Highlight "display coordinates on a map" feature, in EXIF info box and (feature) add popup menu if embedded coords available

[LaurentGrenet]

There is in JPEGView.ini an entry GPSMapProvider (URL for the map provider to display GPS coordinates on a map).
I set it with adequate URL.

But now, how to take advantage of it, and open the map ? I cannot find any entry in the menu (even, of course, for files including such GPS parameters in their EXIF) ?

Thanks for your help / explanation !

[sylikc]

The coordinates only show a map link when the image has embedded GPS coordinates. Are you viewing images with embedded GPS coords?

[LaurentGrenet]

Yes, of course. I'm talking about image embedding GPS coordinates. But I cannot see any link anywhere to show the map.
Where should be this link ?

Ooops : I just found it ! It's the coordinates themselves (in the EXIF info box) that are the link !

Maybe, my suggestion would be to display these coordinates with a color, or underlined, or any mean to make visible that they are a link...
Or (IMHO the best, because wouldn't require to display EXIF infos box) to have a entry in the "right-click" menu, ideally active only if coordinates are present, and else greyed...

[sylikc]

My own set of JPEGView options actually makes that link green... so I've always noticed it out in a different color... but I have my default interface text to be green. I'll look into the default options.

I think the right-click menu is kind of clunky implementation (hard to find), but I agree that the info box may make the feature too hidden.

[LaurentGrenet]

Here is how it looks like with full default options.
Not really visible it's a link...

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[sylikc]

Yeah... I need to take a look at the defaults. Mine is highlighted green on a green box in my customized INI lol

[leehow1988]

yes, it works. ver 1.2.45.0

[LaurentGrenet]

@leehow1988
Yes, the link is there and it works.
But the issue is (only...) that it is not visible "at a glance" that it's a link : It is actually displayed the same color and same font than other elements, which are not links. It's only when the cursor is moved on it that its color changes.
It would be more "obvious" if it was always displayed in another color, or another font.

[leehow1988]

Yes, it seems that I was just happy to find the location information and didn't read the description carefully. 😆