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Upgrade and support packages are coming

Every current user of Pixaria Gallery is entitled to free upgrades at the present time no matter how long you've been using the product. Now that Pixaria is a mature software application however, existing users who purchased the product will only be entitled to free updates for six months from the date of purchase.

If you purchased Pixaria for your site more than six months before the release date of Pixaria 2.0, you will need to buy an upgrade package ($30) in order to be entitled to version 2.0. The only exception to this rule will be for security fixes to the version 1.x series of Pixaria Gallery should any be released.

More information will be made available nearer the release date for Pixaria Gallery 2.0 but if you have any questions, please feel free to drop me a line!

Please note that if you bought Pixaria at any time from June 1st onward, you will be entitled to version 2.0 free of charge.

XMP Metadata support is coming to Pixaria

For those who've been following the forums for a while, you probably know that XMP metadata is something I've been looking at supporting for some time now. I'm nearly done building my own parser for XMP metadata which didn't take as long as I thought it would and is pretty much working as I'd hoped too!

In order to test it thoroughly, I'd be really grateful to anyone who can supply me with samples of JPEG images containing embedded XMP metadata. I've tried it out on some of my own images made in Photoshop and it seems to work properly but I'd like to really put it through its paces before I integrate it into Pixaria.

If you have any images you'd be willing to e-mail me, please drop me a line on info@pixaria.com.

No more RSS forum feeds

For those people who had subscribed to the RSS feed for forum postings on PixariaCentral.com, I have some bad news which is that I've temporarily disabled them.

This is because the occasional spam posting that pop up on the forums are also automatically included in the RSS feed and as some of the spam contains pornographic content, I felt that it was safest to remove the feed completely. I don't know when (or if) I will being this back - sorry!