onclick.mobile="popup('iframe', 'https://www.youtube.com/embed/wtql..., A, B, false"
onclick.normal="popup('iframe', 'https://www.youtube.com/embed/wtql..., C, D, false"krpano.com - Documentation - XML Reference
krpano.com - Documentation - Actions / Scripting Reference
or alternatively with code
onclick="popup('iframe', 'https://www.youtube.com/embed/wtql..., calc(device.mobile ? A : C), calc(device.mobile ? B : D), false"look at the examples here :
krpano.com - Documentation - XML Reference
that must work :)
with your method you have to repeat the full element!
maybe for you and others to summarize :
device is a global variable, that gets initialized when krpano starts
you can see its attributes here: https://krpano.com/docu/actions/#globalvarsreference
there are 3 ways to use it :
// by xml for an element
<some_element .... devices="mobile" />
// by xml for an attribute
<some_element ... attribute.mobile="..." />
// by code
if(device.mobile, ... , ... );
calc(some_element.attribute, device.mobile ? ... , ... );
etc.the exact syntax (for the xml use) is documented here: krpano.com - Documentation - XML Reference
important to understand is that the xml use is applied when the xml gets parsed
after that, in memory, there is no attribute.mobile="..." value, only attribute="..."
so if you have set different values for mobile, tablet, desktop you can not read these using code,
because only the value that matches the condition was written to the attribute,
the rest was dropped and is not accessible anymore.
similar with the devices="..." method. if the condition doesnt match,
the element doesn't get parsed at all and therefore doesn't exist in memory.
Hi
not
but
<xmlelement ... devices="...">Piotr
Ups, tx Piotr !
corrected ! 
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