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timestamp problem
after uploading pictures on my local installation i got a timestamp problem so that the navigation thumbs messed up.
checking the database i found the table pixelpost_pixelpost displaying exactly the same timestamp ("daytime") for the last three images. after editing the daytime in the database table manually, everything was working fine again. edited: the same problem occured with batch upload: images with the same timestamp knocked out the thumbnail navigation and couldn't be displayed. the timestamp seems to get in conflict with the image id. btw, i'm wondering why the daytime format doesn't show fractals of seconds to avoid identical timestamps... is this a bug? thank you. |
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I think this is a feature which must be studied intensively, I never had this situation when uploading a bunch of pictures at one time...
Connie |
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thank you for your quick reply!
to verify this issue it would be interesting to take a look at the timestamps of batch uploaded pictures in the pixelpost_pixelpost table, particularly at those of uploaded pictures to a local server environment like msas or wamp5 or xampp. generally asked, what does the script do, if multiple pictures are uploaded in the very same second (what presumptively usually happens on a local server invironment)? inevitably, some pictures will get the same timestamp in the database then... what does the script, that calls the thumbnail navigation, actually do when multiple identical timestamps are detected? |
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