Closed josef5675 closed 10 years ago
I think you have used the "ddpanorama.gensample.js", which is only made for making the demonstration easier. The proper/easiest starting way might be copying "sample.dynamicinteractive.html" and modifying it to your taste. Hope this help. Thank you.
thank you for fast answer. You are right, i used from sample Basic,html with the "ddpanorama.gensample.js".
I checked now and if i use the script from "sample.dynamicinteractive.html", as you told me, the panoarama works well, well and no text above appears like {"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}.
But there is an other new proplem, that all other images on that page are using the panorama funktion as well and it looks little strange.
What i have done for the moment is following:
I used again the sample Basic,html with the "ddpanorama.gensample.js". as before, because it is a short script, which i can copy in the div, where the Panorama shoud appear and only the Panorama appears with this added panoramic function.
That the text "{"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}" not appears anymore, i changed in the div, in which the Panorama appears the font colour in my css file from black to transparent, so the text "{"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}" is still here, but not wisible, because it is now transparent. I hope in other Browsers Looks like that.
http://www.mountainstamp.com/Switzerland%20pages/Rigi.html
kindest regards
Josef
Usually users try ddpanorama for fun, and thats great!
I think you need to specify the "id" to the image tag, and use jQuery selector to pick the one you want.
In this case, you need to specify the id to the image you want. For example) before:
after:
Then in calling ddpanorama, you can specify that id. before: jQuery("img").ddpanorama after: jQuery("#myPanoramaId").ddpanorama
Actually this is part of the jQuery, but I don't think everyone need to read this tidy document. : http://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/
Anyway I hope this would help you, and have a nice day!
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 5:03 PM, josef5675 notifications@github.com wrote:
thank you for fast answer. You are right, i used from sample Basic,html with the "ddpanorama.gensample.js".
I checked now and if i use the script from "sample.dynamicinteractive.html", as you told me, the panoarama works well, well and no text above appears like {"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}.
But there is an other new proplem, that all other images on that page are using the panorama funktion as well and it looks little strange.
What i have done for the moment is following:
I used again the sample Basic,html with the "ddpanorama.gensample.js". as before, because it is a short script, which i can copy in the div, where the Panorama shoud appear and only the Panorama appears with this added panoramic function.
That the text "{"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}" not appears anymore, i changed in the div, in which the Panorama appears the font colour in my css file from black to transparent, so the text "{"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}" is still here, but not wisible, because it is now transparent. I hope in other Browsers Looks like that.
http://www.mountainstamp.com/Switzerland%20pages/Rigi.html
kindest regards
Josef
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thanks for help, now it works regards Josef
i would like use jQuery-html5-canvas-panorama-plugin (sample Basic) for showing some Panorama images on my website. The test i made looks very good, perfect,
But the only thing is, that it appers now above the Image {"width":1000,"height":520,"loop":false,"bounceEdge":0.3}
What can i do, that this not appears on the website ?
thanks Josef