da geb ich dem soulbrother diesmal nur 99,8% recht: iframe hat schon nen Nachteil: Cookie und ggf. Google Analytics sind dann nicht mehr so einfach möglich (bzw. abhängig davon, wo die VT gespeichert ist). Hostest du die Tour (ggf. gegen Geld), ist es ein Crosssite-Thema, sonst ggf. einfacher. Hoffe...

just to add up threads:

things are going on here:
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Use the GA-Component from GGnome and adjust the event-tracker as you need

did you update the tour/pano2vr?

There was a switch from Facebook (Oculus) to not support WebVR anymore but only WebXR.

You can also put the ACTION (Note Change => go to URL => Javascript...." into the other hotspot templates. If you do NOT you the hotspot proxy you can specify the event (like "open link" or "run video") depending on what was clicked. ;) btw: I case you are working with conse...

Just add the mouse klick event from the skin to the mouse click from video-hotspot. But adjust the event info from “note change” to “video” ..

thomas wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 12:19 pm Placeholders directly can not be used, but can use the Javascript equivalent for it.
$(upt) would be for example:

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player.getNodeUserdata('_master').title

Is there a reference list like here https://ggnome.com/doc/placeholders-list/ to use the JS equivalent for the placeholders? Thanks

Hey All, fantastic to get GA now in the tours. Due to DSGVO (German equivalent to GDPR) you'll need to get the opt-in from visitors to use GA, or am I wrong? Therefore I put the consent-cookie-request before (linked in index.html) and changed the component-text to only load the gtag in case of opt-i...

Same for me: really new but clients ask for more insights as 3DVista offers. Any help would be great.

Thanks

Maybe a topic for a next awesome tutorial