Custom metadata in Library View

Hello!
Is there a way to display custom metadata text on the photo cells in Library View?
Thank you!

Nope. And I can't think of a single way to elaborate that answer - sorry.

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In A3, How Do I Apply One Of My (many) Custom Metadata Views To The Viewer?

In A3, it appears that both the Viewer and Browser are limited to just 2 views: Basic and Expanded.
In A2, I had many custom metadata views that I could easily change via the Metadata-pane (now gone) in Prefs. depending on the type of workflow, customer needs, etc.
Now, if I'm limited to just 2, I'll have to go in and manually change the composition of A3's 2 views for each workflow. If this is the case, I see it as a big step backwards. This is the type of limitation that iPhoto often has, and flexibility is what I expect from a Pro-App.
I spent a great deal of time developing custom metadata views for various workflows so that I could align the various displays in Aperture to each workflow. What do I do now?

Just stumbled over this thread:
Yes, its the truth. There is no way to quickly change the display of Metadata in Browser or List View.
You can tell from the form of the Settings - Window (Command - J) that there is no way anymore. You have one Standard View, and one Extended.
Strange. I did not use it a lot, I always display pictures to customers with no metadata, except when we do a selection on site (and then its standard with only rating).
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Show custom EditForm from a specific document library view

Hello,
I've created a custom EditForm that I would like to show when the user clicks the "<label for="ShouldDisplayEdit">Edit" (link to edit item)</label> icon; however I just want to show this EditForm for a specific view.
I have a listview webpart (actually an "app") for the library and this specific view set on a page. However, it opens the default edit form instead of the custom one. (StatusEdit.aspx). I don't want to set StatusEdit.aspx as the default, as it
has fewer fields than the default edit form.
I am able to hide fields conditionally using SPClientTemplates.TemplateManager.RegisterTemplateOverrides, but it's been a lot of work to try to make it match the requirements I have. I'd really like to have the custom edit form work if it's possible.
Thank you for your help!
Best Regards,
Kevin Worthington

Hi,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to specify the custom EditForm for a specific document library view.
We can change the link to edit item button url using Jquery to achieve it.
Here is a code snippet for your reference:
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
function changeurl()
$(' ms-itmHoverEnabled ms-itmhover ms-droppable).find('ms-vb-lastCell ms-cellstyle ms-vb-icon ms-vb-lastCell').attr(‘href’,”http://new url”);
</script>
Here are some detailed articles for your reference:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/179713/how-to-change-the-href-for-a-hyperlink-using-jquery
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8729830/jquery-find-td-of-tr-with-class-and-make-changes-for-a-telerik-mvc-grid
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Using filters in custom library/viewer

I'm building a custom library/viewer using the sample files from Derek Lu's article "Creating an HTML implementation of the DPS default library" as a base. It's a great way to get started! What I would like to do is add functionality to use the filter-functions present in the default library/viewer. Does anyone know if there is a way to get hold of the source-code for the default viewer or if anyone know of any documentation that could assist me in this? Has anyone in here experience in building a custom library/viewer with filter-functionality?
Big thanks for all help I can get :-)
/ Johan

I'm building a custom library/viewer using the sample files from Derek Lu's article "Creating an HTML implementation of the DPS default library" as a base. It's a great way to get started! What I would like to do is add functionality to use the filter-functions present in the default library/viewer. Does anyone know if there is a way to get hold of the source-code for the default viewer or if anyone know of any documentation that could assist me in this? Has anyone in here experience in building a custom library/viewer with filter-functionality?
Big thanks for all help I can get :-)
/ Johan

Custom Metadata View

Is there any way to change the display size of custom metadata labels in the inspector? I have created a bunch of custom metadata labels and given them names that are truncated when displayed in the metadata inspector. When I resize the inspector pane, the value boxes increase in size but the custom label names remain fixed in width (or # of characters). The result is that I can't see the full label. I can't shorten the label names for work flow reasons. Thanks!

