<mobile> and <tablet> in <image> tag

Kabkee · November 28, 2018 at 8:02 AM

Hi,

I'm curious that <mobile> <tablet> tag is still working.

Code

<image type="sphere" hfov="360" vfov="" voffset="0" prealign="">
    <preview url="preview_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg" /> 


    <sphere url="6000_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg"/>
    
    <mobile>
        <sphere url="preview_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg"/>
    </mobile>
    <tablet>
        <sphere url="preview_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg"/>
    </tablet>
</image>

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The above code is not working.
Without <mobile> and <tablet>, it's working.

How could I use <mobile and tablet> tag properly??

indexofrefraction · November 28, 2018 at 9:53 AM

see here:
https://krpano.com/docu/xml/#devicechecksforattributes

Kabkee · November 28, 2018 at 10:21 AM

Quote from indexofrefraction

url.desktop="6000_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg"
url.mobile="preview_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg"
url.tablet="preview_b5544a2a70d018e50adb6a38da95e11ba95cb163.jpg"
/>
see here:
https://krpano.com/docu/xml/#devicechecksforattributes

WOW. Thanks :)

klaus.krpano · November 28, 2018 at 11:58 AM

Hi,

the <mobile> and <tablet> tags are still supported, but they are supporting only <cube> images.

Using device checks - e.g. via attributes (like shown above) or the devices attribute or the if attribute - are the recommended solutions here.

Or use a multi-resolution image - then you don't need different images for different devices.

Best regards,
Klaus

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