I recompiled the php module with exif support enabled (confirmed with a <?phpinfo()?>) set the support to 1 in the config.inc and nada. I looked in the index.phtml and noticed that the exif lines were commented out. Knowing that there was no reason for this (:-P)... I uncommented the lines with bad results (no picture..Just black). I assume exif info will be supported in a future release?
Thanks.
Great Photo Album by the way. Hasn't crashed my server yet (unlike phpPhotoAlbum...).
Update: It does work, it's just that the table background is set to BLACK on line 17 of index.phtml... Set it to green and the black block turned green (Magic!) and the Exif Info showed up as black text...
Now It would be nice to format this in two columns...
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2000-11-30
Hmmm...
I did almost exactly what you did (seeing your page gave me serious "Exif Information" envy :), I have 1.02 installed on RHL 6.1, php4.03p1 compiled with the following options:
Everything is working great (I'm really diggin' this album!!), but I'm just not getting the Exif Info, even though I have:
## EXIF Support requires PHP4 with exif support compiled
$show_exif = 1;
in my config.inc
See... http://pics.brants.com/ & look at the PalmSprings album - it was shot with a digital camera.
I even grabbed Qimage Pro to look at my images & make sure the camera (Sony DSC-S30) was encoding the info.
The only thing that concerns me is this... the phpix.com logo on my page, which according to the index.phtml displays $version, shows 1.01, but I downloaded....
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 112640 Oct 6 15:47 PHPix-1.0.2.tar. Odd.
I know I'm not suffering the same problem as jpetrovs (black text being printed in a black table cell), because when I compare my pages to his, he has a large space where the image info goes, while my images start at the very top of the page.
Any clues?
Thanks!!
franko@onramp.net
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I recompiled the php module with exif support enabled (confirmed with a <?phpinfo()?>) set the support to 1 in the config.inc and nada. I looked in the index.phtml and noticed that the exif lines were commented out. Knowing that there was no reason for this (:-P)... I uncommented the lines with bad results (no picture..Just black). I assume exif info will be supported in a future release?
Thanks.
Great Photo Album by the way. Hasn't crashed my server yet (unlike phpPhotoAlbum...).
http://viddywell.unclescrotor.com
Update: It does work, it's just that the table background is set to BLACK on line 17 of index.phtml... Set it to green and the black block turned green (Magic!) and the Exif Info showed up as black text...
Now It would be nice to format this in two columns...
Hmmm...
I did almost exactly what you did (seeing your page gave me serious "Exif Information" envy :), I have 1.02 installed on RHL 6.1, php4.03p1 compiled with the following options:
'./configure' '--with-apxs=/usr/sbin/apxs' '--enable-versioning'
'--with-mysql' '--enable-track-vars' '--with-gd=/usr' '--enable-exif'
(see http://pics.brants.com/PalmSprings/test.php for my phpinfo page)
Everything is working great (I'm really diggin' this album!!), but I'm just not getting the Exif Info, even though I have:
## EXIF Support requires PHP4 with exif support compiled
$show_exif = 1;
in my config.inc
See... http://pics.brants.com/ & look at the PalmSprings album - it was shot with a digital camera.
I even grabbed Qimage Pro to look at my images & make sure the camera (Sony DSC-S30) was encoding the info.
The only thing that concerns me is this... the phpix.com logo on my page, which according to the index.phtml displays $version, shows 1.01, but I downloaded....
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 112640 Oct 6 15:47 PHPix-1.0.2.tar. Odd.
I know I'm not suffering the same problem as jpetrovs (black text being printed in a black table cell), because when I compare my pages to his, he has a large space where the image info goes, while my images start at the very top of the page.
Any clues?
Thanks!!
franko@onramp.net