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Bonjour,
Je cherche désespérément à intégrer l'affichage sur un hotspot d'une image en surimpression au milieu de l'écran (image qui est en ligne sur mon serveur !). J'ai mis l'URL de mon image dans le champ URL mais quand je clique sur le Hotspot l'image apparait dans un nouvel onglet du browser et non au milieu de ma visite en surimpression ! Si je choisis HTML cela ne marche évidemment pas !
Une idée de comment faire cela ?
Merci,
Vincèn
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Why not just use another copy of the image for the tour?
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mediavets wrote:
Why not just use another copy of the image for the tour?
impossible as it's an image refreshed automatically on website (generated by a camera) !
Vincèn
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vincen wrote:
mediavets wrote:
Why not just use another copy of the image for the tour?
impossible as it's an image refreshed automatically on website (generated by a camera) !
Vincèn
OK - I understand now.
Two options:
1. Use the Link/HTML option - I think that should work although you suggest it doesn't. I think this is the relevant krpano documentation - if I recall correctly the Link/HTML feature is in fact an implementation of the krpano HTML textfield plug-in:
http://krpano.com/plugins/textfield/
2. If you can control the name and location of the automatically generated camera image then make those (namre and location) match a 'dummy' image linked as Link/Object in PTP when creating the tour, such that the system overwrites that 'dummy' image with the automatically generated camera image.
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mediavets wrote:
1. Use the Link/HTML option - I think that should work although you suggest it doesn't. I think this is the relevant krpano documentation - if I recall correctly the Link/HTML feature is in fact an implementation of the krpano HTML textfield plug-in:
Don't work, well at least not as expected as it opens a new page in browser to display the picture, so not good for me 
mediavets wrote:
2. If you can control the name and location of the automatically generated camera image then make those (namre and location) match a 'dummy' image linked as Link/Object in PTP when creating the tour, such that the system overwrites that 'dummy' image with the automatically generated camera image.
Too complicated and not easy for each update of the tour but that's a good idea 
vincèn
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My suggestion:
Create a new html (for example: mypopup.html) document with code describing what you want to be displayed in the popup. For example in your case, one image:
<img src="http://www.webcam-chambery.com/photos/mairie.jpg"/>
Add a link to this new document in html field (to your local mypopup.html) and set appropriate dimensions to make the popup fit with your content.
Enjoy 
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ygilquin wrote:
My suggestion:
Create a new html (for example: mypopup.html) document with code describing what you want to be displayed in the popup. For example in your case, one image:Code:
<img src="http://www.webcam-chambery.com/photos/mairie.jpg"/>Add a link to this new document in html field (to your local mypopup.html) and set appropriate dimensions to make the popup fit with your content.
Enjoy
Yann,
Did you try this? - I thought this would work too but I couldn't get to work.
My linked HTML file contains code like your suggestion:
<img src="http://www.islehamchurch.org.uk/images/logo_church.jpg"/>
When I run the tour I get an error message:
Last edited by mediavets (2010-11-29 15:48:18)
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ygilquin wrote:
My suggestion:Create a new html (for example: mypopup.html) document with code describing what you want to be displayed in the popup. For example in your case, one image:
Add a link to this new document in html field (to your local mypopup.html) and set appropriate dimensions to make the popup fit with your content.
Already thought about it but it opens a new tab/window in browser to display the picture so bad idea 
Vincèn
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vincen wrote:
ygilquin wrote:
My suggestion:Create a new html (for example: mypopup.html) document with code describing what you want to be displayed in the popup. For example in your case, one image:
Add a link to this new document in html field (to your local mypopup.html) and set appropriate dimensions to make the popup fit with your content.Already thought about it but it opens a new tab/window in browser to display the picture so bad idea
Vincèn
It will if you link to a URL, but Yann and I are talking about linking to HTML - which uses the krpano textfield plug-in to create a pop-up window within a tour.
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mediavets wrote:
Yann, Did you try this? - I thought this would work too but I couldn't get to work.
Yes I did and it worked fine.
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ygilquin wrote:
mediavets wrote:
Yann, Did you try this? - I thought this would work too but I couldn't get to work.
Yes I did and it worked fine.
On local playback or only when tour is on-line?
Any ideas as to why it didn't work for me?
I'm using Panotour Pro V1.5 RC1 on Windows XP 32-bit SP3.
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mediavets wrote:
Yann, Did you try this? - I thought this would work too but I couldn't get to work.
Yes I did and it worked fine.
Yep works fine here also http://visites.skivr.com/visites/7_Laux … index.html I have only one little problem, I have a white border around the picture. Select the green I on Pleynet or Snowpark (these ones are setup with 640*480 size in PTP) but I still have a white border around How to remove that ?
Thanks,
Vincèn
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vincen wrote:
Yep works fine here also
Vincèn
Does it work when played back locally from/on your Mac, or only after the tour is put on-line?
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mediavets wrote:
Does it work when played back locally from/on your Mac, or only after the tour is put on-line?
I never try it local because all I get is a big black window when I play it locally, visit doesn't work at all locally ! so I always put it online to test !
Vincèn
Last edited by vincen (2010-11-30 12:44:56)
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mediavets wrote:
Does it work when played back locally from/on your Mac, or only after the tour is put on-line?
It worked locally for me.
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ygilquin wrote:
mediavets wrote:
Does it work when played back locally from/on your Mac, or only after the tour is put on-line?
It worked locally for me.
Yann,
I'm still having problems with this. Perhaps you can tell me where I'm going wrong.
I'm running PTP 1.5 RC1 on Windows XP-32 with SP3.
Screenshot 1 - shows how I have configured the hotspot to link to HTML and the name of the HTML file.
Screenshot 2 - shows the content of that linked HTML file displayed in WordPad.
Screenshot 3 - shows the relevant section of the XML file generated by PTP.
Screenshot 4 - shows the error message displayed when attempting to run the tour locally.
Screenshot 5 - shows my edit of the XML to replace the 'include' tag contents with the contents of my linked HTML file.
Screenshot 6 - shows that the tour now plays as expected locally.
So what am I doing wrong with my linked HTML file?
Last edited by mediavets (2010-11-30 15:30:30)
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