EXIF Data Plugin- getting a php warning displayed....
Development and Programming
I get the following error:
Warning: exif_read_data(IMG_2758.JPG) [exif_read_data]: Process tag(x0000=UndefinedTa): Illegal format code 0x0000, suppose BYTE in /<cut for privacy>/plugins/pi.exif.php on line 222
Warning: exif_read_data(IMG_2758.JPG) [exif_read_data]: Process tag(x0000=UndefinedTa): Illegal pointer offset(x6E004361 + x43616E6F = xB161B1D0 > x0241) in /<cut for privacy>/plugins/pi.exif.php on line 222
Warning: exif_read_data(IMG_2758.JPG) [exif_read_data]: Illegal IFD offset in /<cut for privacy>t/plugins/pi.exif.php on line 222in my gallery.
Is this the correct forum for this question?
I’m not sure- I don’t spot the code in the standard EE files. Are you using an extension or plugin? And if so- how? Is it showing the error on the frontend when you view your entries- which are perhaps wrapped inside a plugin that would read exif data?
I’m sorry, yes, it is a plugin. The EXIF Data one from Lodejwik.
Ah- as it’s a third party plugin (and I’m not up on it) I’m going to shift this over to the ‘Plugins’ forum and tweak the title a bit. You might also want to double check you’re running the latest version of the plugin- and if you are, contact the author and give them a heads up on the error.
Make sense?
contact the author and give them a heads up on the error. Make sense?
Ya, his site is in Dutch so I have no idea how to contact him.
Hi Erin,
I’ve picked up on your cry for help just now. I’ll look into things shortly. But first: sleep. It’s 00:35 here in the Netherlands. 😊
FYI…I am getting all the EXIF data, in addition to the errors. Not sure if that helps you.
Lodewijk, any update on this? Is there any other information I can provide to you that would assist you this issue. If you would like to see it in action check out here.
This seems to be a PHP bug, but that report says that it is fixed in 5.2.1. I am running PHP 5.2.3 but I still see this.
Any thoughts?
OK, this seems to be a Canon issue. I found another EXIF library that reads the fine, so I am going to go with that.
Thanks