image creator, Ken James”
    Tag = 315 (13Bh)
    Type = ASCII
    Count = Any
    Default = none

    As for your second question: I’ve never used either myGallery nor NEXTGen. Would it be enough, if one specifies the image path for ExZo? That could be implemented rather easily.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  160. #67582
    45

    Hi,

    I’m missing the camera owner EXIF tag….

    Cheers

    Yogie

  161. #67581
    44

    Hi,

    is it possible to add support for images uploaded by other plugins instead of the build in media data base of WP? For example myGallery or NEXTGen Gallery?

    Cheers & Thanks
    Yogie

  162. #67579
    43

    wow! excellent job and hope it will work for me..

    thanks

  163. #67566
    42

    Thanks! It works flawlessly now. Will there be implementation of an “auto-update” feature as well? Just wondering. Thanks again — Matt.

  164. #67565
    41

    Hey Matt & guzfrie,

    I’ve uploaded a new version:
    @Matt: For one I fixed the iPhone issue. Actually the plugin was already iPhone compatible! Unfortunately no Exif-stuff was showing, because most fields where empty (see here for a list of iPhone-exif) which violated a minimum-available-amount-of-exif-before-showing-loop. Anyway, it should be fixed as you can see here.

    @guzfrie: I’ve also fixed your Date/Time problem. Just beware, that %DATETIME% my not work with most pictures. To be sure use either

    • %DATE_TIME%,
    • %DATE_TIME_DIGITIZED% or
    • %DATE_TIME_ORIGINAL%.

    While I was at it, I’ve also added every other PEL-token. You’ll now be able to add GPS info and other funny informations too.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  165. #67552
    40

    The plugins awesome! I only use the EXIF tag but it does it well. However, despite there being EXIF data that is recognized by other websites and software (flickr and Apple Preview), it doesn’t pick up EXIF for images taken on apple iphones. Can this be fixed in the future?

  166. #67534
    39

    hey,

    I’m guessing you haven’t deactivated/reactivated the plugin (which is recommended after an update)? that should fix the first problem. as for the date/time tag problem I’ve got no clue. send me a picture of your’s and I’ll have a look at whats happening.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  167. #67533
    38

    Thank you for your quick response. Two small notes about the update:

    1) Although it works, the updated exzo.php breaks exzo option page in administrator panel. The message appears is:
    Warning: Missing argument 5 for WpExZo::_exzo(), called in /…. /plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 753 and defined in /…. /plugins/exzo/exzo.php on line 366

    2) %DATETIME% token doesn’t result any date for my photo. Although I only use a pocket camera, I’m sure that the date when the photo is created should be there.

    I want to use this plugin indeed, since, due to its flexibility, it’s the best exif plugin I know .

  168. #67530
    37

    hey guzfrie,

    thanks for trying the plugin. it’s not possible with the current version. I’ve whipped up some code that includes a new token. Using [exzo img="image.jpg"] you’ll now be able to show the exif data only. Have a go at the new version and let me know how it works for you.

    cheers,
    -tmb

    ps: I might do a spin-off plugin some time for that. but for now you have to go with the full functionality and use the currect token depending on whether you want to see the image or not.

  169. #67480
    36

    Hi, tmb
    Thank you for the great plugin. However, is it possible to show the exif data only? If so, how? Thank you very much

  170. #65922
    35

    Hey Chris,

    sorry for the late reply. the plugin works as a filter. if it got installed properly and if it’s running in simply substitutes the token text. now if it’s not working for you, most likely it
    1) didn’t get installed properly (which is unlikely if settings and stuff works)
    2) the token text is not spelled correctly
    3) some other plugin is interfering.
    what other plugs are you using?

    cheers,
    -tmb

  171. Chris
    #64841
    34

    Hi tmb,

    I’ve gone into the settings, and it shows the dummy image. I’ve even put in the file name above, and it displays the correct info & EXIF within the preview pane.

    For some reason, it seems WP is just showing that as text, not using it as a plugin.

  172. #64840
    33

    Hey Chris,

    thanks for the feedback. I’m running WP2.5.1 so it’s no WordPress version issue (I think). The plugin is installed and activated? Have you checked the plugin settings page (Settings -> ExZo)? Is the sample picture showing?

    cheers,
    -tmb

  173. Chris
    #64825
    32

    I’m trying to use this plugin with WP 2.5, and I’m entering the following line:

    [exzo url=”” title=”frontier drinkin’”]bulleit-web.jpg[/exzo]

    It doesn’t matter if I put it into the ‘visual’ or ‘code’ post editor tab, I still get the text displayed just like it is above, not a picture.

    Any ideas? The plugin has installed ok.

  174. #64068
    31

    Hey William,

    is it not working with 2.5? what’s the error message?

    thanks for the feedback,
    -tmb

  175. #63905
    30

    Is there an update for WP 2.5?

  176. Brad
    #57376
    29

    How can you get this to read exif data from the large image and not the thumbnail?

  177. #54386
    28

    Nice site keep it up!

    ————————————–
    http://www.dasofte.com

  178. Will
    #52048
    27

    Hey tmb,
    Thanks for the response,

    The webserver is running PHP Version 5.2.1. And the contents of the whole zip folder were placed in the plugins folder.

    Will

  179. #52027
    26

    Hey Will,

    sorry to hear it’s not working for you. Obviously it’s a PEL problem. I just checked the PEL site at http://pel.sourceforge.net/ or http://sourceforge.net/projects/pel and the only thing that springs to mind is the question as to which PHP-version you are running? Do you know? PEL seems to be requiring PHP5…

    Oh, another thing just sprang to my mind, you do have the complete folder (including subfolder) that was inside the archive in your wordpress plugin directory, right?

    cheers,
    -tmb

    btw: I’m running WP 2.3.2 as well.