I have attached a bunch of optional metadata field presets as a zip file. If you open any one of them in a text editor you can see how they can be modified to match your needs (i.e. line needs to be remarked out using --).
Send me a PEm for info
Edit: the closest to your requirements is named Exif + Image

Custom metadata fields used in file name?

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Is it possible to add to the list of meta data fields that are used as tokens for file names?
I've been using Rob Cole's excellent custom meta data in the library module and now I want to use these fields to name the file during export...
While at it, is it possible to add the same custom meta data fields to the info view overlay in develop mode?
Cheers,
Bonny

1. Its possible an export filter (post-process action) could be defined that supports the custom metadata for export filenaming (Lightroom itself does not have any other hooks I'm aware of) - dunno if anyone's done that, yet.
2. I think not (see PM).
Rob

Custom "Metadata Sets"

Version 1.0 has 5 pre-defined subsets of the metadata display in library in Addition to ALL.
There are a LOT of fields that I use only very rarely. And none of the pre-defined subsets include all the fields I use for nearly every image. SO, I would really like to see the ability to create 3 or 4 customized Metadata Sets that would facilitate entering/viewing the fields I want and not be cluttered with the ones I usually ignore.
Thanks,
Robert

Thanks for the response David.
I looked over the regex.info web page and will work with the program soon as I get a chance. Not as convenient as a function built into the program, but as good as we can get until Adobe incorporates something similar into LR.
Thank You very much for providing this.
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Editing and sharing custom metadata/keywords through Adobe Drive in Adobe Bridge

I am part of a four-person video production unit operating within a local governmental entity. We are currently using four licenses of Adobe Master Collection CS5, and are about to get access to dedicated SAN storage.
We would like each user to have the ability to assign specific keywords to any given video clip (or remove keywords from clips) within Adobe Bridge, and have the three other users see the same results. I've noticed that Bridge alone will allow for keywords to be added or removed, but this list is specific to each user. Importing one list into other users' profiles is a start, but would no longer work, once keywords are added or taken away.
The overview page for Adobe Drive 3 says that it, "allows users to edit and view custom metadata/properties through Adobe Drive in Adobe Bridge," but I haven't found any explanation in either the website, forums, or user's guides that delves any farther into this area. If we incorporate Adobe Drive/Bridge into our workflow, will we be able to share/sync keywords between users? Is there some other (affordable) solution that would let us do this?
Thanks for any insight you might be able to offer.
Chuck

Hi,
Thanks for sharing your case.
The keywords you mentioned is XMP metadata, if all your digital assets are managed by ADEP CQ DAM service, you can use AD3 with built-in ADEP connector to communicate with the DAM server, then, I think it can meet your requirement, it means, the keywords can be set by one user through metadata panel in Bridge, and can be viewed by other users.
for custom properites, it's different from XMP metadata, it refers to the properties of one asset which is managed by a Content Management service. users have to use another UI to edit/view them in Br after AD3 is installed.
here are some requirements to use it.
1) CMIS 1.0 compiliant server should be used to manage all your digital assets
2) use the built-in CMIS with AD3 to connect to the server.
if other kind of servers are used, you should develope a custom connector through AD SDK to enable custom properties feature as well as some other handler required by AD SDK
thanks

