Allow Keywords To Be Displayed In Password Protected Galleries
Dave17
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Just learned from Smugmug help that now keywords are not displayed in password protected galleries!
Never used to be this way.
This is unacceptable!
I am a sports photographer. I have galleries for editors that i do not want displayed to the general public (that is why i password protect them). The editor needs the keywords to be able to identify players!
This MUST to returned the the way it used to work!
Never used to be this way.
This is unacceptable!
I am a sports photographer. I have galleries for editors that i do not want displayed to the general public (that is why i password protect them). The editor needs the keywords to be able to identify players!
This MUST to returned the the way it used to work!
--Dave
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logged in. These are in the limited 255 KW cloud.
Because of that limit I went to a passworded gallery and clicked a keyword under photo
and 360 showed in the keyword gallery.
I have not unveiled yet though.
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http://feedback.smugmug.com/forums/17723-smugmug/suggestions/244858-make-password-protected-galleries-searchable
Why can't the keyword cloud of passworded galleries be appended to the keyword list when a password is entered?
This is done when logging in. This would make many pros and families very happy that don't want their photos
exposed to the public.
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Can anyone at least provide an update if this will ever happen?
Thanks,
BC
We don't think every SmugMug customer would want a password protected gallery to show on search results, so if we did this, I would think it would have to be an option in our search settings. I have given the use cases to my product department, but unfortunately, I don't think it will make the high priority bin.
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great but visitors do not see these KW's in either the source gallery or smart gallery.
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I scanned hundreds of photos from my days as a high school yearbook photographer. I put those into a gallery which is password protected because I don't want Google getting in. This causes the keywords to be hidden. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to see the keywords and click one (say someone's name) and have Smugmug show all the photos of that person I have tagged?
Maybe there is another way to do this that I am missing?
know the keyword existed without seeing them. To get around this I created an index page with every
name that links to their smart gallery. A huge amount of work but works for my family.
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Here is another way. This copies the keyword tags in my files (created with Windows PhotoGallery) to the Caption line. Then I upload the photo
exiftool -r -Tagsfromfile @ "-xmp:Description<xmp:Subject" *.jpg
It appears to bump the previous Caption line in Smugmug up to the title.
So a viewing password protected file, viewed by a non-owner looks like this:
Title is the previous Caption
Caption is a copy of the keywords
make a backup copy of all your photos before playing with this just to be safe.
There is no viewing password for the site, just for the top most folder.
Allen said in his post:
"My site is public. I have all my family photos under one top folder/category. That folder has a password and it
applies to all folders, pages and galleries below it. I do not put a PW on anything below, leave PW blank, and
the PW flows down. Also everything below is set fully public with the PW blocking visitors."
to the keyword cloud and show on the /keyword page. This is a tremendous advantage for my family
as they can now get all the photos for any family name from 100's of galleries.
1) Being that these keywords are now exposed I think they should also show in the photo info below
every photo. This again would be a tremendous advantage for my family as they could immediately
jump to any of the shown keywords without having to go to the /keyword page.
2) I have created smart galleries for many, lots of photos, family members. In these smart galleries the
"from" does not show the original source gallery but shows originating from another smart gallery with
virtual photos. I would like to see the original "from" source shown, example, "2006 Christmas".
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Hmm.... that sounds weird. I'll take a peek in the morning. Can you link me to one such example (or send me a Private Message with the link)?
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This is exactly what I do with my unpassworded family photo site. I want to add a password but, when I do, the keyword list becomes invisible so users can't find photos, as has been reported above. And is to be expected, according to SmugMug Help.
I'm wondering if you have solved this problem, using Allen's method, for example, or another.
I'm impressed as I'd been stuck. As I have 250 keywords (people's names) for my 900 family photos I'm dismayed by the thought of creating 250 smart galleries. I don't understand what you mean by an index page, though. Can you enlarge on that?
An alternative appeared to me to be sending a link to potential users but passwording seems to be preferable to you and others. What are the drawbacks of the link system?
Brian Jones
Exactly what I want. Did you find a solution?
Brian Jones
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Disabling "Web Searchable" and "SmugMug Searchable" in Gallery Settings should do the trick of not letting Google index the images.
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