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No Support => General discussion (no support!) => Topic started by: milda on July 28, 2004, 11:10:45 am
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Hi
Iam new in coopermine so maybe Ive missed something but I have problems with language coding in file info.
I take file info from EXIF but in comment Iam using czech language characters.
http://www.je-nejlepsi.cz/mismas/album/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=0&pos=1
seems to me that coopermine cannot handle UNICODE is that true?
second thing is, may I choose wich file info I want to show (I dont want to show filename for example)?
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1) We have a "one question per thread" policy on this board. In the future, please post only one question per thread
2) Unicode:seems to me that coopermine cannot handle UNICODE is that true?
No, coppermine can handle unicode. What exactly is your problem. When I browse the page you linked, the Czech chars are being displayed perfectly well (see attachment)
3) Which info to show: please search the forum, this has been asked (and answered) before.
GauGau
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1/ sorry about that. Next time I will do that
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OK, Iam testing album just now so maybe I just disabled it at moment when you looked at it.
Try it again please. Here is example URL:
http://www.je-nejlepsi.cz/mismas/album/displayimage.php?album=6&pos=1
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did you just enter the comment with your czech keyboard, or what exactly did you do? What are the encoding settings in your browser?
GauGau
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did you just enter the comment with your czech keyboard, or what exactly did you do? What are the encoding settings in your browser?
GauGau
Iam using zoner media explorer (for non-czech users zoner photo studio - http://www.zoner.com/). It is a czech product so I simply write down using czech-characters in EXIF data. I know developers of that product personally and they sad that this is not problem with software but it is problem with php app.
Ive checked it on Mozilla firefox (ISO-8859-2 coding) and IE6 (8859-2 too).
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ok, I must confess I'm no exif specialist. I'll ask Tarique to look into this.
GauGau
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Please give a sample picture (preferably small) with unicode comment and a small screenshot of how the comment is meant to look like - I will look into it ASAP
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Please give a sample picture (preferably small) with unicode comment and a small screenshot of how the comment is meant to look like - I will look into it ASAP
Here is the picture with exif data in unicode:
<img href="http://je-nejlepsi.cz/mismas/crw_4315.jpg">
and here is how unicode data looks when I writing it to exif:
<img href="http://je-nejlepsi.cz/mismas/exif-unicode.gif">
(ZME is czech program so "Nazev" mean "name" and "Popis" mean "description")
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See attachment - maybe you would like to check out the latest CVS version with a new EXIF manager which allows you to select which EXIF tags you want to display
BUT the CVS version comes with Zero support :)
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See attachment - maybe you would like to check out the latest CVS version with a new EXIF manager which allows you to select which EXIF tags you want to display
BUT the CVS version comes with Zero support :)
What is CVS and where can I download it?
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Don't be offended but if you don't know that then probably it is not for you.
CVS is Concurrent Versions System - it is a software which allows online collaboration among developers, the code repository can also be accessed by anyone who has a CVS client installed. More details here http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=89658