Get value based on column names for custom metadata field of Webcenter Content

In UCM, I created a custom metadata field of type Text. I then enabled optlist in that field. I populate values to the optList, I am using a View. The View has three columns. Let us call them ID, Key, Value. OptList displays the Keys in its list. I then create a Content (Content ID: MyContent) in Webcenter Content and choose values from OptList for my new metadata field (MyField).
From Webcenter Portal, I am populating a selectOneChoice with values of MyField in the Content ID: MyContent. Remember from previous step, the values populated in selectOneChoice is the list of values selected from optList field MyField. This optList is in-turn populated from View. After the user selects a value in selectOneChoice, in Javascript, I need to alert a message in this format "value chosen - corresponding value from View of optList that populates MyField"
I think an example will be useful:
Here is a View that I created in Configuration Manager applet in Admin Applets of Webcenter Content:
ID | State | Capital
1 | North Carolina | Raleigh
2 | California | Sacramento
3 | Illinois | Chicago
Then, I create a Custom Field (Name: MyField). MyField is an optList the values are populated from View created above. The internal value and display value are both State. Then I Check-In a new content with Content Id: MyContent. For MyContent, I select these values from OptList for MyField: {North Carolina, Illinois}.
In my Webcenter Portal application, I create a Content Presenter Taskflow. I configure it as a single item content presenter. I assign MyContent as Content Id. Then, in templateView, I get all values of MyField in MyContent and display them as selectOneChoice. I created a javascript function that would get the value that user selected in selectOneChoice. In the View created in Webcenter Content's Configuration Manager (above), there is a value corresponding to each value displayed. So, for the selected value, I need to get the corresponding Capital and display it in my alert message.
From Javascript, how can I get the value of Capital, given I have the value of State.

Hi.
The idea to achieve your requirement is next:
Create a helper manage bean that will be call as Map access: #{stateUtil['Calofironia']} (it will return Raleigh). This value will be get calling GET_SCHEMA_VIEW_VALUES IDC service using RIDC in your manage bean.
Pass the result of #{stateUtil['statename']} to your JavaScript function using <af:clientAttribute.../>
I hope this information help you.
Regards,

Missing default filter presets in Library View [Lightroom 3.6]

Hi there,
It's my first topic on this forum.
Yesterday I have installed Windows 8. At beggining everything was fine with lightroom. I have left computer turned on whole night to let lightroom generate previews to my whole collection.
In the morning I have noticed that filters are missing in Library View:
When I create a new filter from File -> Library Filters -> Filter By I have got filter enabled but in this view from screenshot there is no option "No filter".
What should I click to recover all filters?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
EDIT:
Topic solved.
It occured that missing presets are not build in by default in Lightroom 3 and I got them since Lightroom 1.1. Copying catalog "Lightroom Settings" from another computer solved issue:

Geoff the Kiwi
Fortunately I had backed up the catalogue earlier in the day and I have the
option set to optimize it after it gets backed up, also the option is set to
check the integrity prior to back up. I'll back it up again since I've made no
changes since recovery from the hang up.
Any suggestions on steps to take the next time this happens to help in
diagnosing the problem as I have lots of metadata work to do?
Ken

How to use ADD_METADEF to add a custom metadata field

Hi All,
I am trying to add a custom metadata field to check in profile, and this I want to do using RIDC library through my java program. I have tried the following code, but some how I could not see its getting added to Information Fields and also to Standard check in profile.
Can you let me know what am I missing?
            myIdcClient = myIdcClientManager.createClient("idc://XXXX:4444"); // just commented out
            IdcContext myIdcContext = new IdcContext("weblogic", "weblogic1");
            ServiceResponse myServiceResponse = null;
              DataBinder myRequestDataBinder = myIdcClient.createBinder();
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("IdcService", "UPDATE_OPTION_LIST");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dKey", "xLocationList123");
              myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("OptionListString", "Madrid\nTokyo\nLondon\nWashington");
                myServiceResponse = myIdcClient.sendRequest(myIdcContext, myRequestDataBinder);
                myRequestDataBinder = myIdcClient.createBinder();
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("IdcService", "ADD_METADEF");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dName", "xLocations123123");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dIsRequired", "0");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dOptionListKey", "xLocationList123");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dOptionListType", "choice");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dIsOptionList", "1");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dIsSearchable", "1");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dIsEnabled", "1");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dType", "Text");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("FieldName", "xLocations123123");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("dCaption", "Locations");
                myServiceResponse = myIdcClient.sendRequest(myIdcContext, myRequestDataBinder);
                myRequestDataBinder = myIdcClient.createBinder();
                //IdcService=UPDATE_META_TABLE
                myRequestDataBinder = myIdcClient.createBinder();
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("IdcService", "UPDATE_META_TABLE");
                myServiceResponse = myIdcClient.sendRequest(myIdcContext, myRequestDataBinder);
                myRequestDataBinder = myIdcClient.createBinder();
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("IdcService", "START_SEARCH_INDEX");
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("IsRebuild", "1");
                myServiceResponse = myIdcClient.sendRequest(myIdcContext, myRequestDataBinder);
                myRequestDataBinder = myIdcClient.createBinder();
                myRequestDataBinder.putLocal("IdcService", "PUBLISH_SCHEMA");
                myServiceResponse = myIdcClient.sendRequest(myIdcContext, myRequestDataBinder);
Thanks in advance.

