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Bergischer Löwe
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July 3, 2024
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Where has "com.adobe.folder" gone?

  • July 3, 2024
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For many years (Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.1) I have had in my directory

 

c:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Metadata Field Lists\

 

a own-made Library Module Metadata Panel Preset Definition (my-exif.lrtemplate).

 

Unfortunately, the statement "com.adobe.folder" no longer works. I couldn't find anything about it in the SDK documentation.

 

Does "com.adobe.folder" no longer work in the current version of LRC?

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Correct answer johnrellis

"com.adobe.folder" still works. You can see all the metadata-field tokens by going to the Metadata panel, selecting the Default tagset, and clicking the Customize button at the bottom. Select the fields you're interested in.  Your selected fields will be saved in this file (or its analagous path on Windows):

 

/Users/john/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Metadata/DefaultPanel.lua

 

For example, here are my current settings, including "com.adobe.folder":

 

list = {
"com.adobe.filename",
"com.adobe.copyname",
"com.adobe.fileFormat",
"com.adobe.folder",
"com.adobe.filesize",
"com.adobe.sidecars",
"com.adobe.audioAnnotation",
"com.adobe.caption",
"com.adobe.userComment",
"com.adobe.captureDateTime",
"com.adobe.metadataDate",
"com.adobe.imageFileDimensions",
"com.adobe.imageCroppedDimensions",
"com.adobe.make",
"com.adobe.model",
"com.adobe.software",
"com.adobe.lens",
"com.adobe.focalLength",
"com.adobe.focalLength35mm",
"com.adobe.exposureProgram",
"com.adobe.exposureAndISO",
"com.adobe.exposureBiasValue",
"com.adobe.flash",
"com.adobe.GPS",
"com.adobe.GPSAltitude",
"com.adobe.ratingAndLabel",
"com.adobe.metadataStatus",
"com.adobe.preservedFilename",
"com.adobe.originalFilename",
"com.adobe.subjectDistance",
"com.adobe.title",
"com.adobe.FNumber",
"com.adobe.apertureValue",
"com.adobe.altTextAccessibility",
"com.adobe.extDescrAccessibility",
"com.adobe.dng.bitsPerSample",
"com.adobe.dng.floatingPointType",
"com.adobe.exposure",
"com.adobe.lastExportTimestamp",
"com.adobe.combinedCameraName",
"com.adobe.absoluteFilepath",
"com.adobe.filenameExtension",
}

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johnrellis
johnrellisCorrect answer
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July 3, 2024

"com.adobe.folder" still works. You can see all the metadata-field tokens by going to the Metadata panel, selecting the Default tagset, and clicking the Customize button at the bottom. Select the fields you're interested in.  Your selected fields will be saved in this file (or its analagous path on Windows):

 

/Users/john/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Metadata/DefaultPanel.lua

 

For example, here are my current settings, including "com.adobe.folder":

 

list = {
"com.adobe.filename",
"com.adobe.copyname",
"com.adobe.fileFormat",
"com.adobe.folder",
"com.adobe.filesize",
"com.adobe.sidecars",
"com.adobe.audioAnnotation",
"com.adobe.caption",
"com.adobe.userComment",
"com.adobe.captureDateTime",
"com.adobe.metadataDate",
"com.adobe.imageFileDimensions",
"com.adobe.imageCroppedDimensions",
"com.adobe.make",
"com.adobe.model",
"com.adobe.software",
"com.adobe.lens",
"com.adobe.focalLength",
"com.adobe.focalLength35mm",
"com.adobe.exposureProgram",
"com.adobe.exposureAndISO",
"com.adobe.exposureBiasValue",
"com.adobe.flash",
"com.adobe.GPS",
"com.adobe.GPSAltitude",
"com.adobe.ratingAndLabel",
"com.adobe.metadataStatus",
"com.adobe.preservedFilename",
"com.adobe.originalFilename",
"com.adobe.subjectDistance",
"com.adobe.title",
"com.adobe.FNumber",
"com.adobe.apertureValue",
"com.adobe.altTextAccessibility",
"com.adobe.extDescrAccessibility",
"com.adobe.dng.bitsPerSample",
"com.adobe.dng.floatingPointType",
"com.adobe.exposure",
"com.adobe.lastExportTimestamp",
"com.adobe.combinedCameraName",
"com.adobe.absoluteFilepath",
"com.adobe.filenameExtension",
}

Bergischer Löwe
Participating Frequently
July 4, 2024

Sorry. I was absent-minded and confused "com.adobe.folder" with "com.adobe.absoluteFilepath". Thank you very much for your kind support and solving the problem.