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- HTML5/Flash Uploader ASP.NET Reference
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- $au Namespace HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- addFilesProgressDialog Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- commonDialog Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- converter Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
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- debug Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- descriptionEditor Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- drawTool Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- event Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
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- file Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- files Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- flashControl Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- imageEditor Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- imagePreviewWindow Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- imageUploaderFlash Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- informationBar Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- messages Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- metadata Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- paneItem Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- restrictions Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- statusPane Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- topPane Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- uploadErrorDialog Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- uploadPane Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- uploadSettings Class HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- $au.amazonS3Extender Namespace HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- $au Namespace HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
- HTML5/Flash Uploader Client-Side Events Reference
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metadata.iptc Property HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript
Gets or sets a list of IPTC fields which should be extracted and uploaded along with other data.
Syntax
$au.imageUploaderFlash({
metadata: {
//...other params...
iptc: "",
//...other params...
}
})
Get/Set Value at Runtime
$au.imageUploaderFlash('uploaderID').metadata().iptc(value);
value = $au.imageUploaderFlash('uploaderID').metadata().iptc();
Property Value
Type: String
It may be either an array of strings containing IPTC field names which you want to extract or the string separated with a semicolon. It is recommended using array, the latter way is implemented only for a backward compatibility. If you specify an asterisk (* character), all fields are extracted.
You will find possible names of IPTC fields in the table below.
| Field name | Description |
|---|---|
| IptcByline | The name of the creator of the image, e.g. artist, photographer, etc. |
| IptcBylineTitle | The byline title (e.g. staff photographer, correspondent, etc). |
| IptcCredit | The provider of the image. |
| IptcSource | The original owner of the intellectual content of this image. |
| IptcObjectName | The short reference for the object. |
| IptcDateCreated | The date the image (as an intellectual content, rather than physical file) created. |
| IptcCity | The city of the image origin. |
| IptcState | The state/province of the image origin. |
| IptcCountry | The country of the image origin. |
| IptcOriginalTransmissionReference | The location of the original transmission. |
| IptcCopyrightNotice | The copyright notice. |
| IptcCaption | The textual description of the image. |
| IptcWriter | The name of editor or other person involved in the writing. |
| IptcHeadline | The brief overview for the image. |
| IptcSpecialInstructions | Some custom editorial instructions. |
| IptcCategory | The image category. |
| IptcSupplementaryCategory | The supplementary category for the image. |
| IptcUrgency | The editorial urgency of the content. |
| IptcKeyword | The keywords used for search. |
All date values have the following format: YYYYMMDD. E.g. 11th of May 2006 would be represented as: 20060511.
For more information about interpretation of these values, refer to IPTC specification (version 4.1 is currently supported).
Default value is "".
Remarks
To get an uploaded IPTC value at the server, you should extract POST field which is named in the following way: XXX_N, where XXX is a string value
specified in this property (IPTC field name), and N is the index of the file in the request. E.g. if the property value is IptcCountry;IptcCity;IptcObjectName, you
will get the following POST fields:
IptcCountry_1,IptcCountry_2, etc.IptcCity_1,IptcCity_2, etc.IptcObjectName_1,IptcObjectName_2, etc.
If you prefer to extract IPTC fields on the server, you can get them from the original file, or specify to preserve IPTC fields in the thumbnails you are going to upload. To do it, use the thumbnailCopyIptc property.
See Also
Reference
- thumbnailCopyIptc Property
- exif Property
- Aurigma.ImageUploaderFlash.Metadata.Iptc ASP.NET Property HTML5/Flash Uploader
- Metadata.Iptc PHP Property HTML5/Flash Uploader