Hi,

I am developing a krpano HTML5 application that will run on a touchscreen kiosk as a museum exhibit. It will run on a Windows 7 machine using Chrome (kiosk mode). The issue I'm having is that in user testing we have been able to access the context menu by using some weird two finger gestures, and less consistently by simply holding down a finger on the screen (we have turned touch and hold right click off, and any pen events that might mess this up).

We are about to purchase the branding free license to prevent users from touching "About Krpano" from the context, and crashing the kiosk. What we would like to do however is prevent the context menu from appearing at all. Klaus / anyone else: is there a way with the branding free license to completely prevent the context menu from launching?

Thanks for any responses.

Zitat von »klaus.krpano«

Hi,

yes - since version 1.17 it's possible to hide the context menu completely.

When no items at all are defined - that means no fullscreen, no versioninfo, no items and when having the Branding Free License - no contextmenu will be shown.

In the xml set:

	Quellcode
1

See also here:
http://krpano.com/docu/xml/#contextmenu.advanced

Best regards,
Klaus

Thanks Klaus for the quick response! Working with Version 1.17 has been great for our project.