I would like to find out your setup process for thumbsplus, but I can not find your AIM on nc.org. Can you please either leave it here or email me at
Thank you,
Marc
aim: waffull
00CericaRuss
Joined: 2002-09-03
Posts: 2
Posted: Wed, 2002-09-25 00:10
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im sure that one of the people you are talking about is me :smile:
Yeah - Im sick of finding my photos on other people sites too... this is why I tag them with 'ThumbsPlus' before I upload them - AIM me (you can find my AIM on NC.org) and Ill share how to setup thumbsplus so that it will tag everything.
BTW - it **WOULD** be nice to have all this stuff automaticaly done through gallery :grin:
haha.. what's up man.. funny to find you here :wink:
doing it manually isn't a problem, but at the same time, i don't want to have it permanent on the picture, in case i want to print, or whatever, i can just ftp the picture down or something.
I'm thinkin maybe a php gd something or other could take care of this on the fly... haven't had too much time to research it though.
rspeed
Joined: 2002-08-20
Posts: 5
Posted: Thu, 2002-09-26 12:49
something that I'm going to try is using the Imlib2::Perl module (http://freshmeat.net/projects/imlib2perl/) to tag all the images that I've already got on my server, the ability to run a post-upload processing script on all images/thumbs would be ideal.
waffull
Joined: 2002-09-07
Posts: 115
Posted: Fri, 2002-10-04 20:08
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something that I'm going to try is using the Imlib2::Perl module (http://freshmeat.net/projects/imlib2perl/) to tag all the images that I've already got on my server, the ability to run a post-upload processing script on all images/thumbs would be ideal.
Any luck with this?
Thanks,
Marc
rspeed
Joined: 2002-08-20
Posts: 5
Posted: Fri, 2002-10-04 20:42
I was able to write a perl script that will tag an image with specified text,
tagimage.pl infile.ext outfile.ext
so what i did was ran find path/to/images -name "*.jpg" -exec tagimage.pl {} {} ;
this tears through all the images it finds tagging them with a simple text string.
it puts a shaded box behind the text so that it shows up whether the image is light or dark.
I will pretty the script up a bit and put instructions on how to use it on this forum tonight or tommorow.
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Posts: 115
AIM on NC.org..
I would like to find out your setup process for thumbsplus, but I can not find your AIM on nc.org. Can you please either leave it here or email me at
Thank you,
Marc
aim: waffull
Posts: 2
haha.. what's up man.. funny to find you here :wink:
doing it manually isn't a problem, but at the same time, i don't want to have it permanent on the picture, in case i want to print, or whatever, i can just ftp the picture down or something.
I'm thinkin maybe a php gd something or other could take care of this on the fly... haven't had too much time to research it though.
Posts: 5
something that I'm going to try is using the Imlib2::Perl module (http://freshmeat.net/projects/imlib2perl/) to tag all the images that I've already got on my server, the ability to run a post-upload processing script on all images/thumbs would be ideal.
Posts: 115
Any luck with this?
Thanks,
Marc
Posts: 5
I was able to write a perl script that will tag an image with specified text,
tagimage.pl infile.ext outfile.ext
so what i did was ran find path/to/images -name "*.jpg" -exec tagimage.pl {} {} ;
this tears through all the images it finds tagging them with a simple text string.
it puts a shaded box behind the text so that it shows up whether the image is light or dark.
I will pretty the script up a bit and put instructions on how to use it on this forum tonight or tommorow.
http://photos.speedo.ca/24bday/ is an example of what the text can look like (It'll use any true type font)
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*bump*
Sorry, I'm anxious! :grin:
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ok, I managed to get it finished, it should work ok on any system with Image::Imlib2 perl module install.
(http://search.cpan.org/author/LBROCARD/Image-Imlib2-0.10/)
you can download it at http://speedo.ca/tagimage.pl
let me know if you have any questions.
ryan
Posts: 5
Hello rspeed;
Excellent script, but I dont know how to use it. Can you please give step-by-step instructions?