Export to CVS Photo Center

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Release date: Mar 16, 2010
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This plug-in allows to export photos from Adobe Lightroom to CVS Photo Center (www.cvsphoto.com)

Usage

To install the plug-in, unzip the contained folder “CVSExport.lrdevplugin” to your Lightroom root directory as follows:

Windows XP

C:\Documents and Users\username\Application Data\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules

%USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules

Windows Vista & Windows 7

C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules

Mac OS (current user)

~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules

Mac OS (all users)

/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules

Note: In some situations the Modules folder is not there. If there is no "Modules" folder under Adobe\Lightroom just create it manually and then proceed with the installation.

In order to invoke plug-in inside Lightroom go to “Export” and select CVS Photo Center from the list of available plug-ins in the top right corner.

To authenticate enter your user name and password.

Updates, Support & Troubleshooting

If you need assistance with installing and using the plug-in, or if there’s an issue you’d like to report, shoot me an e-mail to alloyphoto@alloyphoto.com.

If the issue concerns plug-in usage, make sure to generate and include a log file as follows (refer to the picture below for illustration):

Open the Plug-in Manager.
Select the plug-in name from the list on the left-hand side
In the Plug-in Info section, select check boxes Enable debug log and Clear debug log when starting new session
In the Plug-in Author Tools section, click the Reload Plug-in button
Click Done to close the Plug-in Manager
Now repeat your steps in the Export dialog to reproduce the issue. Your actions and server responses will be recorded in the CVSExport.log file in the My Documents folder, which I am going to need to troubleshoot the problem.

To check for updates, simply click the Check for Updates button. If updates are available the plug-in will display detailed information about the new version. To enable automatic checking for plug-in updates, select the Check for updates automatically checkbox.

And finally, to visit my web site click the Visit alloyphoto.com button.

Version History

1.4 Mar 16, 2010	Changes: Fixed the issue with uploads meant for an existing album going into a new album instead. Implemented the option for automatic checking for plug-in updates. The option can be found in Lightroom Plug-in Manager in the Plug-in Info section.
1.3	Changes: Fixed the issues with uploading photos caused by CVS modifying the upload mechanism.
20100124.2	Changes: The plug-in is now compatible with Lightroom 3 Beta.
20091107.1	This is the initial release of the plug-in. Features: User authentication at www.cvsphoto.com Option to save the password in the preset Allows you to upload to an existing album or create a new album Uploading of an unlimited number of photos Album thumbnails Album list sorting and filtering Option to open your album in the web browser after the export

1.4

Mar 16, 2010

Changes:

Fixed the issue with uploads meant for an existing album going into a new album instead.
Implemented the option for automatic checking for plug-in updates. The option can be found in Lightroom Plug-in Manager in the Plug-in Info section.

1.3

Changes:

Fixed the issues with uploading photos caused by CVS modifying the upload mechanism.

20100124.2

Changes:

The plug-in is now compatible with Lightroom 3 Beta.

20091107.1

This is the initial release of the plug-in.

Features:

User authentication at www.cvsphoto.com
Option to save the password in the preset
Allows you to upload to an existing album or create a new album
Uploading of an unlimited number of photos
Album thumbnails
Album list sorting and filtering
Option to open your album in the web browser after the export

1 Comment for this entry

Thomas Lynch
November 29th, 2009 on 11:38 am
using windows XP and lightroom 2.3, there is no Modules subdirectory, so I created one and dumpe it all in there, not sure if it will work. will let you know? Cool plug in, I use Paint Shop pro (Corel) and they have a CVS hook, but a bit clunky.

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