Hi,
If I take pictures from iOS App, is it possible somehow to extract GPS info of that picture?
Regards,
S
The Laserfiche Mobile app (for both Android and iOS) features the native ability to assign a Geotag field that includes the geographic coordinates of a photo taken and uploaded with your mobile device.
Please see this page in the online help for more information (specifically the "Geotag" section): http://www.laserfiche.com/support/webhelp/laserfichemobile/9.1.1/en-us/lfmobile/lfmobileadmin.htm#Installation_and_Configuration/Configuration_Page_Connection.htm%3FTocPath%3DConfiguration%20Page%7CConnection%7C_____0
Well, the images have EXIF information, which is like metadata applied to the electronic document. It is not unreasonable to setup a workflow to run a custom script that will retrieve the actual electronic document and read out those values for you to use in metadata. This is however the only way I would think we currently can accomplish something like this.
This type of question has been asked before. I remember posting some links to valuable sites that would help you do some of the groundwork for this task.
Thanks for reply, now second question:
Does anyone have the script already or is on the way?
Regards,
S
I have not done something like this, but i am sure if you were trying to find it online, you would simply need to search around for .NET or C# examples of retrieving EXIF data from a document and work backwards from there. I believe you can use some workflow activities to store into a token the location of a file, so that will help out in retrieving the electronic file to retrieve the information from.
If someone has already made the script, would appreciate sharing it.
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