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Very good job on this one
Hi Klaus! Ty, but i guess i've overcomplicated my code and can't get it to work (for now). Might give it some tries another time . For now the result is visible once you click one of the blue "info" icons. Try to change screensize (also when video is playing). Tour
Title kinda says it all I've got a iFrame video loaded into a scrollarea. It works, but as soon as you try to scroll (with thumb or mouse) the iFrame blocks it. Is there a workaround that would also make the iFrame/video react like or to the srollfield?
Hmm... Just some thoughts... Can't test it here so... 1. Does your tour allows fullscreen on ios10? (If not, could this be the "iframe" ios problem/workaround?) 2. Does your video hides all controls except the play button? (Or does it show volume/yt logo/time etc?) 3. Some players (video and i think youtube) will remove controls if played in a small width/height. (If this is the case, try to set your video to a larger size). 4. If 4 is the solution, You might could place a invisible layer over t...
Yes! The align="center" on the textfield plugin caused the weird placement during resize. Removed the alignment, and it worked. Also managed to link the size to it's parent container. (layer[blok2].width) <- wich has a 80% width. The white stripe was caused by the fact that the textfield layer had no width and height. I've set width to 100% and height to it's initial iframe height: 360. _____________________ var myframe = document.getElementById("myframe"); var calcValX = krpano.get("layer[blok2...
Omg... offcourse!! The stagewidth doesn't need a % as long as you use 0.8. And as long as the width is done, the height goes auto. It still resizes the videobox to the left, but i guess that's something like a "edge" setting. There is also a white line below the video, since the textfield has no width and height anymore. But we're getting there! Thanks for the tip Umalo!!
Got something... ____________ var myframe = document.getElementById("myframe"); var calcValX = (krpano.stagewidth - 1); var calcValY = (krpano.stageheight - 1); myframe.style.width = calcValX + "px"; myframe.style.height = calcValY + "px"; ____________ It seems to react to something but doesn't behave like it want it yet. I would like it to fill around 80% of it's current container. Something like: layer[blok2].widht - 20% (just the idea...).
There is proberbly a easier workaround but this is the first thing that comes to my mind.. Use a redirect script only for iOS10 wich will load a different xml file for iOS10 (without the iOS workaround). I'm not even sure if there would be a "OS" check within KrPano, cause if there is, the workaround would be simple. EDIT: Yes there is a more simple way to do this i guess https://krpano.com/docu/xml/#devices then use ios###Use only when the iOS version is equal or higher than ###. You could load...
Trying to get this to work (to make the iFrame/video responsive). Tried allot, but can't get it to work. My current javascript code: Quellcode 1 2 3 4 5 6 <action name="resizeIframe" type="Javascript" ><
Mittwoch, 18. Oktober 2023, 21:53
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