Try calling the following code:
import static intradoc.shared.MetaFieldUtils.hasDocMetaDef;
import static intradoc.shared.MetaFieldUtils.updateMetaDataFromProps;
import intradoc.common.ServiceException;
import intradoc.data.DataBinder;
import intradoc.data.DataException;
import intradoc.data.Workspace;
    protected static void addMetadataFields(final Workspace workspace, final DataBinder binder) {
        traceVerbose("Start addMetadataFields");
        // Parameters for metadata field
        final String[] parameters = new String[] { "dsdComponentName", "dComponentName", "dsdVersion", "dType", "dIsRequired", "dIsEnabled", "dIsSearchable", "dIsOptionList", "dOptionListKey", "dOptionListType", "dDefaultValue", "dOrder", "dIsPlaceholderField", "dsdCheckFlag",
                "dsdDisableOnUninstall" };
        // Common values for primary and alternate field values
        final String[] values = new String[] { "ComponentName", ComponentName, "build_1_20131206", "BigText", "0", "1", "1", "0", "", "", "", "2500", "0", "", "" };
        // Primary file checksum field parameters and values
        final Properties field = new Properties();
        for (int i = 0; i < parameters.length; i++) {
            field.put(parameters[i], values[i]);
        // Setup primary file specific parameters
        field.put("dName", "Metadata field name");
        field.put("dCaption", "Metadata field caption");
        try {
            // Name of metadata field
            final String fieldName = field.getProperty("dName");
            trace("dName: " + fieldName);
            if (fieldName != null && fieldName.length() > 0 && !hasDocMetaDef(fieldName)) {
                try {
                    updateMetaDataFromProps(workspace, null, field, fieldName, true);
                    trace("Successfully added metadata field " + fieldName);
                } catch (final ServiceException e) {
                    warn("Metadata field " + fieldName + " was not installed.", e);
                } catch (final DataException e) {
                    warn("Metadata field " + fieldName + " was not installed.", e);
            } else {
                trace("Metadata field already exists; will not modify");
        } finally {
            traceVerbose("End addMetadataFields");
Jonathan
http://jonathanhult.com

Custom Metadata and the Filter Bar

A couple of month ago this was posted by another member/LR user:
I'm running Lightroom 2.3 on a WinXP system. I'm trying to use the library filter mechanism to display a subset of images based upon the values of some custom metadata fields.
All of the values for a given field are correctly displayed in the filter's drop-down list, but if I select one that contains embedded blanks, I'll get an empty set ("No photos in selected folder"). Take a look at the attached "embedded_blanks" screen shot. I should see one image, but instead don't see any. (BTW, an embedded underscore ['_'] will cause the same behavior, so there are probably other characters as well.)
There are also problems if I select the "No Value" option (which should show be the items for which the metadata hasn't been set). The attached "no_value" screen shot shows an example of this. Instead of showing 1 image, Lightroom is showing 4 -- all of the ones that do have a value!
Has anyone seen this before? I don't know where to check to see if this is a known problem.
One of the answers from a community expert confirmed it was a known problem, but not widely known. I have thus far installed v2.5 and this is still not working as it should - pretty much the same problem as above. I have created (and filled) certain thematic custom metadata fields specifically so I would be able to use them for the filter bar/Smart Collections and of course am a bit disappointed. The good news is that my limited testing shows that v3b has indeed corrected this issue YEAH!
In the meantime, does anyone know if this was corrected in v2.6? It appears from the release notes that this as for camera updates only so I was not planning on installing unless somehow this problem was addressed.
Thanks!
Jeff

