fincafamiliar.com wrote:

ok let me explain everything again, just in case

I have Panotour Pro 1.8 on   a    Windows XP   that is offline,  here I make the tour

I have a Mac   and it is online and also use it for making my first web site thru Dreamweaver and I upload it yhru FileZilla

I gues you have some reason for having both an offline Windows XP sustem and an online Mac.

Why on earth don't you use the Mac version of PTP on the Mac which has Net access?

How do you use Filezilla running on thn Mac to upload files from the Window XP system?

Ok, so I reread all that you wrote and I did everything as you told and paying very good attention.

Convince me.

The tour that is know online is the ''test'' tour vith the Panotour Pro 1.8  Activated with the Licence

I created the folder thru FileZilla and put the tour there, total of 4 files, you can see the snapshot I posted here.

OK - so again I ask what is the URL to the HTML file? What is the name of the folder you created into which you uploaded the tour files?

I changed the settings of Flash as you showed me thru krpano website.

That relates to Flash security settings on the machine you use to view a tour locally/oflfine - if that's the Mac then change the Flash security settings on the Mac, if it's the Windows XP system then change the Flash security settings there.

It has nothing at all to do with the ability to view online tours.

I always could play the flash file and html on my Mac , even before having a license for the Panotour Pro

but sometimes I struggle in Dreamweaver because it doesent want to play it or shows errors or its playing it,

I seem to be failing to make myself clear - for the last time forget bl**dy Dreamweaver for now! Is that clear now?

but when I upload to the website NEVER WORKS.

So you say - again what is the URL for the HTML file created by PTP that you uploaded?

Last edited by mediavets (2012-06-28 23:57:56)

URL

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

So if I made a mistake withe folder tell me :     the name is    '' Vista360bns '' and the files are   named   ''test''

this is the url http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/bnsvirtual.html

No, that is not the URL.

The URL - based on the info you have just given me above - is http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/Vist … /test.html

And you will find that you can view the test tour with no error messages at this URL.

Like I said it is not 'rocket science'.

......

May I recommend that you use only lower case characters in file and folder names and no special characters.

Last edited by mediavets (2012-06-29 00:32:02)

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

I hope it's a misunderstanding


PS..  I dont have Kolor software on the Mac.

Sorry - i understood you put PTP on a stick and take it to another machine to work from.

But Andrew seems to have hit the problem - as usual

Klaus

Last edited by klausesser (2012-06-29 00:36:47)

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

my windows computer is 8 years old and is my backup computer where I store my stuff, It's Windows and I have only this computer. The internet doesnt work because I dont have the ethernet card installed(whatever the name)

The Mac is my mothers computer, sooooo   I use a pendrive  very quickly between the two to transfer the files. If I am succesfull I will return the Mac to my mother and buy A PC for me.

Stop playing games with me with this kind of questions...

I am not playing games I was trying to understand the nature of the problem you have experienced so I can help you.

As Klaus has explained Kolor is tolerant of their software being installed on two machines so long as you only use it on one at a time.

So, for now, you could download and install and register (with the same key) PTP on the Mac.

because it appears that I paid a lot of money for this software so I can put a tour on my website.

I think we have established that there is no problem with the PTP software and you can create and upload a tour and view it online.

Again, here it is: http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/Vist … /test.html

Now if you wish to integrate the tour with your Dreamweaver created pages then look closely at the code in the HTML file created by PTP and incorporate the relevant parts into your own page.

I can't really help you with that as I don't use Dreamweaver.

Last edited by mediavets (2012-06-29 00:46:47)

P.S.: here´s a screeshot of the folder-structure i use in a folder on the server - name the folder as you like. here´s the link to the pano on my server:
http://www.360impressions.de/ArchivSchadowstrasse/


Thanks Klaus

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

So it worked all this time...

Yes.

But what should I do, make a link from my website to this URL to watch it?  It sounds logical.

You could do that for now.

The thing I did and still doesn't work is the flash file on the first url I gave you.

Try editing the page that was created by PTP in Dreamweaver to style the page to match others in your web site.

It contains code that makes the SWF work correctly.

Alternatively try cutting and pasting the code from the PTP generated HTML file into one of you basic styled pages. 

I don't think just using Dreamweaver's basic WYSIWYG 'insert Flash' feature will work correctly.

It's like I wanted the people to see it first in small size and then go to bigger.

To see how this works then use the 'generic' HTML template option and not the 'fullpage' HTML template option when building a test tour.

Then look at the HTML code and spot the differences.

