http://ggnome.com/wiki/Pano2VR_-_Flash_-_JavaScript_API

The commands vary, depending if your panos are output to Flash or Html5.

Excellent work. Looking good - as always.
http://www.ddi.ms/

This is the search phrase I would use to Google that web site, "site://www.ddi.ms" and see what has been indexed.

Pano2vr Pro Flash Flat Images are best at the moment. Watch for Pano2vr Pro Html5 Flat Images in the future. If you are comfortable with code, i.e. intermediate and advanced, then there are a few other custom solutions, but very code-oriented, and a lot of effort. Those radar do seem unique to GG, s...

Good question. Definitely they could, but they probably don't, because of the overhead, and if they do, then they keep their cards hidden. It seems safe to imagine most search engines only index the public facing data, i.e. that data which displays when the page is rendered, including meta tags, and...

It has been a couple days, which way did you choose? The answer depends on a) your personal preference, b) your comfort with code, and c) the your desired result. Synchronizing panos requires very much custom CSS/javascript experience - not for beginners. Once working, then provides a lot of control...

PS: Scott, after posting above I also notice <div id='vtour'> is a child of <div id='container'>. That is not necessary and would help to clean up the <div> relationships if you write <div id='vtour'> outside of <div id='container'> in the html code, and use CSS styles to physically control their sa...

Scott, I'm not yet convinced this is a pano2vr issue. It seems more likely to be an issue with how the various browsers interpret the CSS rules. Testing your http://www.tourdeforce360.com/temp/pixel_test/div_test1.html , I noticed that portion of the DarkGray rectangular <div id='vtour'> overlapping...

On a Pano2vr 4.5b2 Flash flat image , does selecting "3D Distortion" in the skin editor on a hotspot template work? Not for me, I am following the http://ggnome.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=7743 example project almost exactly, except mine is a flat image instead of a pano image, and ...

...works so well until it goes into full screen mode. Anybody fancy giving it a go? ... Your code works for me as-is on my test pano. The pano is centered horizontally and 600px tall. My test hotspot displays well and clicks well even in full-screen mode. I am using pano2vr pro 4.5beta2 64-bit html...

Since you are comfortable with coding, look in the skin.js file for an IF statement similar to this: if (hotspot.skinid=='Point Hotspot') {...} Within the above IF statement add your custom code to the onclick statement. Something like this: this.__div.onclick=function () { //me.player.openUrl(me.ho...

Yes, use Direct Node Access to display the correct node: http://ggnome.com/wiki/Direct_Node_Access_and_Show_Internal_Node_ID Then use the Pano2VR Javascript API to pan & tilt to the desired location: http://ggnome.com/wiki/JavaScript%20API%20%28Pano2VR%29 Also, only if you are comfortable with j...

Yes, use Direct Node Access to display the correct node:
http://ggnome.com/wiki/Direct_Node_Acce ... al_Node_ID

Then use the Pano2VR Javascript API to pan & tilt to the desired location:
http://ggnome.com/wiki/JavaScript%20API%20%28Pano2VR%29

Known issues on the desktop HTML5: a) The radar beam does not rotate on the floor plan. It works fine in flash. b) The floor plan alpha does not go to zero (to fade out the floor plan) when I click on the floor plan hotspots. It works fine on the flash version. Regarding html5 item 'b': You must ha...

...My skin workaround, it doesn't [work], only in flash back compatible mode, if you disable flash compatibility in browsers it only works for me in firefox, and IE11. Chrome and Safari (Maverkis) simply does nothing... Oh, now I understand your question: you are attempting the following html5-only...

Hy I have tried to do your suggestions and it works but not fully 100% for me , surely I have done something wrong , Im not web programmer... You did good, just remember html web pages should only have one opening <body> tag and one closing </body> tag. Other than that your html page is correct. Yo...