I don't think so. But it does appear to be fixed in the LR3Beta as you say.
John

Exporting Custom Metadata to Excel

I've created custom metadata views and presets for cataloging my images. Is it possible to export this metadata into an Excel spreadsheet as a CSV or TSV file? File/Export/Metadata exports standard metadata, but not my custom fields and entries. Or, is it possible to export XMP sidecar files and somehow import those into Excel? All that data is there somewhere within Aperture - please help me get it out and into a spreadsheet! Thanks.

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Why does it work now? Hmmm......
I'm really good at fixing things?

Losing out custom metadata info of few documents of a document librarby when migrated from MOSS 2007 to Sharepoint 2010

We have recently migrated from moss2007 to sharepoint 2010.We have a document library containing large no. of documents in it & for those documents there are some custom metadata columns apart from OOB library columns . We have user content DB attach
migration and after that we can see blank value under the custom columns for some records. However interesting point is we can see this metadata is showing for few documents.
Please suggest.

Hi,
What is your Office edition? When we create a managed metadata column in a Document Library, it will prompt that ‘Earlier versions of client programs might not support this type of column’. You should use Office 2010 to edit and create a document then save
to document library .
For detailed information ,please refer to this article:
http://rules.ssw.com.au/SoftwareDevelopment/RulesToBetterSharePoint/Pages/2010-Managed-Metadata-with-Office-2007.aspx
Beside, here are similar posts, you can use as a reference:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/sharepoint/en-US/1b115343-20e5-4962-af97-793194f07637/metadata-missing-when-revising-document
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/a65f9828-6e2f-4eb7-bde6-bd0600e3b1a2/migrating-documents-from-moss-2007-to-sharepoint-2010?forum=sharepointadminprevious
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Help with searching custom metadata tags

I have written a Photoshop JavaScript for my employer which allows my users to enter custom information into metadata fields. My intention was to use Bridge to create a searchable asset management system for these files. However, I am running into several problems in allowing my users to search for images with the criteria that they are looking for.
My first thought was to create my own search dialog which then looks for files whose metadata matches the search criteria. I was able to do this and return an array of thumbnail objects, but to my surprise there does not appear to be a way to create a new window which shows these thumbnails? (without creating a new folder object and copying the files there which would tie up too many resources.)
My next thought was to create a custom namespace/panel for my metadata. This also works up to a point. I cannot seem to get my custom metadata fields to show up in Bridge's search or filter areas. I see the SDK example for creating search conditions for a custom node, but how can I modify search conditions for "normal" nodes (folders)?
I'm sure that many of you have run into these issues, there are several posts in this forum and others from people with similar questions. I'm not seeing much in the way of answers, however. Any information would be much appreciated.

I am no expert, in fact a total beginer with Bridge scripting.
I have also found that it a problem displaying the required thumbnails. To get around this problem I have used the label rating, changing all the thumnails I don't wont to reject.
IE:
var items = app.document.visibleThumbnails;
for (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++){
var md = items[i].synchronousMetadata;
md.namespace = "http://ns.adobe.com/photoshop/1.0/";
if (md.Keywords != "") items[i].rating=-1;
This will only show thumnails that do not have keywords so long as the view "Show Reject Files" is not ticked.
I suppose if you used the rating you could copy them into a field that you could restore from.
As for the sorting I haven't done much with that except this sort of code should work on custom metadata.
new SortCriterion("MyDateSort", "date", "http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/", "CreateDate");
var mySortObj = {};
mySortObj.name = "MyDateSort";
mySortObj.reverse = false;
var mySortsArray = [];
mySortsArray.push(mySortObj);
app.document.sorts = mySortsArray;

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