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#1 2010-07-07 04:49:34

RickDrew
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Registered: 2009-07-24
Posts: 30

Custom SWF hotspot - displays - but link does not work

I don't like the pulsing bullseye, so created an perspective arrow with a glow. It has a mouseover - the glow increases. When I place this as the display object, the arrow displays in place of the bullseye, the mouseover effect works, but the link to the next pano does not work. 

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Rick Drew

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#2 2010-07-07 08:54:41

Adrien F
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Registered: 2009-07-03
Posts: 267

Re: Custom SWF hotspot - displays - but link does not work

If your hotspot is a flash file and you embeded some mouse interaction in it, then it is very possible that it conflicts with krpano own mouse event handler and leads to unexpected bahavior.
My tip here : if the arrow is static then no need to do a flash file, just a png. If you want the glow effect on mouseover you will have to dig into xml krpano code : something like

Code:

url="my/normal/hotspot/file.png" onhover="set(url, my/glowing/hotspot/file.png)" onout="set(url, my/normal/hotspot/file.png)"

I recently played with this new property :  the crop

Code:

url="my/double/hotspot/file.png" crop="0|0|65|65" onovercrop="0|65|65|65"

Given that my/double/hotspot/file.png is a 130x65 png file where the upper 65 pixels are the normal spot representation and the lower 65 pixels are the hovered hotspot representation.

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#3 2010-07-07 08:56:29

Adrien F
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Registered: 2009-07-03
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Re: Custom SWF hotspot - displays - but link does not work

btw, if you feel like sharing your graphic files we encourage users to put them in the Resources forum :
http://www.autopano.net/forum/t8095-rea … re-posting
http://www.autopano.net/forum/f25-autop … -resources

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#4 2010-07-13 04:24:22

RickDrew
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Registered: 2009-07-24
Posts: 30

Re: Custom SWF hotspot - displays - but link does not work

Thanks. I'll play with that. I uploaded the arrows to the user area.  I spend about   3 hours a day in photoshop, so these only took about 5 minutes to make.

Rick Drew

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