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Hi Miika,<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 12.10.14 20:52, schrieb Miika
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<div class="gmail_quote">What is the status of picture support
on the API? IIRC you mentioned that you are working on it,
but I don't think it existed the last time I checked.<br>
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I have implemented this on the export page to try it out.
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://en.divelogs.de/DLDexport.php">https://en.divelogs.de/DLDexport.php</a><b>?alldata=true</b> (if signed
in) will give you an "extended" DLD containing your certifications,
documents, Pictures, video-urls, etc. The XML files point to the
files included in the zip, so it should be parseable. My main
concern is the size and the performance. I just exported mine and it
results in a 480MB DLD-file containing over 2000 pictures.... That
not only takes a while to put together, but also consumes a lot of
ressources. I have no problem to build it in to the API, as most
logs don't contain that much data, but it might be a bit slowish for
those who put everything they see on their SD card (like me :) ), so
timeouts could occur.<br>
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Please just add a picture or two on your subsurface test account and
export the file via the url above. If you say you could work with
that, I'll implement that. Same goes for other direction, if you can
put together the DLD file with the pictures like that... <br>
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<div>The import to Subsurface is now implemented. The export
is a bit more "interesting" as we do not have concept of
main tank. I think to just use the first in the XML as the
main cylinder and the others as additional. Does this make
sense?<br>
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Damn, you're fast :-)<br>
Yes, the first tank as the main cylinder is perfect, it doesn't
really matter for any SAC calculations, as all tanks are taken into
account. The only difference it makes, is that the first "tab" on
the dive page is your main tank and is not deleteable and the others
are the additional tanks. So just take the first as the main tank...<br>
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Let my know how to proceed with the API...<br>
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Rainer<br>
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