A feature request: Option to link the photo to the original file (with original size) in case someone wants to see it in full resolution (or wants to use it as a desktop background e.g.). This is kind of a must have for me.

And the combination with http://blog.vimagic.de/exif-zoom-wordpress-plugin/ this plugin would be great, but not so important.

Seems like this plug-in is an exact match for what I’ve been looking for. Thanks for taking the time to make it for us.

I have however once major problem. I too, cannot seem to enter any info for the images. The upload completes and I hit the “enter info” button. The next page to load is called “manage photoq – enter info” but no images are present and I cannot enter anything as there are no fields to fill.

I’ve set rw access for owner/group/other for both dirs, I’ve checked that the dirs are correct. I did the htaccess mod too. The files end up in my qdir, but stays there.

I use WordPress 2.3.3

Hope you have a suggestion :)

Thanks,
Jesper

setelah pke YAPB kmarin malah kocar kacir templateku…akhirnya nemu whoismanu photoq plugin wordpress buat photoblogging…instalnya ga ribet…ringan…ga ngrusak layout…fungsi thumbnail nya juga ada dan gak neko2…bisa lan…

so what is your upload folder option under options->misc->”Store uploads in this folder”?

before i installed the plugin my path was:
http://www.konsolekingz.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/dsc_50591.jpg

now after installed the plugin and tried to remove it i get this as my path:
http://www.konsolekingz.com/wp//dsc_50591.jpg

i removed the tables form the database. I have tried to re-upload the source files but i’m not having any luck. I’m not changing the correct files. I need to know what to remove and change. Thanks.

please check out comments 17-19 on the following post. I guess this will solve your problem.

in the table ‘wp_photoq’ add in the end a field called ‘q_exif’.

in photoq.php in the upload_photo function:

below ‘$file = wp_handle_upload($_FILES[’Filedata’], $overrides);’

add:
$exif = exif_read_data($file[’url’], 0, true);
$ser_exif = serialize($exif);

add the fields and the value to the inser query
$wpdb->query(”INSERT INTO $this->QUEUE_TABLE (q_title, q_imgname, q_position, q_slug, q_descr, q_tags, q_exif) VALUES (’$title’, ‘$filename’, ‘”.($q_length+1).”‘, ‘$slug’, ‘$descr’, ‘$tags’,’$ser_exif’)”);

in the post_next() function below the ‘insert meta (custom fields)’ part:

//insert exif data
$result = $wpdb->query(”
INSERT INTO $wpdb->postmeta
(post_id,meta_key,meta_value)
VALUES (’$post_ID’,’exif’,’”.$wpdb->escape($photo_post->q_exif).”‘)
“);

And at last in the template where you want to see the exif data

$exif is now a array, you can do with it what you want.

$exif = unserialize(c2c_get_custom(’exif’));

for the c2c_get_custom call you need the ‘get custom field values’ plugin
http://www.coffee2code.com/archives/2004/06/30/plugin-get-custom/
just like to get the description.