Hi Thomas,
An inserted small Flash pano (instead of a .png or .jpg image) still makes the standalone player crash, so that's not it apparently.
Hmmm, this should work. Can you send me an example?
If I enter this text: <img src="../THUMB/08-04-29-Egmond-100x50.swf">, which refers to a small 60KB autorotating Flash9/10 panorama,
(instead of <img src="../THUMB/08-04-29-Egmond-150x88.jpg">), the host pano opens allright, but is very unresponsive.
In the position where the small pano should be there is a window of the dimensions I declared, but it shows a small portion of the host pano itself instead of the tiny external one. With some patience this pano-in-a-pano can be panned a bit, but then the standalone viewer crashes.
The external .jpg images addressed the same way work absolutely fine, so animated GIFs could perhaps be an alternative for what I want to do, but still it would be nice if we could insert external Flash content, preferably with interactive qualities.
This is in the XML:
<type>text</type>
<text><img src="08-04-29-Egmond-100x50.swf"></text>
<textalign>1</textalign>
<bordercolor>#000000</bordercolor>
<textcolor>#ffffff</textcolor>
<backgroundcolor>#e1e1e1</backgroundcolor>
<backgroundenabled>0</backgroundenabled>
<borderwidth>0</borderwidth>
<textexecute>0</textexecute>
<autosize>1</autosize>
<wordwrap>1</wordwrap>
(oh, if I replace that < with a simple < I get a 'tag mismatch' error notice, so that's how it should be apparently)
If necessary I can send you an example, if so, what address do you want me to send it to?
Erik