Twin displays for comparison

[EDevey]

I am using a split display screen showing synched panos in HTML5 only, but for some reason the buttons in the skin are not showing. Do I have to include a flash version for this? It can be seen at www . entiredesign . biz / cafeyard (remove spaces)

[Hopki]

Not seeing any skin images?
I looked at your project using the error console, see tip, but only seeing the cube faces not skin images.
Have they been uploaded?
By the looks of it not.
Regards,
Hopki

[EDevey]

Hi, Thanks for coming back to me.
The buttons are indeed uploaded. They are in the images folder with the pano images.
They display properly when using the integrated webserver.

[EDevey]

I have now tried it with a different skin and have the same problem.
I thought it may have been the images that I had downloaded and changed slightly from another skin on here though they worked before, but it is not that.
I don't know else to try.

[Hopki]

Can you zip up your project and send it over?
You can send it to support@ggnome.com
Regards,
Hopki

[EDevey]

I tried to email the zipped project as an attachment but it was way too big. I have put where it can be downloaded though. I have probably included more than you need - if so, sorry. It can be downloaded from www.entiredesign.biz/ggnome.htm

[EDevey]

Does anyone know if there are any examples of the use of split screen (two panos sitting side by side) using a skin at all? Maybe it just cannot be done? Ideally I would have the control buttons on one side only, the operative side, but I cannot find a published example using any skin - one side or both.

[JimWatters]

Looking at the downloaded project.

I added the skin to the left pano in the html file and it works for me.

pano_left=new pano2vrPlayer("container_left");
pano_left.readConfigUrl("twobefore_out.xml");
// add the skin object
skin=new pano2vrSkin(pano_left);
pano_right=new pano2vrPlayer("container_right");
pano_right.readConfigUrl("twoafter_out.xml");

[EDevey]

Jim you are a genius. That has worked beautifully thank you.
I wouldn't dare fiddle with code like that without expert guidance from someone like you.