I found one slight bug and would like to suggest a fix. I use geosetter to add gps info to the exif and then process in lightroom. As a result, the longitude and latitude are given as positive integers with a seperate key saying whether they are degrees north, south, east or west. This means anything west of the meridian or south of the equator will shop up wrongly when using the gps exif info. I’ve fixed this by modifying the addon php file with this code:

// try to get the GPS exif data
if (array_key_exists('LatitudeGPS', $exif_info)) {
if (array_key_exists('Longitude ReferenceGPS', $exif_info)){
if ($exif_info['Latitude ReferenceGPS']=='S') {
$latitudeGPS = '-' . $exif_info['LatitudeGPS'];
} else {
$latitudeGPS = $exif_info['LatitudeGPS'];
}
if ($exif_info['Longitude ReferenceGPS']=='W') {
$longitudeGPS = '-' . $exif_info['LongitudeGPS'];
} else {
$longitudeGPS = $exif_info['LongitudeGPS'];
}
}
else {
$latitudeGPS = $exif_info['LatitudeGPS'];
$longitudeGPS = $exif_info['LongitudeGPS'];
}
} else {
$latitudeGPS = NULL;
$longitudeGPS = NULL;
}

I hope you don’t mind! Thanks again.

I recently saw another way of using maps where a thumbnail map is added to each individual photo page showing where the photo was taken (ie. http://phototraces.net/image/pei_20081130/)

Would it be easy to re-use the coordinates I already entered for your GoogleMap icon for an image_template level thumbnail map?

Thanks,
Jesper Garde

Found a little bug in info window opening code. Line 1191 in admin_GoogleMap.php misses the clean_pic_thumb parameter in createMarkerLatestPic function call. Which causes the info window output to be wrong, of course. (I’m getting ‘undefined’ in the output.)

Keep up the good work!

Although it can be easily fixed by both the addon and the Pixelpost core files (HTML entities come to mind), the current version online doesn’t have this fix. The unreleased V3.0 code on my site does, but that doesn’t help your problem a bit.

Not to worry about your five comments, when I do have the time I’ll merge them. Glad you got it fixed.

I scanned the last 36 photos one by one what was causing the problem. I finally found out what one was causing the problems, it had this exact title: One of the founains at Via delle Quattro Fontane”

As you can see there was by mistake a ” at the end of the title. I removed it and looked up the coordinates and it didn’t give me any problems anymore! So I guess the problem was as well for the clustering as the blanco page.

Just a tiny stupid thingy that messed it up :)

But it’s also the clustering option that causes problems. Tried several thing with the latest photos and the clustering option on and of and their both causing problems.