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Additional Image description - no64 - 2008-12-16 I was just looking for some stuff like the additional information you can edit at the "image description" in the backend. Can these informations be displayed on the "image.php" ? Additional Image description - no64 - 2008-12-16 ok, with `` I can show everything from that "Custom field", but what's about the other fields? Additional Image description - sbillard - 2008-12-16 see Additional Image description - no64 - 2008-12-17 hmmm,... if I put this into my image.php: `` It seems to work fine, but ` ` Additional Image description - acrylian - 2008-12-17 Hello again...:-) You really need to learn a few things about php functions in general and read the guide I posted on the other thread carefully before proceeding anyfurther. You need to do it this way (as again told on your functions guide tutorial): Additional Image description - no64 - 2008-12-17 harmonzeitn,.... :-) es funktioniert auch ohne "Anführungszeichen"..... I just didn't know the correct field name for "Ort" , "Stadt" , "Land" , "Staat", cause it seems to be some different translations here (I got it now from the backend code): current translation: Ort - not village - is location (I should have known that) I think the translation for "state" and "country" is switched somehow.... but I what do I know, I'm no good english speaking person .... :-) Additional Image description - acrylian - 2008-12-17 Well, but with quotes is the correct way to do it. Yes, that's the way I translated it, because "Germany" is the country and "Bayern" would be "ein Land", the equivalent to California which would be a "state" of the country USA. (Well, I can be wrong, too, of course..) Additional Image description - no64 - 2008-12-17 so,... yes,.... could be that way or the other way.... Thank's Malte Additional Image description - sbillard - 2008-12-17 The general way to find the field names would be t look at the database definitions. These you can do using your MySQL administrative tools provided by you Internet Service Provider. Additional Image description - no64 - 2008-12-18 ok.... thank's |