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Zitat von klaus.krpano

Hi,

have you also set:

Code

renamedswf=true

?

without this setting the swf will not be renamed and the license not too,

best regards,
Klaus

I have
copylicense=true
copyswf=true
renamedswf=true
renamedlicense=true

and it still fails to create a renamed license file.

Benn running using the MAKE PANO (MULTIRES) droplet.bat in 1.0.8 beta 9 and made the changes I needed in kmalemultires.config.

It seems that even if I set
copylicense=true
and
renamedlicense=true

I don't actually get a renamed .license file and I have to manually go back and rename the krpano.license file to match that of the SWF file.

is this a Bug? Feature?

Zitat von klaus.krpano

Hi,

in your html file your are loading the flash embedding javascript
with an absolute path from "www.weaver.net",
see:

Code

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.weaver.net/pano/scripts/swfkrpano.js"></script>

but the site will be opened with - "weaver.net":
http://weaver.net/pano/2010/01/M…ell_Stairs.html

for the flashplayer these are two different domains and this is the problem,
cross domain access is not possible without crossdomain.xml file,

e.g. calling the site with the "www." in front of the url will work:
http://www.weaver.net/pano/2010/01/M…ell_Stairs.html

as solution I would recommend not to use complete paths,

if you want an absolute path write it in that way:

Code

<script type="text/javascript" src="/pano/scripts/swfkrpano.js"></script>

best regards,
Klaus

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Ah! I finally (DOH!) decided to look at it in Firebug and noticed that there was request for crossdomain.xml
I'm not a Flash guy at all so that was messing it up.

For now I need to keep the full absolute paths, this is due to working locally in a different file structure than what I have on the website. I added a crossdomain.xml to the root.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- http://weaver.net/crossdomain.xml -->
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.macromedia.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
<cross-domain-policy>
  <allow-access-from domain="*.weaver.net" />
</cross-domain-policy>

Now I can call from http://www.weaver.net or just weaver.net.

Works great!

Thank you!!!

Using 1.0.8 beta 9 64-bit Windows build.

I'm setting up KRPano so I can use a single defaultskin.xml for all the images I post. I finally got everything working locally. When I put it all up on the server I now get the ... .xml - Loading error (Security Error)
http://weaver.net/pano/2010/01/M…ell_Stairs.html

The XML: http://www.weaver.net/pano/skin/weaverdefault.xml

The weaverdefault.xml is the defaultskin.xml with a few things added and changed. I had some problems testing locally and made most of the URIs absolute reference to elements on the website. All the code is sitting on the same domain. I have an unlimited domain license I got as a bundle purchase with APP Giga.

The directory structure on the server:

Any suggestions?