Julien G.
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* fix(mcp): replace relative oauth constent redirect by absolute redirect derived from APP_URL (#987) * feat(journey): convert HEIC/HEIF uploads to JPEG for cross-platform compatibility HEIC is an Apple-only format not recognised as an image by many browsers and platforms. heic-to (lazy-loaded) now converts HEIC/HEIF files to JPEG before upload in both the gallery and entry editor photo pickers. Embedded metadata (EXIF, GPS) may be lost during conversion — documented in the Journey Journal wiki page. * fix(journey): skip heic-to import for non-HEIC files to avoid test env failures * fix(notifications): prevent double-escaping HTML in password reset emails buildPasswordResetHtml passed a pre-built HTML block to buildEmailHtml, which then escaped it again — rendering raw tags as plain text in the email.
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Journey Journal
Journey is a photo-first travel journal. Each journey is linked to one or more of your trips and contains per-day entries with text, photos, mood, and weather.
Admin: enable Journey in Admin-Addons.
What Journey is
Journey lets you write a narrative account of your travels alongside your trip plan. Entries are tied to specific days and can include prose, photos, a mood rating, weather conditions, and verdict cards. Completed journeys can be shared publicly with a read-only link.
Accessing Journey
When the admin has enabled the Journey addon, a Journey entry appears in the main navigation. The Journey list page shows all your journals as cards with cover images, entry counts, photo counts, and place counts.
Creating a journey
From the Journey list, click Create journey. Give it a title and optional subtitle, then select one or more existing trips to link. Linking a trip imports the trip's places as location anchors for your entries. You can link additional trips later from the journal settings.
Journal entries
Each entry corresponds to a day in your journey. The entry editor provides:
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Title — a short heading for the day.
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Story — free-form text that supports Markdown formatting.
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Mood — choose one of four values:
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Weather — choose one of six values: Sunny, Partly cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy, Stormy, Cold.
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Photos — attach photos to the entry. The first photo becomes the card thumbnail in list views.
Note on HEIC files: HEIC is an Apple-only format that many browsers and platforms do not recognise as an image. To ensure broad compatibility, HEIC/HEIF files are automatically converted to JPEG before upload. This conversion may result in the loss of embedded metadata (EXIF data such as GPS coordinates, camera information, etc.).
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Pros / Cons — optional verdict cards. Add items to a Pros list (thumbs-up) or a Cons list (thumbs-down) to summarise what you loved or what could have been better. These are stored in the
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Tags — free-form labels (e.g. "hidden gem", "best meal").
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Location — pin the entry to a map location.
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Time — optionally record a time of day for the entry.
Mobile timeline
On mobile, entries are displayed in a horizontal scrolling timeline of card thumbnails. Tap a card to open the full entry view in a modal sheet. Each card shows the entry's first photo (or a placeholder pin), date, day number, mood icon, and weather icon.
Map view
The journey detail page includes a map on the right (desktop) or an integrated map-timeline (mobile) showing all entry locations alongside the places from linked trips.
Public sharing
You can share a journey with a read-only public link. When creating the link you can independently toggle which sections are visible to visitors: Timeline (entries and stories), Gallery (photos), and Map. Visitors can only see the sections you have enabled, and no TREK account is required. See Public-Share-Links for details on the separate journey share token mechanism.