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Maps

mydive

mydive

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Is there anyway for a google map to be displayed showing the location of where the photo was taken? Don't some photos from smartphones include the geolocation in the data of the photo?
 
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mydive said:
Is there anyway for a google map to be displayed showing the location of where the photo was taken? Don't some photos from smartphones include the geolocation in the data of the photo?
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Yes, most phones today add that information to the Exif array but since is a little bit sensitive there must be an on/off switch somewhere.

I think that it will great to add something like this.
 
Rodolfo said:
Yes, most phones today add that information to the Exif array but since is a little bit sensitive there must be an on/off switch somewhere.

I think that it will great to add something like this.
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Regarding this... If you intend to implement it... It might be ideal to have the on-off also available to the admin on a global level... and then the image poster on a personal level. Even if it only gives the illusion of privacy.
 
fully supporting this idea! i would be stoked to convert my current site over to chevereto if there were an option to tag photos to a worldwide map. my current site is running a script that isn't optimized for displaying photos , especially for mobile: http://swarmlife.net/map/sk8
 
Rodolfo... would there be any idea of a time frame for this? i need it urgently and if there is going to be a substantial delay, i might source an external developer to complete it. Thanks

John
 
One suggestion that visitors to my site really like is having the option to display all the locations / photos on one big map.
 
I don't think that it will be implemented soon. This is not something with high priority and the list of priorities is huge. Sorry, for now this must have to wait a few months.
 
I'll get a developer moving on it, then i'll see whats involved in getting it over to you, depending on my costs of course.
 
mydive said:
I'll get a developer moving on it, then i'll see whats involved in getting it over to you, depending on my costs of course.
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did you have any luck?

Rodolfo said:
I don't think that it will be implemented soon. This is not something with high priority and the list of priorities is huge. Sorry, for now this must have to wait a few months.
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any more thoughts on the maps? figure the 3 month mark is coming. just curious. can't wait to get chevereto up on my site.
 
where is the problem? new table in database and some more info via form - i think no programmer needs more than 2 hrs to get it work with a local installation - editing theme - fine.. but it is not necessary for a photo uploading script like chevereto..
my opinion
 
Actually is just a field not a column and the thing is more on the UI side. Honestly I don't know where to fit this thing it just keep looking as fancy extra of 500px and Flickr.
 
its usefull for geotagged imgs a lot...i personally dont use it but there are a lot of photos i do on the phone to tag places to use as photoshoot locations, or hiking, geocaching etc. there is tons of use for it as a standard extra.
 
Would it be possible to find a wordpress plugin out there and just add code to each individual photo page that would show a map? Then when a user posts a photo there could be an option to tag it to a map? Seems like it wouldn't be that difficult to implement.
 
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