Hello,
I want to put a lot of hotspots in my view! The Hotspot get a URL to be loaded as an overlay. But unfortunately Pano2VR me does not produce "a-element" and not what I can read from the html. Everything is in the Javascript.
Does anyone have a solution? Or has anyone ever done it?
Just an overlay in the same frame as the panorama.
Sorry if I do not answer immediately - I have the next day no internet!
Best Regards
Rigo
PS all in HTML5
Overlay over Pano
Create an html page
within that page load an iframe with your pano
that way you separate pano and hatml and you can do all the gimicks and javascript/php in your html page irrespective of p2vr
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nevertheless, if you want/need all the hotspots INSIDE the panorama, then you have to go the hard way and dig into p2vr
within that page load an iframe with your pano
that way you separate pano and hatml and you can do all the gimicks and javascript/php in your html page irrespective of p2vr
--
nevertheless, if you want/need all the hotspots INSIDE the panorama, then you have to go the hard way and dig into p2vr
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Hi Rigo,
If all in HTML5 why not not use an iFrame in a text box?
Place a text box in the skin and use something like this to display web content:
Match the text box size in the code.
Regards,
Hopki
If all in HTML5 why not not use an iFrame in a text box?
Place a text box in the skin and use something like this to display web content:
Code: Select all
<iframe width="488" height="639" src="webcontent.html" frameborder="0"></iframe>
Regards,
Hopki
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