When the plugin appears to be functioning but nothing appears to be happening in the Metadata panel, the first question to ask is if you have remembered Metadata > Read Metadata? EXIF info doesn't change in LR 2.1 Have you remembered to do Metadata > Read Metadata after running the plugin? This indicates that you haven't installed the plugin properly, so remove it, reinstall and be very careful to point to the lrplugin folder, not to a file inside it. Often on Windows there is a message about "Malfunctioning" that refers to a file called a. 1.3 If the menu is not there, check the Plugin Manager They grey out the plugin name, but the real menu is the line below. You’ve been misled by Adobe’s way of displaying the menu. Lots of people look under the File > Plugin Extras menu. This plugin's menu command is under Library > Plugin Extras. Do you not see the plugin menu? 1.1 Are you looking for it in the right place? The plugin name is shown, greyed out, but the real menu is the line below.ġ. This function extracted meta information from images, so it made sense for it to be called when a new image was being processed.Adobe’s way of displaying the menu is misleading. Perhaps this was used to detect the file type? I started looking through its usages: I observed that the function was doing something related to magic numbers. (I was chatting to at the time, and he also hinted that reading ExtractInfo would help.) It was calling the ExtractInfo function, which I decided to check out. These are the two lines of code that were removed: # must protect unescaped $ and symbols, and \ at end of string $tok =~ s Using the patch as a reference, I decided to see if I could uncover the exploit myself.
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