Now reviewing Pano2VR, I see I have it backwards. The 1st html page includes an iframe with source equal to a 2nd html page that is your HTML5 pano tour. (The built-in flash detection is only available in Pano2VR when outputting to HTML5.) If the built-in flash detection returns true, then the flash...

Excellent. So then, will this off-the-self Pano2VR solution work for you? Option #1: The 1st html page includes an iframe. The iframe source is a 2nd html page which includes your Pano2VR Flash pano tour. If the built-in Pano2VR flash detector returns true, then your pano_tour.swf is displayed as ex...

I was working on something similar today. Seems like a lot of on-going maintenance and I recommend not doing it. Having said that, refer to this web page for an explanation of the following code structure: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9847580/how-to-detect-safari-chrome-ie-firefox-and-opera-br...

Thank you, very helpful! One more: In "satellite" view, zoom in too close and the Google Map switches to "45 degree view". The "45 degree view" makes it tough to get a satisfactory lat/long reading. The "45 degree view" can be toggled off by hovering over the ...

...Strangest thing is that it completely rebuild the HTMLTemplates directory insite the html5 directory... No surprise. It is a common practice in many software applications. For us users the safe practice is: 1. Copy customized files & templates somewhere outside the application folder, then c...

Just an idea. Awesome examples, wish I had time to dig deeper. Maybe this will get you started. Maybe. Starting with Erik Leeman's flash example, in HTML5: Step 1 - Split the screen using <div> tags, like this: <div id="container_1" style="background-color:red; color:white; float:left...

Regarding #2, have you tried calibrating your Nexus 10 gyroscope? Moving the device two or three times in a figure-8 has worked on a couple of my different mobile devices (not a Nexus 10). Check the web to see how to calibrate a Nexus 10 gyroscope.

Dean, nope. I am wrong. I experimented and substituted the GG provided node markers named "marker_normal.svg" and "marker_normal_o.svg" with no luck. After that I experimented more and re-created the marker template, and rebuilt the html5 output using my own pano images - the nod...

Any idea on this? Dean, looking at your html5 test I see the mouseover action IS triggering, but the over-state image is not displayed as expected. (The little white spot that displays is the empty $ut placeholder.) So, the mouseover is triggering, and that leads me to think your over-state SVG ima...

Affendy, I'm not an expert, but looked anyway. In your cordes.ggsk I notice two places where the "close button" alpha gets set to 0.1. 1. "closeBut" is a child of your map container called "nav_map". The nav_map has a "Loaded" event with "Toggle Element A...

This is an FYI. Yet, anyone with a better idea, please share! I need a small key map on my tour skin, and also a large site plan too, but only one "mapdiv" instance is allowed per tour. (This is Pano2VR Pro version 4.1.) So, I looked into resizing the single Google Map: 1. In my skin are t...

I see the "Info +" tab disappears when the red marker is clicked on the key map, it does not matter which node is active at the moment. The key map sliding to the Left out of sight is good. However, then there is a reload and unexpectedly the "Info +" tab fades to almost 98% tran...

This works for me. From the West Mersea Google Map example I clicked on "Download the Project": http://gardengnomesoftware.com/wiki/Pano2VR_Pro:_Adding_Google_Maps_to_the_HTML5_output 2. In Google Maps I looked up West Mersea for the coordinates of the upper-right corner and lower-left cor...

Callum, see "Ground Overlays" and "Custom Overlays" in the Google Maps API documentation: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/overlays#OverlaysOverview If you have already included a Google Map in your tour, and published the output, then you will recogniz...

Thanks for the clarification Callum. I understand now. Great idea, and something I will be interested in investigating in the next week or two. Until I do, have you seen this video clip starting at 4:07 where it mentions using map sources other than Google Maps? http://gardengnomesoftware.com/wiki/P...