Hi all,
I need to display photos one after each other, from a publication with 150+ pages (photos) located in a specific folder.
Has anyone managed to do that under Pano2vr, or is this kind of thing only possible with JS/PHP/.. code making use of an iframe within pano2vr?
Thanks
Photo gallery from folder?
Hi!
Will the Gallery component work for you? viewtopic.php?f=22&t=11216#p45957
Some people have also used https://juicebox.net/
Will the Gallery component work for you? viewtopic.php?f=22&t=11216#p45957
Some people have also used https://juicebox.net/
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MSchneiter
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Thanks for the links. I have already looked at these 2 Pano2vr gallery example, which are good I guess if you have few photos, but maybe less adapted if you have many to show.
However the Juice gallery seems very promising, I’ll certainly explore this avenue and get back to you if I manage to do something with it, like with an iframe...
Cheers
However the Juice gallery seems very promising, I’ll certainly explore this avenue and get back to you if I manage to do something with it, like with an iframe...
Cheers
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MSchneiter
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- Joined: Thu May 10, 2018 5:06 pm
Hi, I've had a go with this Juicebox gallery generator...
The least I can say is that it is pretty easy to build your own gallery even with lots of photos. Really good point. You can even load your gallery image from Flickr
I then stored the generated gallery structure straight into the p2vr output folder (which might not be the best practise..) -
Then I tried to adapt a polygon hotspot making use of an iframe string to call the gallery and.... it all worked like a charm!!
I'm attaching a small demo project for anyone interested in photo galleries
Thanks again for the Juicebox tip!
The least I can say is that it is pretty easy to build your own gallery even with lots of photos. Really good point. You can even load your gallery image from Flickr
I then stored the generated gallery structure straight into the p2vr output folder (which might not be the best practise..) -
Then I tried to adapt a polygon hotspot making use of an iframe string to call the gallery and.... it all worked like a charm!!
I'm attaching a small demo project for anyone interested in photo galleries
Thanks again for the Juicebox tip!
Hi,
thanks for that juicebox tip, i'll check it too. i adapted the standard pano2vr gallery component to allow for 3 slideshows on a page, but it's a bit fiddly to change, even when simply adding an image. also i found the transition doesn't go very smooth.
david
thanks for that juicebox tip, i'll check it too. i adapted the standard pano2vr gallery component to allow for 3 slideshows on a page, but it's a bit fiddly to change, even when simply adding an image. also i found the transition doesn't go very smooth.
david
MSchneiter wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 11:34 am Hi, I've had a go with this Juicebox gallery generator...
The least I can say is that it is pretty easy to build your own gallery even with lots of photos. Really good point. You can even load your gallery image from Flickr
I then stored the generated gallery structure straight into the p2vr output folder (which might not be the best practise..) -
Then I tried to adapt a polygon hotspot making use of an iframe string to call the gallery and.... it all worked like a charm!!
I'm attaching a small demo project for anyone interested in photo galleries
Thanks again for the Juicebox tip!
Juicebox_gallery_iframe.zip
You know how to make it adapt to a mobile screen, I see it very small on a cell phone, but I loved it!