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It makes for a hassle every couple of years, I know. See this note for details. For details on plugin registration and on how I came into this hobby of Lightroom plugin development, see my Plugin Registration page. Things I learned today. Fixed that the Province template token did not respect the plugin-specific geo-privacy settings.
Added 'separated by' to the People token. Reworked the Keywords token to better accept filters. Added the SpeedKnots token. Fixed I hope a problem where republishing certain old photos would result in two copies at Zenfolio. Update for Lr9. I'm pretty sure that I had support for it in the previous version, but I'm pushing this out just to make sure.
Added the LensInfo template token. Updated the Exposure token to allow customization. The plugin was incorrectly reporting a vague catch-all error when it could have been reporting a more-specific reason. Added TempC and TempF to the template tokens that my plugins understand.
Added the TempC and TempF tokens. Updated the keyword-related tokens to accept standard filters. Work around a bug that sometimes causes plugins to be disabled when starting Lightroom via clicking on a catalog file. Added the GPSCoords token.
Updated the alphabetical sort to be "sorta-smart alphabetical sort", whereby names that differ only by a number are sorted numerically. For example, "album2" properly falls between "album1" and "album3", but "album20" falls after.
The former straight-up alphabetical sort put "album20" before "album3", which is ugly and unpractical. Fixed a problem with the SpeedKPH token.
Created a way to completely disable the fetching of photo comments from Zenfolio. Lightroom normally does this for every photo in a publish collection after every publish operation, and that overhead can be significant if you have many photos in your collection. If you never care about photo comments, you can now visit the Plugin Manager to completely disable the fetching and the overhead.
Added hierarchical options to the Keywords token. Try to work around a Lightroom bug related to photo timezones and how Lightroom handles accessing plugin data.
Sometimes Lightroom loses the "Visit At Note: this update doesn't address the "Service Unavailable" errors that many folks have encountered lately. That error is on Zenfolio's side, and seems to be unrelated to the plugin. Updated the PublishCollectionName token to allow numeric arguments along the lines of the CollectionName token.
Lightroom on OSX Zenfolio is starting to require that minimum support, so give affected users a more-informative error message. Better handle some character-encoding issues related to template tokens. Better error reporting when trying to do something at Zenfolio that you don't have permission to do. Added the Newline template token. Enhanced the FolderName token. Added the "only if it has a value" feature to template tokens. When running into issues with Zenfolio, present more info that can be passed along to their support staff.
When running into errors at Zenfolio, present some info that can be passed along to Zenfolio support. Added "ISODate" to the template tokens that my plugins understand. If Zenfolio's servers had a meltdown and returned to the plugin a web page instead of the requested data, displaying the web-page code as the error message could cause Lightroom to crash, so don't do that anymore.
Added Weekday, Wday, weekday, and wday to the list of template tokens that my plugins understand. Allow for username changes at Zenfolio. Also make sure that the "view at Zenfolio" link is correct for each published collection. Try to avoid yet another place where Lightroom gets hung because it can't handle certain kinds of dialogs at the same time.
Update the status messages presented when creating a group from the Tools section of the dialog, to actually use the word "group" instead of "gallery".
Updated the Caption part of the dialog to show up to three lines of text, and the full text in the tooltip. Added the ability to have collections named just for the leaf album name at Zenfolio, rather than with the full hierarchical name.
Zenfolio changed how some of their back-end stuff works, and so the plugin needs to update Publish Services to match. This one-time change is done automatically the first time you edit a publish service, and should be invisible unless you have a lot of collections, in which case a dialog may pop up letting you know what's going on Don't report as an error if the network is down and you're just viewing a Publish Collection.
When you view a collection, Lightroom asks the plugin whether the remote service is up, so as to make the comment-input box available or not. The plugin used to report a "retrying Try harder to detect when Zenfolio is down for maintenance and report that instead of a generic error. Adding the raw-upgrade option in the previous version caused a side effect of breaking most everything else for certain users.
In the POODLE-vunerability dialog, display a raw URL of a page on my site that discusses the issue, so that folks can be independently sure that the dialog is indeed from me and not malware.
Updated the camera-name code to try to guess the actual camera model of Hasselblad H5D files, since in their infinite wisdom Hasselblad decided to encode three distinct models with the same internal code, making it impossible to know for sure what camera produced a given image file. The Plugin-Extras dialog to resend metadata could allow the [Resend] button to be pressed when no metadata was selected, resulting in confusion.
Added an "Export Location Override" section to the Publishing Manager dialog when editing an existing publish service that allows you to change the Export Location. I don't know why Adobe doesn't let you change it Add a help dialog to the publish-services edit dialog to make it clear how to delete a publish-services collection. When associating a previously-uploaded image to an entry in Lightroom, note the actual upload time instead of the time the association was made in the "Uploaded to Zenfolio" metadata.
