Attached the panasonic.php in ticket #4.
Unfortunately, i don't know how to make a patch. The only change in exif.php is the extra "else if" added between line 622 and 623 to consider the panasonic makernote.

@jordi-kun
If you're on Linux (or the like) something like diff -rupN [file1] [file2] should do the trick

not running linux, so attached the patch of the gnuwin32 version of diff (ticket 4)

I just wanted to note that I have applied a few updates to the package above.

The package has been updated again, mainly because mankind is churning out fixes like crazy. The additional patches/diffs in this update are from tickets #'s: 83, 74, 32, 4, 2

Hi, just installed it, very nice

How can one use it in a post? All I see is a link to a zenphoto page

Just installed this, but i get the following error;

Warning: require_once(exif/iptc.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\xampp\htdocs\zen\functions.php on line 4

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'exif/iptc.php' (include_path='.;C:\xampp\php\pear\') in C:\xampp\htdocs\zen\functions.php on line 4

As you can see im using XAMPP on w2k3, I've looked in the exif folder and there is only a file called exif.php no iptc.php.

HELP! PLEASE!

Many thanks!

nabberuk, I have updated the package with iptc.php included in the exif folder. You should be able to simply grab the file and drop it in your install.

edit

Many thanks o kind one, worked a treat!

I've just re-read my post and I think it's not very clear :$

How can I embed the video in a post?

@aitf311

Heh. Yeah, well I get ideas or people provide me ideas that need to be implemented haha
In fact, I just updated #78 again (geospatial.patch)

I updated Phoogle to use more GMaps2 API, Dynamic map centering/zoom (bounds).

EdnaGarrett, your video must be in flv format. Once you do this, you can simply upload by FTP to your server. It will be recognized as video and put into the flv player.

Mankind, thanks very much! Everyone appreciates your work.

@aiff: Hi, video seems to be embedded, but all I see is a red X. It's in FLV format. I've already tried inserting it using all the options in zenphoto (thumbnail, full, etc), but still nothing. If I embed it as a link, it shows as a red X, and when I click the link, it goes to Zenphoto and the video works, but only in there :\

This is/was the same using the la0c00n plugin first, I installed this one over the la0c00n one, but still nothing

any ideas?

I really have no ideas on this Edna. I have uploaded a new package with a couple fixes, but none were directly related to the zenvideo hack.

@aitf: hi. Do you have a FLV file that I could use in my server? I'd like to know if it's my current converter the one that is breaking it.
hmm, on second thoughts...I think the video is fine... The video shows fine when clicking it as a link, so obviously it works...

hmmm thinking ...

This package has been updated once again. Every theme included now supports subalbums and automatically generates an rss feed.

I have implemented every "fix" that I know of. Please post back if you encounter any problems.

@aitf311: For security reasons I think you maybe should remove your database data in the included zp-config.php.example file. I noticed it's all still there...

Not sure but shouldn't there appear a link within subalbums to a subalbum administration (looks so in subalbumfunctions.php)? Tried to add the function printSubalbumAdmin manually but on Mac OS X with Firefox 2 and Safari 2 (on localhost installation) nothing appears. There's is only a normal adminlink show. Did I forget or missunderstand anything?

I don't personally need all the exif or google functions but great work nevertheless.

printSubalbumAdmin should at least print the middot. It doesn't print anything if you are not the logged in Admin, but then the normal adminlink would not show either under those circumstances.

@acrylian: thanks for letting me know about the zp-config, its fixed now. Too many branches to keep straight on my local machine!