I'm building a website for a client who requires a photo gallery and I was going to use the file name as the alt tag however he wants me to use the keywords he has put in the EXIF data - As I'm no photographer I really don't understand the technical side of this, but, I have a script working so far to get the filename and I'm hoping that it will be as simple as changing a few lines of code to get the EXIF instead of Filename. Here is my code:
<?php
//The directory to your images folder, with trailing slash
$dir = "cms/gallery/photo/";
//Set the extensions you want to load, seperate by a comma.
$extensions = "jpeg,jpg";
//Set the number of images you want to display per page
$imagesPerPage = 3;
//Set the $page variable
if(!isset($_GET['page'])){
$page = 1;
}else{
$page = $_GET['page'];
}
//Load all images into an array
$images = glob($dir."*.{".$extensions."}", GLOB_BRACE);
//Count the number of images
$totalImages = count($images);
//Get the total pages
$totalPages = ceil($totalImages / $imagesPerPage);
//Make sure the page you are on is not greater then the total pages available.
if($page > $totalPages){
//Set the currnet page to the total pages.
$page = $totalPages;
}
//Now find where to start the loading from
$from = ($page * $imagesPerPage) - $imagesPerPage;
//Now start looping
for($i = $from; $i < ($from + $imagesPerPage); $i++){
//We need to make sure that its within the range of totalImages.
if($i < $totalImages){
$filename = explode('.', basename($images[$i])); // GET EXIF DESCRIPTION AS $FILENAME
//Now we can display the image!
echo "
<div class='galleryCellHolder'>
<div class='galleryCell'>
<a class='fancybox' rel='group' href='{$images[$i]}'><img class='galleryPhoto' src='{$images[$i]}' alt='" . $filename[0] . "'></a>
</div>
</div>
";
}
}
//Now to display the page numbers!
for($p = 1; $p <= $totalPages; $p++){
if($p == $page){
$tmp_pages[] = "<a class='noPagination'>{$p}</a>";
}else{
$tmp_pages[] = "<a class='pagination' href='?page={$p}'>{$p}</a>";
}
}
?>
<div class="clearLeft"></div>
<div id="pagination">
<?php
//Now display pages, seperated by a hyphon.
echo "<br />" . implode("", $tmp_pages);
?>
</div>
Do this:
$filedata = exif_read_data($images[$i]);
if(is_array($filedata) && isset($filedata['ImageDescription'])){
$filename = $filedata['ImageDescription'];
} else{
$filename = explode('.', basename($images[$i]));
$filename = $filename[0];
}
If FileName
isn't in the exif data, $filename
will contain the file name from the path.
The right name might be in a different variable than $filedata['ImageDescription']
. It might also be in, for example, $filedata['FileName']
or $filedata['Title']
. Just see for yourself which one works
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