Issue with embedding ggpkg file into joomla article

[pkozlovsky]

Hey, I have a problem embedding the ggpkg file into joomla article. I followed instructions on the websites manual but somehow it does not display the content of ggpkg file. All I see on the web pages article is statement text in brackets {}. Here are the steps I follow:
1. I installed a plugin for joomla and I activated it.
2. The file extension was generated ggpkg
3. I loaded the file to the media library
4. I'm trying to put the code and does not work. Displays on the exact same code that I type in the article, namely: {ggpkg file = "filename" display_userdata = "false" display_map = "false"}
5. I tried to specify the path to the file, and it did not work.
6. I would add that I use in other Articles of the brackets {}, and everything works, so that's not the point.
7. I have no idea what could be wrong. Please help!

Thanks!

[Hopki]

Hi,
Is this a joomla article or a K2 article?
K2 articles don't work with the ggpkg, I think servile people have gone back to them to look into it.
Regards,
Hopki

[pkozlovsky]

Hi!
This is joomla article.
Regards,
Poiotr

[Hopki]

Can you post your ggpkg?
I can then test it in my joomla test site, make sure its about 2 to 5 MB.
Regards,
Hopki

[pkozlovsky]

Do you need this smaller file just for test? Original file size is about 50 MB. Can that be the cause of the issue? I can prepare smaller ggpkg from the same project file. Thank you!

[pkozlovsky]

Here is the file you asked for.

[Hopki]

Hi, you package works for me.
Im using the latest joomla plugin and joomla version 3.2.7.
Also tested on the previous build before updating and all work ok too.
Regards,
Hopki

[pkozlovsky]

Thank you. Could you write me what exactly did you write in the article showing ggpkg content? I am using Joomla 2.5.22.

[Hopki]

Once in Joomla admin area:
Content => Media Manager
Select your folder or create a new one then click Upload.

Select Choose File and upload you ggpkg file to folder.

Then Content => Article Manager and select your article.
Now add code to embed the Object or Panorama:


Code: Select all

{ggpkg file="kiwi" start_preview="true" width="640" height=“480"}

Note you only use the file name WITHOUT the extension.
Save and view.

Depending how you have your plugin set up you may not need to add size or preview parameters.
Regards,
Hopki

[pkozlovsky]

Hi, thank you for your help, but... it still doesn't work. I tried do it according to your instructions, but nothing changed. I thought it can be problem with my joomla templates, so I changed the template to default. And there was this message: Temporary folder not found! Now I don't have an idea what should I do next. Any ideas?

[Hopki]

Can you give me a link to your page?
Regards,
Hopki

[pkozlovsky]

Thank you for your help. I don't know what was wrong, but I reinstalled plugin and now it works very well! Thank again. Regards, Piotr

[Alex]

Once in Joomla admin area:
Content => Media Manager
Select your folder or create a new one then click Upload.

Select Choose File and upload you ggpkg file to folder.

Then Content => Article Manager and select your article.
Now add code to embed the Object or Panorama:


Code: Select all

{ggpkg file="kiwi" start_preview="true" width="640" height=“480"}

Note you only use the file name WITHOUT the extension.
Save and view.

Depending how you have your plugin set up you may not need to add size or preview parameters.
Regards,
Hopki

Hello!
I attentively studied a subject, for dough used the kiwi.ggpkg file of pkozlovsky sent by the user. In Joomla 2.5 everything well worked , but in Joomla 3.3.6 there were difficulties. The new Joomla version doesn't want to work, gives out a mistake on the page of the site there was an inscription - "The temporary folder isn't found". What to do, what not so?

[Hopki]

Hi Alex,
Had a support e-mail saying the same thing.
We will have a new plugin soon but for now if you extract the ggpkg and upload manually it works ok.
Regards,
Hopki