Hi viewinz,

I think doing something like this:


I have not tried but I think it will do the job.

Have you tried to use a textfield as distorted hotspot?
I have just made some tries ... but strange results ...

Salut.

Hi viewinz,

I just tried with textfield as hotspot... like this:


This way you have only 1 "hotspot textfield".
for each hotspot, onover makes the action to give the right html text , the position with ath and atv, and makes visible the "hotspot textfield".....
and onout makes the "hotspot textfield" invisible....

I think it is correct...

About ath and atv:

Zitat von »Hotspot Doc«

• ath
  point at horizontal position in spherical coordinates (0 .. 360°)
• atv
  point at vertical position in spherical coordinates (-90 .. +90°)

I hope this can make the job... tell me..

Salut.

Zitat von »michel«

Hi viewinz,

I just tried with textfield as hotspot... like this:

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<hotspot name="textessai" url="%SWFPATH%/plugins/textfield.swf" width="100" height="20" ath="" atv="" html="[p]salut[/p]" css="p{color:#000000; font-family:Arial; font-weight:bold; font-size:14; margin-left:5; margin-right:5; text-align:center; }" backgroundcolor="0xFFFFFF" roundedge="5" shadow="1" borderwidth="0" glow="4" glowcolor="0xFFFFFF" autosize="center" /> <hotspot name="hotspot1" .......... onover="set(hotspot[textessai].html,[p]some txt for hotspot1[/p]); set(hotspot[textessai].ath,10); set(hotspot[textessai].atv,-10); set(hotspot[textessai].visible,true); " onout="set(hotspot[textessai].visible,false); " onclick=""; /> <hotspot name="hotspot2" .......... onover="set(hotspot[textessai].html,[p]some txt for hotspot2[/p]); set(hotspot[textessai].ath,100); set(hotspot[textessai].atv,-40); set(hotspot[textessai].visible,true); " onout="set(hotspot[textessai].visible,false); " onclick=""; />

This way you have only 1 "hotspot textfield".
for each hotspot, onover makes the action to give the right html text , the position with ath and atv, and makes visible the "hotspot textfield".....
and onout makes the "hotspot textfield" invisible....

I think it is correct...

About ath and atv:

Zitat von »Hotspot Doc«

• ath
  point at horizontal position in spherical coordinates (0 .. 360°)
• atv
  point at vertical position in spherical coordinates (-90 .. +90°)

I hope this can make the job... tell me..

Salut.

Hi Michel:
do you have any method add a text to hotspot without using textfield plguin?
i want a use this run in mobile, and it do not support flashplayer,

could help me? thank you

Zitat von »stevenChen«

i want a use this run in mobile, and it do not support flashplayer,

Using the 'textfield.swf' works in HTML5 too - there it gets automatically replaced by the internal HTML5 textfield plugin.

hi klaus:
the hotspot attribute css does not support class and id selector, just support element selector.

my xml file as below:
<hotspot name="textfieldhotspot"
url="textfield.swf"
width="150"
height="150"
ath="0.7747"
atv="-11.2726"
distorted="true" rx="0.0" ry="0.5" rz="0.2"
html="[p id='texthotspotCls']Hello World[/p]"
css="p.texthotspotCls {
color:#00ff00;
font-family:Arial;
font-weight:bold;
font-size:14;
margin-left:5;
margin-right:5;
text-align:center;
}"
backgroundcolor="0xFFFFFF"
backgroundalpha="1.0"
roundedge="5"
shadow="1"
borderwidth="0"
glow="4"
glowcolor="0xFFFFFF"
autosize="center"
ondown="draghotspot();"/>

the id selector did not work

<hotspot name="textfieldhotspot"
url="textfield.swf"
width="150"
height="150"
ath="0.7747"
atv="-11.2726"
distorted="true" rx="0.0" ry="0.5" rz="0.2"
html="[p id='texthotspotCls']Hello World[/p]"
css="p{
color:#00ff00;
font-family:Arial;
font-weight:bold;
font-size:14;
margin-left:5;
margin-right:5;
text-align:center;
}"
backgroundcolor="0xFFFFFF"
backgroundalpha="1.0"
roundedge="5"
shadow="1"
borderwidth="0"
glow="4"
glowcolor="0xFFFFFF"
autosize="center"
ondown="draghotspot();"/>

the element work ok
could you give me some advice? thank you

Zitat von »stevenChen«

the hotspot attribute css does not support class and id selector, just support element selector.

Yes, there is only simple support - full manual html and css parsing would be too extensive in code size and too time-consuming in processing time.

Dear klaus：
because the hotspot attribute does not support manual css, so i do not kown how to add a custom ui that contains the images and text as hotspot?
like this:


the link http://720yun.com/t/a362dwavcna?pano_id=72894

do you have other idea? thank you

I have find the idea to achieve what i need
just use the layer to layout ui, and set the "parent" attribute of layer be the hotspot[name];

so we can achieve the custom ui as a hotspot

Zitat von »stevenChen«

I have find the idea to achieve what i need
just use the layer to layout ui, and set the "parent" attribute of layer be the hotspot[name];

Zitat von »stevenChen«

so we can achieve the custom ui as a hotspot

It's good idea.