I just tested the iPhone/iPad simulator but iI can not get it working for iPad.

I have changed the path to my tour.js and as I have the license embedded I just deleted the other 2 paths.

The links to the iPhone iPad xml look like this

if (device == "iphone")
viewer.addVariable("xml", "data/tour.xml");
else if (device == "ipad")
viewer.addVariable("xml", "data/tour.xml");

viewer.embed("krpanoDIV");
}

Both iPhone portrait and landscape works perfect which is fine for me as I do not have one but the iPads are just black.
If I select iPad and reload it loads with iPhone portrait.

Hans

Discovered also that according to the simulator a button placed at the bottom right corner does not work until 40 pixels from the corner in any direction.

I do not know it this is a real problem on an iPhone or if it is a simulator problem.

Hans

Quoted from "sachagriffin"

Quoted from "HansNyb"

Discovered also that according to the simulator a button placed at the bottom right corner does not work until 40 pixels from the corner in any direction.

I do not know it this is a real problem on an iPhone or if it is a simulator problem.

Hans

That's the secret error log/console button. Disable it to remove that feature.

Thats not a problem on iPad so why does it not work on iPhone.
Anyhow it is in a simulator. I doubt the error console works there.

Hans

It looks that you are right . Hiding the error console solves it. But I do not understand why the iPhone should be sensible to this and not the iPad.

Anyhow something is very wrong with this simulator.

This is a screen shot from panoramas.dk.
http://www.panoramas.dk/test/iphone-simulator.jpg

This png is 600x328 pixels, much smaller than the iPhone 4 resolution

And if you look at the codes they say this.
switch(id)
{
case 0: // iPhone Portrait
devicebg.src = bg_iphone4_portrait;
devicebg.style.left = "-160px";
devicebg.style.width = "320px";
devicebg.style.height = "480px";
krpanoDIV.style.left = "-160px";
krpanoDIV.style.top = "20px";
krpanoDIV.style.width = "320px";
krpanoDIV.style.height = "416px";
infos.style.top = "600px";
reloadkrpano("iphone");
break;

case 1: // iPhone Landscape
devicebg.src = bg_iphone4_landscape;
devicebg.style.left = "-240px";
devicebg.style.width = "480px";
devicebg.style.height = "320px";
krpanoDIV.style.left = "-240px";
krpanoDIV.style.top = "20px";
krpanoDIV.style.width = "480px";
krpanoDIV.style.height = "268px";
infos.style.top = "440px";
reloadkrpano("iphone");
break;

case 2: // iPad Portrait
devicebg.src = bg_ipad_portrait;
devicebg.style.left = "-384px";
devicebg.style.width = "768px";
devicebg.style.height = "1024px";
krpanoDIV.style.left = "-384px";
krpanoDIV.style.top = "108px";
krpanoDIV.style.width = "768px";
krpanoDIV.style.height = "916px";
infos.style.top = "1144px";
reloadkrpano("ipad");
break;

case 3: // iPad Landscape
devicebg.src = bg_ipad_landscape;
devicebg.style.left = "-512px";
devicebg.style.width = "1024px";
devicebg.style.height = "768px";
krpanoDIV.style.left = "-512px";
krpanoDIV.style.top = "108px";
krpanoDIV.style.width = "1024px";
krpanoDIV.style.height = "660px";
infos.style.top = "888px";
reloadkrpano("ipad");
break;
}


Even if it claims that it is iPhone 4 the resolution is set to iPhone 3 480x320

Hans



Hans

Even more weird.
Here is a screenshot for another tour I am just working on.
http://www.panoramas.dk/test/iphone-simulator.jpg

This popup is 500x360 and it displays exactly as it should for iPhone 4 even if I have not changed any codes in the simulator html or for the popup.
There is no scaling on it anywhere.

Hans

Yes you are right. I had not updated panoramas.dk.

But that does not explain why the code in the simulator actually has the iPhone 3 resolution even if it shows iPhone 4 correctly.

Must say I am beginning to be very irritated about this constant need for updating to get old plugins to work.

Hans