encrypting errors

Hi,

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When there are several folders, it happens that some are forgotten by krprotect and are not encrypted.

there are no error message or so?
on Mac paths with special or accent characters are problematic at the moment,
but when a file couldn't be processed an error message should appear...

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By encrypting separately image folders and trying to start the tour I obtain : « XML parser error: element is malformed (#1090).

are you using an swf with created by the kprotect tool?
the normal krpano.swf can't load encrypted files...

when uploading encrypted files - make sure that any ascii-binary conversion is turned-off,
this will corrupt the files,

best regards,
Klaus

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Hi,
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When there are several folders, it happens that some are forgotten by krprotect and are not encrypted.
there are no error message or so?
on Mac paths with special or accent characters are problematic at the moment,
but when a file couldn't be processed an error message should appear...

I've encountered the problem with special character on windows too.
I had a '#' character in the path to my tour and I received the "XML parser error: element is malformed (#1090)" error.

Hi,

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I've encountered the problem with special character on windows too.
I had a '#' character in the path to my tour and I received the "XML parser error: element is malformed (#1090)" error.

thanks for this note!
right, it seems '#' is problematic, I will try to fix it,
but I'm not able to get an xml parser error because of an '#' in a url,
do you have an example where this happens?

best regards,
Klaus

Not online.
I was testing the tour offline (on my hdd) and one folder in the path to the xml files started with '#'. It should be easy for you to reproduce it locally.

Hi,

yes, I could reproduce the '#' path (loading) problem, but not the "XML parser error" because of it...

best regards,
Klaus

In my case, i have a main.xml which is used as a starting xml and it includes the additional.xml file.
The parser error is generated for the additional.xml file

Hi,

and in the additional.xml there are some paths with '#' characters?

best regards,
Klaus

Nope

I have a index.html (pretty standard) that sets starting xml for krpano to main.xml.
In main.xml I have a <include> with %SWFPATH%\text_styles.xml
The problem is that in my case, %SWFPATH% was something like D:\Work\#svn\....\panoramas.