[jira] Commented: (FOR-991) PluginGallery misbehaves on images having multiple "dots" in the filename. Venus.11.JPG as an example.

[Paul Kronenwetter (JIRA)]

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Paul Kronenwetter commented on FOR-991:
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Gavin, you are correct.  I found the places where the substring-before 
references were used in the PhotoGallery and changed them to be more like this:

 <img src="{substring-before(@name, '.jpg')}.small.jpg" />

It works, but it's not extensible or flexible.  Though right now the 
PhotoGallery plug in only deals with JPEG files anyway.  I wonder if this is 
good enough, or if this is even worth fixing.

Thoughts on either the fix or the overall usefulness of fixing this?
-Paul

> PluginGallery misbehaves on images having multiple "dots" in the filename.  
> Venus.11.JPG as an example.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: FOR-991
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-991
>             Project: Forrest
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Plugin: input.PhotoGallery
>    Affects Versions: 0.8-dev
>            Reporter: Paul Kronenwetter
>            Priority: Minor
>
> Images with multiple "dots" in the filename are handled incorrectly.  From 
> CFAS's broken-links.xml:
>   <link 
> message="/home/kronenpj/src/svn/cfas/src/documentation/content/xdocs/images/gallery/planet/Venus.jpg
>  (No such file or directory)" uri="/gallery/planet/V
> enus.small.jpg">
>     <referrer uri="/gallery/planet/pic_4.html"/>
>   </link>
> However, the source file is: Venus.11.JPG, under xdocs/images/gallery/planet. 
>  I realize this may overlap JIRA FOR-990, so I'll do some additional testing 
> with the file as Venus.11.jpg and report later.
> Unfortunately, this is the only file I currently have with multiple "dots" in 
> the filename.
> The workaround of course is to rename the source files. I don't believe it's 
> the intention of the plugin to dictate the case-style for filenames. Also, 
> converting a file to a different case on Windows is mildly difficult as the 
> Windows file system is case-insensitive. I'm working on a Gentoo Linux box 
> running Sun's JDK 1.5.0.11. 

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