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[Mod] CSV Export Of Images

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J.Lond:
I need a CVS export of my images with the following export format:

image_name | image_url (direct Linux path) | image_hits | image_date | image_rating

Exports must be delimited by a pipe (|). I would like to be able to do separate csv files per individual image category.

Any help on this would be appreciated.

Best Regards,
Jason

Rembrandt:
Hi!

1.) insert in your Template/categories.html wherever you want :

--- Code: ---<a href="{downloadCSV}">CSV</a>

--- End code ---

2.) search in categories.php:

"random_cat_image" => $random_cat_image

insert above:

"downloadCSV" => $site_sess->url(ROOT_PATH."categories.php?".URL_CAT_ID."=".$cat_id."&amp;action=downloadCsv"),


3.) search:

//-----------------------------------------------------
//--- Clickstream -------------------------------------

insert above:

if ($action == "downloadCsv"){
//Select the Tablefields
  $tableFieldsArray = array(
    'image_name',
    'image_media_file',
    'image_hits',
    'image_date',
    'image_rating',
  );
// Select the delimiter between the tablefields, e.g.: ", ; : | * " 
  $delimiter = "|";

  $path = ROOT_PATH.MEDIA_DIR."/".$cat_id."/csv/";
  if(!is_dir($path)){
    mkdir($path,0777); 
    chmod($path,0777); 
  }
  
  $tableFields = implode(",",$tableFieldsArray);
 
  $sql = "SELECT ".$tableFields."
          FROM  ".IMAGES_TABLE."
          WHERE cat_id = ".$cat_id."
          ";
  $result = $site_db->query($sql);
  
  if($result){
    $tableFields = array(implode("$delimiter",$tableFieldsArray));
    $file_name = $cat_cache[$cat_id]['cat_name'].".csv";
    $output = fopen($path."/".$file_name, "w");
    fputcsv($output,$tableFields);
   
    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)){
      $row['image_media_file'] = "./data/media/".$cat_id."/".$row['image_media_file'];
      $row['image_date'] = ($row['image_date']) ? format_date($config['date_format']." ".$config['time_format'], $row['image_date']):$row['image_date'];
      fputcsv($output, array(implode("$delimiter",$row)));
    }  
  }
  
  if (is_dir($path)) {
    $size = @filesize($path."/".$file_name);
    header("Content-type: application/x-unknown");
    header("Content-length: $size\n");
    header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$file_name\n");
    readfile($path."/".$file_name);
    exit;
  } 
} // END $action == "csv" 


mfg Andi

J.Lond:
Thank you very much. I forgot to mention that each image needs to be on it's own line.

For Example:

image_name1 | image_url (direct Linux path) | image_hits | image_date | image_rating
image_name2 | image_url (direct Linux path) | image_hits | image_date | image_rating
image_name3 | image_url (direct Linux path) | image_hits | image_date | image_rating

Again, thank you for your assistance.

Best Regards

b-707:
I tried it. But I cannot find the output CSV-Files.
I looked for them in /my_path/data/and_subdirectories.
What must I do?
Thx in advance for your help.
Josef / b-707

Sunny C.:
Example: data/media/1/name.csv

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