  180. Will
    #52024
    25

    Hey tmb,

    I have tried to install your plugin on wordpress 2.3.2 and i cant seem to get it to work. On the ExZo options at the bottom i get.

    Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'PelInvalidDataException' with message 'Exif header not found.' in /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/pel_lw/PelExif.php:2 Stack trace:

    #0 /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/pel_lw/PelJpeg.php(2):
    PelExif->load(Object(PelDataWindow))

    #1 /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/pel_lw/PelJpeg.php(2):
    PelJpeg->load(Object(PelDataWindow))

    #2 /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/pel_lw/PelJpeg.php(2):
    PelJpeg->loadFile('/var/www/virtua...')

    #3 /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php(230):
    PelJpeg->__construct('/var/www/virtua...')

    #4 /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php(388):
    WpExZo->_fetchExif('exzo_dummy', NULL, '/var/www/virtua...')

    #5 /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/exzo.php(735):
    WpExZo->_exzo('exzo_dummy', 'jpg', '', 'exzo_dummy_titl...')

    #6 /var/www/virtual/will in /var/www/virtual/test/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/exzo/pel_lw/PelExif.php on line 2

  181. #50226
    24

    hey tobias,
    could you post exactly what you’ve written in your post? or maybe post a link for me to check out.
    cheers,
    -tmb

    ps: I’m running WP2.3.2 – so it shouldn’t be a WP problem.

  182. tobias
    #50178
    23

    @tmb answer to post 19

    Yes i have activated the plugin, in the options page it works great but if i insert the tags to a post or a page just the tag is displayed, it doesn’t matters if in WYSIWYG or source-view… any ideas? btw im running WordPress 2.3.1

  183. #44006
    22

    Hey again. I tried and tried that day and I just finished manually updating all posts with pictures with another plugin… Was easily to use.
    But I really love yours and I guess will go through the hell again if I get how to use it.
    On the other thing I only had to add “xenlarge” and some other things right after

  184. #43568
    21

    wanda,
    what exactly are you looking for in my plug? from what I’ve seen, you already seem to be running a lightbox thingy at your webpage.
    cheers,
    -tmb

  185. #43510
    20

    Well I thought I’m done as the lightbox and flash are not going nice together…
    And found your plugin, I was so excited to try it! But now I am so disappointed as I am at begging with all this WP and have no idea how to make it work.. I’ve been reading all over and over…

    May I have a detailed example? I mean if there is anything I should upload in different places to make it work?

    Thank you very much for your time,
    Wanda.

  186. #37791
    19

    @CincauHangus: sorry for the late answer. as in v06 there’s no possibility to display the exif only, at least not without editing the source code. but judging by the linked website you do know how to edit the code to suite your needs. if not, get back in touch.

    @tobias: you do have the plugin activated?

  187. tobias
    #35152
    18

    Nice plugin, but unfortunately it does not work on my site… the preview at the options page works but as soon as i put the exzo tag in a post or page it just displays the text (i added the exzo tag in code-view)

  188. #27748
    17

    very nice plugin. one question though, how do i show the exif data only? is there an option for that?

  189. #23273
    16

    Every time I try to activate the plugin, I get the following error.

    Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

    I am using WP 2.2.1, and new to WP hence I do not know how to investigate this error.

    Any help will be great.

    Cheers,
    Kartik

  190. #20266
    15

    nice plugin, but i have one big problem.
    i cannot found a file “upload-js.php”
    standard WP uploading is working correctly.
    Thaks for a answer:)

  191. #13235
    14

    which problem?

  192. #13233
    13

    seems like it has some problems with 2.2.1 :/

  193. gr8pro
    #1801
    12

    Good job!! Keep updating…

  194. #1115
    9

    Thanks for the links pipit, I’ll look into it asap.
    cheers,
    -tmb

    [update] as I’ve written here, the exif_read_data() isn’t anywhere near up-to-date with modern cameras. The PEL library looks promising, I’ll have a closer look at that.
    [update2] PEL works well enough. Turns out, that the ImageNumber and Lens – Info are kept in and RDF/XML written by PS. After extracting this RDF and applying a XML-Parser everything seems to work like before. Thanks for the pointer!

  195. #1114
    8

    Check these site :
    http://pel.sourceforge.net/
    http://jp.php.net/exif

    Hope it can help to subtitute the perl needed.

  196. #1113
    7

    Servus Shazron,

    what could be easier that to download the plug and try to run it. if it works, you server meets the requirements ;) Given that it’s unlikely that your standard webserver is that far configured, I’ll try to think of a more checklist script, that gives more detailed feedback (on what parts are missing).

    thanks for the idea,
    -tmb

  197. #1112
    6

    Any way that you have a “checklist” php script that will easily check whether a server fulfills all requirements?

  198. #1110
    5

    Hey Aen,

    you need to download the package and extract the zoom folder. place the corresponding call somewhere in the header:
    <script type="text/javascript" src="PATH_TO/zoom/zoom.js"></script>
    That should do the trick.

    cheers,
    -tmb

  199. #1109
    4

    I like the zooming but the exif feature isn’t for me. I’m currently using WP-Lightbox 2 but I would love to use yours instead. WP-Lightbox ues rel=”lightbox” while yours uses rel=”zoom”, I tried changing that in the js but didn’t work.
    How can I make your plugin replace my current lightbox?

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    [...] Quizás la única desventaja que veo a simple vista es la de que por defecto WordPress no lee datos EXIF de nuestras imágenes, pero eso es algo que se puede solventar rápidamente con algún que otro plugin. [...]

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