Probably it's not rocket science for somebody who knows very good how this things work, but for me like a total begginer in web design and tour making it was difficult. With this you showed me that the tour works online!!
But it still doesnt work on the page I wanted it.
Need to work on this.

Yes, and you will probably have to learn a little HTML - at least be able to 'read' and grasp basically what the code means - to be able to achieve what you want.

Dreamweaver is a pretty advanced Web page authoring tool for a beginner. Good luck, the learning curve is likely to be steep.

But I should stick with as it's the tool the pros favour so the learning will stand you in good stead.

Last edited by mediavets (2012-06-29 01:05:28)

mediavets wrote:

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

So it worked all this time...

Yes.

But what should I do, make a link from my website to this URL to watch it?  It sounds logical.

You could do that for now.

The thing I did and still doesn't work is the flash file on the first url I gave you.

Try editing the page that was created by PTP in Dreamweaver to style the page to match others in your web site.

It contains code that makes the SWF work correctly.

Alternatively try cutting and pasting the code from the PTP generated HTML file into one of you basic styled pages. 

I don't think just using Dreamweaver's basic WYSIWYG 'insert Flash' feature will work correctly.

It's like I wanted the people to see it first in small size and then go to bigger.

To see how this works then use the 'generic' HTML template option and not the 'fullpage' HTML template option when building a test tour.

Then look at the HTML code and spot the differences.

Probably it's not rocket science for somebody who knows very good how this things work, but for me like a total begginer in web design and tour making it was difficult. With this you showed me that the tour works online!!
But it still doesnt work on the page I wanted it.
Need to work on this.

Yes, and you will probably have to learn a little HTML - at least be able to 'read' and grasp basically what the code means - to be able to achieve what you want.

Dreamweaver is a pretty advanced Web page authoring tool for a beginner. Good luck, the learning curve is likely to be steep.

But I should stick with as it's the tool the pros favour so the learning will stand you in good stead.

Great Advice's!  Thanks again

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

Hello again, after all this trouble I have uploaded my firs virtual tour on this page:

http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/bnsvirtual.html

Problem 1:

it moves in steps, not smooth

Problem 2:

when you press on the map each view, it opens it but with a message ,  this one:

Is "mapspot2" inside the Graphics folder? Is it named correctly? I don´t see any suffix!

best, Klaus

the folder-structure:

Last edited by klausesser (2012-06-29 18:46:06)

klausesser wrote:

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

Hello again, after all this trouble I have uploaded my firs virtual tour on this page:

http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/bnsvirtual.html

Problem 1:

it moves in steps, not smooth

Problem 2:

when you press on the map each view, it opens it but with a message ,  this one:

Is "mapspot2" inside the Graphics folder? Is it named correctly? I don´t see any suffix!

best, Klaus

the folder-structure:

it's like this?

klausesser wrote:

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

Hello again, after all this trouble I have uploaded my firs virtual tour on this page:

http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/bnsvirtual.html

Problem 1:

it moves in steps, not smooth

Problem 2:

when you press on the map each view, it opens it but with a message ,  this one:

Is "mapspot2" inside the Graphics folder? Is it named correctly? I don´t see any suffix!

best, Klaus

the folder-structure:

OOOooopss,  it is not named the same, but why?

I didn't change names.

everything works on the tour , its only ugly the warning message about this issue.

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

klausesser wrote:

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

Hello again, after all this trouble I have uploaded my firs virtual tour on this page:

http://fincafamiliar.es/benissanet/bnsvirtual.html

Problem 1:

it moves in steps, not smooth

Problem 2:

when you press on the map each view, it opens it but with a message ,  this one:

Is "mapspot2" inside the Graphics folder? Is it named correctly? I don´t see any suffix!

best, Klaus

the folder-structure:

OOOooopss,  it is not named the same, but why?

I didn't change names.

everything works on the tour , its only ugly the warning message about this issue.

Then: IS the spot in the correct folder? And DOES it have the correct sufix?

best, KLaus

Last edited by klausesser (2012-06-29 19:52:39)

klausesser wrote:

fincafamiliar.com wrote:

klausesser wrote:

Is "mapspot2" inside the Graphics folder? Is it named correctly? I don´t see any suffix!

best, Klaus

the folder-structure:

OOOooopss,  it is not named the same, but why?

I didn't change names.

everything works on the tour , its only ugly the warning message about this issue.

Then: IS the spot in the correct folder? And DOES it have the correct sufix?

best, KLaus

The word sufix I don't know what it means in english.