Thank you. I got it working pretty quickly. There are three places to change the path: the skin include in the XML file and, the script source and Flash embed lines in the HTML file. Using relative paths that climb up the tree won't work if you launch from a local file system due to security restrictions but, it works if served from a webserver. Good thought on testing. Fortunately, I also have a development server where I can test before pushing live.

I am wondering if there is a "best practice" way to serve the krpano viewer for multiple panoramas. I have a number of panoramas ( http://andrewcrawford.me/Static/Panoramas.html ), each created with the multires droplet. Each one is in its own sub-directory and, contains a copy of the viewer, both HTML5 and Flash, named the same as the panorama. It would be nice to be able to update the viewer for all of the panoramas without having to replace and name it in every sub-directory. I can probably d...

Thank you. I was able to get it to work with a logo image. It is too bad polygonal hotspots do not work on iPhone/iPad. Those would be really useful for building tours. I suppose one can always use transparent PNGs, at least.

I am trying to put some of my panoramas on an iPad via Goodreader following terse instructions in various posts in different places. Once a panorama is open in Goodreader, the only way to close it appears to be to force-quit Goodreader. I created a gateway HTML file with links to the panoramas, as suggested in some of the posts I found. I learned to create hotspots with the editor plugin and, added those to my XML files. It all works great ... in a regular desktop browser. On the iPad, the hotsp...