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Releases: clivebeckett/grav-plugin-admin-addon-media-metadata

Release 1.2.4

03 Jun 08:56
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Fix crash when custom metadata fields have no name defined

Release 1.2.3

11 Mar 15:52
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Bugfix to make sure all mandatory hidden fields are included in the form and do not get omitted/overwritten with custom form fields

Release 1.2.2

16 Jan 22:19
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design bugfix and readme clarifications

Release 1.2.1

10 Jan 16:17
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Fixed: newly added files could not have metadata files, because there was no file path information

Release 1.2.0

11 Sep 14:09
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Added Support for files in flex-object data storage

Release 1.1.0

05 Jun 17:14
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  • New feature: page specific metadata fields can be defined in a page’s frontmatter (see README → Configuration)
  • The plugin will not overwrite automatically written EXIF data anymore (system setting media.auto_metadata_exif) – if using in Admin Plugin 1.10 though, please always save page before writing other metadata (see notes in README → Usage and Features)
  • One version for Admin Plugin 1.8–1.10 (updates tested in 1.9 and 1.10 only)

Release 1.0.2

16 Apr 12:33
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Small Improvement: the button next to a media file now respects the admin user language setting.

Pre-Release 1.0.2-dev-admin1.10 (for Admin plugin 1.10)

16 Apr 12:32
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A pre-release for the new Admin plugin 1.10, currently in RC8.

In the new Admin plugin, uploading media files via the Page Media Browser changed: files will be uploaded to a tmp folder and will only be moved to the page folder on saving the page.

In this pre-release I temporarily removed the condition that checks whether the media file exists in the page folder. Through this you can still add metadata to a newly uploaded file.

Potential problem: the [mediafile].meta.yaml will be stored in the page folder before the actual mediafile. If you left the page form without saving you might have a lost [mediafile].meta.yaml file.

See issue #7

Release 1.0.1

10 Apr 11:30
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Contains a small but important bugfix: meta.yaml file will now be created for an already uploaded media file that did not have an associated meta.yaml file before

Release 1.0

21 Mar 13:33
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This is a stable version to the best of my knowledge. I started the plugin on the base of the Admin-Addon-Media-Rename plugin by @david-szabo97 and it contains some code improvements by @renards