If twitter rejects a tweet e. Updated the Twitter support to allow my plugins' template tokens in the tweet text. Set up the ability to reauthenticate to your Zenfolio account from the Publishing Manager dialog. You can override those options on a case-by-case basis with the evenIfPrivate filter. While in the "Published Photos" section of the Library Grid, you can set the Filter to "Recent Zenfolio Comment" and then scroll down to the end to see the most recent dates, and via that see the most-recently commented photos.
It's a bit unelegant, but it's the best I can think of within the severe limits of Lightroom's plugin infrastructure. Enable a new feature internal to Lr5 for large exports that keeps the CPU from running too far ahead of the upload.
Prior to this, Lightroom would go ahead and peg the CPU to pre-render all the images even if they weren't being uploaded at nearly the same speed. Now Lightroom pauses the behind-the-scenes rendering if it has gotten too far ahead of the upload. It's still a fragile process, but it might work a bit better now.
The token-examples dialog had been broken. Made big updates to the "Export with Smart Previews? Moved to a more logical place in the dialog. Added the ability in Lr5 to export images even if the master image file is not available, so long as there's a smart preview available. Sigh, Twitter yet again made an unannounced undocumented change to their API that immediately breaks apps that have worked for years, and doesn't even bother alerting developers after the fact.
Lord knows how many developers wasted how many hours trying to debug something that should have been announced on the developer's blog. Days later, it's still not announced there. Twitter is not worse than Facebook, but seems to be trying. Added support for some new template tokens : FlagStatus requires Lr4. Abort on an attempt to create a gallery with a name more than Zenfolio's limit of characters long. Added the ability to use "automatic destinations" the naming of target galleries based upon image metadata in Publish.
It's been in Export for years as illustrated in this article on backing up to Zenfolio , and you must create the destination presets from Export, but you can now access them in Publish.
A lot of work on the upload datapath, making it more efficient and restoring the ability to retry the attempt on certain errors. Added the ability to set the caption on a one-off basis by just typing it in, avoiding the need to make a preset each time. Disable the "Also automatically add as collection" checkbox in the Publish-Dialog "Zenfolio Tools" section, when the type of thing being created is a group instead of a gallery.
You can't publish to groups. Zenfolio seems to be changing how they report errors, so this update tries to respond in kind, as far as I can tell. I don't want to support gratuitously old stuff, so I put a minimum of Lr2.
Oops, a side-effect of recent changes caused the log to bloat with a binary dump of exported images. New upload engine in Lr4. In Lr4. With Lr4. Handle a change to Zenfolio's API. According to Zenfolio, earlier versions of the plugin will cease to work on July 1, Enhanced the send-log dialog to hopefully make reports more meaningful to me, yielding, I hope, the ability to respond more sensibly to more reports.
Lightroom's internal infrastructure doesn't handle large uploads well, and will most likely crash when trying to upload huge videos, so I've not added a warning and the ability for the user to decide when it kicks in.
Attempt to prepare for changes Twitter has announced will take place in how they return information about server errors. Bumped up the minimum Lr3 version to Lr3. Lr2 and Lr4 are still supported, of course. Moved the Twitter code over to a new style of Twitter authentication, in hopes that it cures the authentication problems some people have been having. Update for Lr4 beta: explain in the plugin manager that the plugin can't be registered in the beta.
The Lightroom bug referenced in the version note for Added a system-clock check and reports to the user if the system clock is more than a minute out of date. An incorrect system clock can cause problems with various kinds of communication and authentication with some of my plugins, so I've just gone ahead and added this to every plugin. Added some debug logging to try to track down a sizing problem with the manual-association dialog. Include the account id in addition to the full name that's already there in the Publishing Manager login section, to allow multiple accounts associated with the same real name to be easily differentiated.
Reporting some errors can create a huge dialog box that can be difficult to close on OSX, so this update adds a [X] button in the upper right of the dialogs. Handle errors more gracefully when attempting to update online comments for photos that no longer exist. Twitter automatically replaces URLs with their own t. The plugin no longer uses bit. This is a maddeningly-frustrating aspect of the Lightroom plugin infrastructure, but I've worked around it in a way that seems to work.
The 'refresh list' button was missing from the upload-destination list when it was configured to be a popup menu. The manual-association dialog was too big for some screens There's a bug in Lightroom that causes it to sometimes include private keywords in exported copies. The plugin now detects these situations and alerts you to them, allowing you to avoid a privacy blunder. Better handle long album names by truncating at the beginning with ' Fixed a bug that caused the export destination to not properly refresh in response to selecting a preset in the export dialog.
