Hello erverybody.

Im about to create a flat gigapixel-panorama which should contain more than 1000 hotspots.
My todays load-test with 1000 hotspots has shown, that things are getting pretty slow.

My idea is the following:
i want to show/draw only the hotspots which are in the viewable section of my panorama and on a certain zoom-level. the hotspots a saved in a database. when i reach the certain zoom-level, i just want to load the hotspots for this area, write them into a xml file and include them dynamically. when i start panning, the hotspots for the new view area should be loaded by the way i described - the old ones should be deleted before.

are there functions where i can identify the borders of my actual view area? can i load xml files dynamically without reload the whole site?

thanks in advance for your ideas,
Sascha

Zitat von »ahoeben«

I am working on something like this (using a testbed of 20000 hotspots, loaded dynamically from a db). I've written a plugin to dynamically load plugins or hotspots without affecting the scene/image node, but it is not quite ready for prime-time. When do you need it?

Hello,



i need it at 29. April. It would be great if you could deliver a solution up to this time :-)

Can you finalize it to 29. April?



Sascha

Hello ahoeben,

it's a panorama with about 14.000 people in it. they can tag themselves via fbconnect. the tags are the hotspots.

my panorama is 90% finished, i just need an idea/solution to load a certain set of hotspots out of the database dynamically an replace them with the former hotspots in the scene (when moving the panorama). and they should first be loaded when a certain zoom-level is reached. i just want to show about 50 hotspots in the zoomed scene.

my problem is to deterine the toh and tov border of what is just be shown/visible to determine which hotspots will be loaded and shown.
db-connection and writing hotspots into a temp hotspots.xml isn't the problem.
and i want to know how to replace the hotspots or reload the hotspots.xml without reloading the whole page.

maybe any ideas?

cheers,
Sascha

sounds interesting.

are you from germany?

please contect me at sreitermann@gmx.de and leave your number.
i will call you then for further details.