Google maps seem to have broken my location links again. Go to http://f16.eu/potpourri/tn/w300_1320_wb.jpg.index.html (http://f16.eu/potpourri/tn/w300_1320_wb.jpg.index.html) and click on "location map" and ... it's broken. Again.
Looking at my code I have
@webtags = ( 'aperture', 'shutterspeed', 'iso', 'exrmode', 'flash',
'focallength35efl', 'model', 'lensid', 'location', 'title', 'gpsposition#',
'nikon:flashmode#', 'fujifilm:fujiflashmode#', 'flash#', 'uwdepth' );
$gpsposition = $$webinfo{$webtags[10]} ;
that filters down to where I create the location link.
Looking at the url in google maps, putting ", " between the latitude and longtitude causes it to actually work again.
So how to fix this that would be more robust for tbe next google change? Create a googlegpsposition# tag in my config file? Or just create new code, again, ( sub creategpsurl3 ), to insert the comma in the link?
Someone else mentioned (https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php/topic,10329.msg54336.html#msg54336) that putting a + in front of positive numbers seemed to work.
But as to being future proof, who knows. Google is always changing things.
I like Perl but keep forgetting it as I don't use it very much.
I found that I could just insert a line:
$gpsposition =~ s/ /, / ;
But I have to regenerate all the indexes on my photo website.
Edit
But not all of them. Only those in the western hemisphere.