Added a new section to the Publish Service settings dialog, on whether to refresh remote comments at Zenfolio back into Lightroom automatically or only manually. Fixed an obscure bug that caused new album creation to fail if it's your first interaction with the plugin in more than a day. It seems Zenfolio dropped or never had? Be more robust to errors during the gallery-creation process.
Added more logging to try to debug a gallery-creation error. Giving a try to a manual option to associate images already at Zenfolio with catalog photos. Fixed a bug whereby one couldn't export via preset to an account different from the currently-logged in account. You might use this after making what you know to be a metadata-only change that won't affect how the image is shown at Zenfolio. Fixed a problem such that long album names caused buttons to become inaccessible in the export dialog.
Not sure what happened to the export dialog since I last checked it in Windows, but it was in need of some UI love. This version no longer works in Lr3.
The plugin also continues to work in Lr2. Add a note of instruction to handle a rare situation where one needs to reauthenticate in the normal Export Dialog in order to get a Publish Service working again.
Fixed a crash sometimes encountered while updating remote-account data in the plugin, fixing correctly the fix I added incorrectly in Replaced an ugly debug message that popped up when the plugin detected that a publish-service collection's related gallery at Zenfolio has been removed from Zenfolio, with a more user-friendly message.
Publish was sometimes getting stuck in a 'not logged in' state, if you hadn't refreshed your account data in the plugin for too long a time. Not sure why I might have built it that way, but I took off the time limit so now it shouldn't get stuck anymore. Wish I understood why I'd put it in in the first place, though. Added an interactive filter to the gallery list in Publish; it'll show up if there are more than 10 galleries.
Only galleries whose names match all the space-separated terms in the filter are shown. Added code to allow plugin revalidation after having been locked due to a bad Lightroom serial number.
Did a lot of work to revamp the ability to tie in photos already at Zenfolio into your Lightroom catalog and hence to populate a Zenfolio publish service , working around bugs in Lightroom.
See the new publish docs for details. The plugin has long remembered your export settings from Zenfolio export session to Zenfolio export session, overriding Lightroom's desire to always bring your recent export settings from non-Zenfolio exports.
However, I had neglected to update the list of settings for Lightroom 3, so this is now corrected, and so the plugin now also remembers watermarking settings, file-renaming and photo-stacking, and DNG compatibility. You can bypass the warning if you like, and hide it forever, of course. Finally pushing the new version out of plugin beta where it has been for a couple of weeks , after eight months of oft-painful development. It's extremely complex under the hood, so now that it's getting wider user and additional bugs are shaken out, there will likely be frequent updates It can run in Lightroom 2 or Lightroom 3; it does not work in the Lr3 betas.
It uses my new registration system when run on Lightroom 3, which avoids some of the silly issues of the old one. Please take care to note the details on the registration page : use of this version or later of the plugin in Lightroom 3 requires a new registration code, even if you had registered some older version of the plugin. This version has no Publish support They can be combined, e. You have 6 sizing options to choose from:.
Note that the necessary dimensions of the files will depend on the Aspect Ratio for each image , but here are the minimum dimensions for a few of the common ratios:. Care to delete a category? This simply tells your client how many images need to be selected in order to purchase the product you are creating. The maximum number should only ever exceed 1 if your product requires more than one image ie- a batch of images, or an entire gallery. For the Small upload section, click Browse and select a photo from the files on your computer.
The image can be up to x pixels, and will be displayed 'as is' without any auto resizing. An uploaded preview image is not required; if you don't upload a Small preview image then the default 'digital product' icon will be used as a placeholder. For the Large upload section, click Browse and select a photo from the files on your computer. An uploaded preview image is not required; if you don't upload a Large preview image then the there will be no Large preview image for the product.
Finally, click Save , and your product will be added to your Digital Product list. Creating a digital product for videos is very similar to creating a digital product for photos; the main difference occurs in the 2nd and 3rd steps of Creating a Digital Product for Selling Photos.
All of the same steps apply, but there is one very important difference in creating a Single Digital Product Download and an Entire Gallery Digital Product Download: Number of Items required for the product.
In short, the maximum number that you put in should meet or exceed the number of photos that are in the gallery. Ready to create a Digital Download product that allows for purchasing an entire gallery? Here are the steps:. Next, make sure that you have the right product type selected photos or videos.
Set a Minimum and Maximum for the amount of items images or videos that will be included in this product. Active 1 year, 4 months ago. Viewed 5k times. GET ; method. Improve this question. Endrew Endrew 2 2 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. AL it doesn't throw an exception, it just creates an empty. As for your update - remember that nothing happens until you subscribe.
Usually with spring the framework will subscribe for you, but obviously that doesn't apply if you're not using a framework controlled method. Try calling block on your then variable. Hey Endrew. It's been quite a while since you posted this question. Any updates from your side?
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