Description:
The ExtractImageVariablesToField import option instruct II2LN to store all basic (not IPTC and EXIF, which is controlled by separate ExtractEXIFToField and ExtractIPTCToFields import options) information about the image in either one field, or a separate field per image variable tag- and value pair.
Declaration:
ExtractImageVariablesToField:<fieldname> [, <split>|<both>]
Parameters:
Param |
Description |
<fieldname> |
The field name in your Notes document to store the multivalue text field, containing all the image variables tag- and value pairs. |
<split> |
The optional SPLIT instruct II2LN to create a separate field per image variable tag- and value pair. II2LN will use the <fieldname> as a prefix for all the image variable tags. For example, if the <fieldname> is "ImgVar", the image variable ORIGINAL_IMG_FILESIZE has this field name:
Note that all fields are text. |
<both> |
The optional BOTH instruct II2LN to both create one image variable field and create a separate field for each tag |
Notes:
Please refer to the The original image variables and The import image variables for a list of image variables. In these topics you will see that the variables has the format $(Variable name)
, such as $(ORIGINAL_IMG_CREATION_TIMESTAMP)
and $(IMPORT_IMG_HEIGHT)
. When II2LN create real Notes fields with the variable names as real Notes field names, II2LN can't use the dollar and parenthesis characters, so they are removed from the name when we create field names.This means that we will have the variable names ORIGINAL_IMG_CREATION_TIMESTAMP
and IMPORT_IMG_HEIGHT
.
Also see the ExtractEXIFToField-samples to see how the data is stored when using one field versus many fields.
Introduced in version:
1.5.0.0
Repeatable
No