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Thanks! Problem solved, much appreciated.

I have seen your site and read through the FAQ, issues.

Yep, there is a problem. When set to 50, it only load 47. I have tried moving to after footer, disable footer. It is probably an incompatibility issue with my theme (Suffusion).

I will leave the matter for now. I will get back to this when I have more time.

Thanks a lot for the help.

Many thanks for getting back on this. It’s probably that reason you mentioned.

So, the plugin does not scale the images to form collage as in the mosaic layout of WordPress gallery. Does it?

I fix the image sizes to thumbnail only, and that I get a grid of fixed size. That’s quite good.

There’s another problem now. I hope you don’t mind I continue it here.

The plugin only load one batch (nearly) and then says it reached the end of the internet.

When setting the batch size to 50, it loads 47 images and stopped, when setting the batch size to 100, it loads 91 images and stopped. Setting batch size to 0 gets a Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded.

Any clue?

My apology that I am not sending a link to the page as it is on a private site.

Hey Jason

Sorry that it took me a looong time to get back. I stopped blogging for a long while due to work. I just want to confirm to you that the plugin preserve the geo-tag. Well done and thanks!

Forgot to mark as resolved …

Thank you very much! That works!

Thanks a lot for the reply. My description must be unclear. I shall explain again.

I created a shortcode, wrapped in php, as [memberonly]. This code is obtained from internet.

add_shortcode( 'memberonly', 'member_only' );

function member_only( $atts, $content = null ) {
	 if (  !is_user_logged_in()  )
		return $content;
	return '';
}

When I use it to hide some content, it does the job.

[memberonly]some content in here[/memberonly]

However, if I have other shortcode in the content to hide, the shortcode is not “executed”. In my case, it was the [gallery].

[memberonly]some text and then the [gallery ...][/memberonly]

The above is show as in text only, i.e. the gallery is not displayed as image gallery.

Any idea?

Thanks for the pointer. Will give that a go.

Thanks a lot for getting back.

The information on the link in your post doesn’t seem correct as I checked the thumbnail files (i.e. the reduced files by WordPress) and the geo-tag (EXIF) is there.

So, if I upload filename.jpg with EXIF to WordPress, the EXIF is preserved in the image and all thumbnails.

However, with imsanity, if I upload filename.jpg (with size exceeds that set in imsanity), the filename.jpg will be reduced and the EXIF will be lost. Then, all thumbnails will not have the EXIF.

Any clue?

Ok, it is Jetpack. Jetpack gallery will not work when other plugin deal with the gallery shortcode. So, tiled gallery will not work.

Thanks for the update, useful!

The problem is when I use fotorama=”false”, the gallery becomes standard gallery (grid) rather than tiled gallery (type=”rectangular”). Any idea?

Thanks for getting back. Looking forward to see the enhancements.

Apology that the previous post was not enumerated.

1. Create the photo map from existing images attached to a post, e.g. [easy2mapimage postid=123], or
2. Specify a postid in the map manager, instead of uploading new images.
3. Create the photo map from existing images in wordpress gallery, e.g. [easy2mapimage imageids=1,2,3], or
4. Specify image ids (copied from wordpress gallery) in the map manager, instead of uploading new images.
5. Create a map of the images like the Nextgen Gallery geo Worldmap mode (I can’t find a non-nextgen variant).

Thanks a lot, David! It works!
My apology to get back late as I have been busy with other things.

I managed to update the fields in 80k+ photos within a few minutes time.

There were a few warnings, though I am bothered, that you may be interested to know:

Warning: exif_read_data(PC230115.jpg) [exif_read_data]: corrupt EXIF header: maximum directory nesting level reached in ***/wp/wp-content/plugins/media-library-assistant/includes/class-mla-data.php on line 4247

Warning: exif_read_data(PD010484_reduced.jpg) [exif_read_data]: Illegal IFD size: 2 + x3E00*12 = x2E802 > x02F6 in ***/public_html/wp/wp-content/plugins/media-library-assistant/includes/class-mla-data.php on line 4247

Thank you very much for making such a useful plugin.

Many thanks again, David. That will be extremely helpful. I trust the feature will only benefit others.