**** Error 1

This plug-in’s post-processing task did not finish successfully.
Networking error when attempting http://up.zenfolio.com/mattrowland/p714445462/upload.ushx: The handle is in the wrong state for the requested operation

Can you help?
I have asked Zenfolio and they refer me back to you.
Kind regards,
Matt

I’ve heard of this before from PC users, and am not sure what it is, other than something with Windows. I’m pretty sure it’s not specific to Zenfolio or the plugin… some kinds of Windows/Lightroom thing. Unfortunately, I don’t know more yet. —Jeffrey

I have your plugin for Lightroom to Zenfolio and have a very basic question. I’m sorry to bother you with a trivial question.

While in Lightroom I can’t change my Zenfolio folder structure or names (that I know of). So I go to Zenfolio and change the structure and move the photos accordingly. So I have a two part question:

1) How do I do all this within Lightroom and then sync it to Zen?
or
2) After making things right within Zen how do I sync your Plug-in?

OK and mabye if you will allow 3) I’ve searched and can’t find a user’s guide other than what I find within Lightroom: File/Plug-in exra/Zenfolio Extra/Help

Thanks much
Don
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If you change the name at Zenfolio (which is how to do it at the moment), then in the plugin publish settings, after refreshing the album list, choose the “forcefully rename…” option before dismissing the dialog with “Save”. Publish is documented here, but otherwise, it’s hopefully self explaining. It’d be nice if there were complete docs, but this is just a hobby for me and they don’t seem to write themselves. —Jeffrey

You can update the date/time in bulk by selecting them all in the Library Grid, then clicking on the icon to the right of the time in the Metadata panel. —Jeffrey

I’m just curious if you’ve encountered or ever thought of what I would like to do. I’m shooting with a Nikon DSLR which has a button with a little key (the protect button). What I’d like to do is use the button to quickly mark photos that I like when viewing on the camera screen. Then when I get back to my computer, I’d like to have that be reflected in my workflow, perhaps as a flagged file in Lightroom.

If I copy the files directly to my hard drive using Finder (on Mac), the icon in OSX has a little lock indicating a read-only file. But if I import using Lightroom (I’m on v4.1 RC2), the read-only flag is wiped.

So my solution is to directly copy only the files with the flag first, import those into Lightroom, then flag them all. Then import the rest of the files. But this is cumbersome and I was wondering if you had any ideas of making it smoother to use with Lightroom.

Thanks kindly, love your plug-ins.

John

I can’t think of much in Lightroom that would be helpful… a plugin couldn’t get at the images until they’re imported, though I suppose one could write a plugin that imported them in place, somehow figuring out their status and reflecting that in the image metadata. More fruitful, perhaps, would be to investigate some ExifTool incantation that you apply before import that sets metadata flags appropriate based upon file permissions… —Jeffrey

Take care,

Bill

Not from me, sorry, I’m way over capacity already. )-: —Jeffrey

Plug-in error log for plug-in at: /Users/Peter/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Lightroom PlugIns/flickr-jfriedl.lrplugin

**** Error 1

An error occurred while attempting to run one of the plug-in’s scripts.
LrPrefs: attempt to write complex table value to prefs key LoginCache4::50807374@N00

This is a Lightroom-only problem that seems to have recently popped up. I hope to look at it sometime, but I’m reticent to spend resources on such an old version so I’m not sure when it will happen… if you upgrade to Lr3 or Lr4, it won’t be a problem. —Jeffrey

Reverse geocoding is hit and miss, so it’s likely just the way Google works. You might try sending the specific coordinates (as a comment in a Not by me because the folks at 500px are horrible to work with, but they do now have a plugin, apparently. —Jeffrey