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I’m not up for changing what I use in the photo management software so I figured I must be able to write one field into another in the meta data. This seems to use the XMP field Title instead of IPTC Headline. But just recently I have started to use the excellent NextGEN gallery plugin for WordPress. I use the IPTC Headline field in my image management software for the title of the image, this has always worked ok for me and the Flickr upload I use works fine with it. It's still possible to manually delete versions.This little problem hit me at the weekend, it turns out the fix is trivial but it took me a while reading through the docs to get things working in a way I was completely happy with. Version comment entered by the person who checked in the latest versionīoolean that can prevent a version from being deleted by version clean up rules, where specified in the server configuration. This is not used for images at the moment, in theory could contain text from images by extracted text using OCR techniques. Plain text content of file, for example the text from a PDF, doc or rtf file. Indicates if a preview is present for the asset. * failed: preview generation failed, could be temporary issue, might be re-generated later with index updater * no: asset does not have previews, for example a text file, or an INDD that does not have a preview in its XMP * empty: could have previews, but attempt to generate/extract is still busy * failed: thumbnail generation failed, could be temporary issue, might be re-generated later with index updater ![]() * no: asset does not have thumbnail, for example a text file, or an INDD that does not have a thumb in its XMP * empty: might have thumb, but attempt to generate/extract is still busy #Exiftool producers field and country field freeYou are free to use any other field in the Elvis Receive configurator.Ĭhecksum hash from file contents, used to prevent adding duplicate files to the system.Ĭhecksum hash from file contents that was extracted before the Elvis ID was embedded.Īsset ID that was embedded in the file before the Elvis ID was embedded. This field is available as convenience to make sure assets are only picked up once by the Elvis Receive configurator for Enfocus Switch. Used to track 'old' ID on initial import from a legacy DAM system, used in the metadata-import module. ![]() The value of this field is not visible in the client. Defined here so it won't be added to the index by a FieldHandler, the field is added to the index in a special way. a separate field 'firstExtractedId' contains the extracted value. Special handling in the server ensures the ID is never extracted, only embedded. Unique asset GUID/UUID, assigned when the asset is added to the system. The revision of the search engine index at the time this index entry was created. If the file is currently checked out: ID of the client machine that checked the file out. If the file is currently checked out: user name of the person that checked the file out. If the file is currently checked out: date that the file was checked out. User name of the person that last modified the file in Elvis. ![]() Updated when a new file is checked in - also updated on a collection when it's contents is changed. User name of the person that last modified the metadata or anything else on the asset in Elvis. Updated when metadata or anything else on the asset is changed in Elvis. User name of the person that imported the file into Elvis. The values of the field are not stored, so they will not be visible in the client. #Exiftool producers field and country field fullThe tokenized version of the full asset path. * /Some Zone/sub folder-A/sub folder-B/someasset.txt For example if the file was imported through the webservice this will be the lastModified date of the temp file created for the webservice attachement on the server, which won't be of much use. The usefulness of this field is questionable. If imported by desktop client, it is read from the client filesystem. If the fileCreated is empty the value of is set to the value of fileModified. The filesystem creation date cannot be read through java, nor through exiftool (perl). Only read from the filesystem when manually importing in the desktop client. ).Īsset type, usually equal to extension unless the file extension is not mapped as an assetType, in which case it will use the 'unknown' assetType.Ĭreation date of file on filesystem. Name of asset, without extension for virtual assets like collections.Įxtension part of the filename (excluding. Folder part of assetPath, excluding trailing slash and filename.Īll ancestor paths of the full path. ![]()
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