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  • Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Put in the photo description:

    E#L9003 E#9003

    and you will see something like:

    DateTimeOriginal: 2008:05:24 09:02:01
    Thread Starter daniish

    (@daniish)

    OK thanks Jacob.

    If/is there a way to add this to every photo description?

    Then am i right in thinking that all the photos could be held in an array making it possible to compare the string value of $desc and group photos with the same date.

    Your advice is appreciated, then i can ask a friend of mine to write the php

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Table VIII-B5 appends a text to all photo descriptions.

    You can alternatively edit the New photo description in Table IX-D5 and run Table VIII-B4.

    Sorting is not so simple, the text in the db is what you enter ( the E#… codes ), it is converted to the corresponding data in the function:
    wppa_get_photo_desc( $photo_id );

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    I am currently developing a calendar based shortcode, if you have 2 weeks time and explain me exactly what you want, i might be able to include it.

    Thread Starter daniish

    (@daniish)

    Splendid Jacob!

    I would like to be able to show all my photos (held in a variety of albums and sub-albums) taken day-by-day..i.e. sorted by EXIF date and time with date subheadings:

    E.g.
    January 01 2015
    picture, picture, picture
    January 02 2015
    picture
    January 03 2015
    picture, picture, picture, picture, picture

    These would display in much the same layout as [wppa type=thumbs album=#all][/wppa], with date subheadings paginated by month and/or year.

    The addition of a calendar widget search tool or a date index page would also be very useful to aid searching.

    Occasionally the EXIF date and time is incorrect (because the camera was not set up properly), so it would be very useful to have a method for manually configuring this information where necessary.

    I’m really looking forward to hearing from you.

    Many thanks

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    A preview: https://wppa.opajaap.nl/calendar-based-shortcodes/
    (its not completely functional yet, but you can see what its going to be so far)

    Thread Starter daniish

    (@daniish)

    Very good.

    At present you need to click on a date to see the photos. Would it be possible to display the date with the photos beneath it automatically?

    In this way you could scroll down a page and see all the photos day by day, similar to the current shortcode: [wppa type=thumbs album=#all][/wppa]

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Have a look again, scroll down to variant 4. Photos by EXIF date, all open

    Thread Starter daniish

    (@daniish)

    Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work for me!

    …clicking on the date links doesn’t display any photos at present.

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Should work now.

    Thread Starter daniish

    (@daniish)

    Still can’t get it working on the link above.

    Installed new version and applied settings.

    Tried implementing it on my site:
    https://www.globexposure.net/wales/?page_id=2182

    ..but that doesn’t work either.

    Is the shortcode correct:
    [wppa type=”calendar” calendar=”exifdtm” all=”1″][/wppa]

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Should work in 6.2.3, please try. You shortcode looks ok.

    Thread Starter daniish

    (@daniish)

    Jacob that is working splendidly!

    I removed the “” from the shortcode to make it work:
    [wppa type=calendar calendar=exifdtm all=1][/wppa]

    How can i paginate it and make it display in reverse date order (newest first)?

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Maybe you copy/pasted the shortcode that contained texturized quotes. That fails always.

    Reverse order is not implemented yet, i will look at it.

    Pagination is also not supported, i recommend the following:
    ( Use the Text editor, NOT the visual!! )

    <div style="max-height:400px; overflow:auto" >
    [wppa type="calendar" calendar="exifdtm" all="1"][/wppa]
    </div>

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Fixed 6.2.4. Example:

    [wppa type="calendar" calendar="exifdtm" all="1" reverse="1"][/wppa]

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