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The bretteleben.de "Panoramic Image Viewer" module for Joomla 1.5 is a simple module to display 360 degree images in module positions. It works with JavaScript, neither flash nor any other player is required.
The module offers two different modes - with controls or scrolling automatically..
If you activate "Start at pageload" in the backend, the panorama starts scrolling on pageload. If you deactivate the option, beyond the panorama two arrows are shown, the panorama scrolls to the given direction on mouseover.
Features:
- choose if autostart scrolls left or right
- choose between text-links or buttons for control-elements
- link the picture, set an optional linktitle
- choose to open the link in the same or a new window
Installation and Usage
A step by step tutorial on installation and usage can be found at Howto Module .
Demo
The samples at the right show the usage with/without link and with/without control-elements.
Compatibility
The plugin is tested successful with Joomla 1.5.6 to 1.5.17. Anyway, using it aside with one or another existing plugin/modul/component may bring to light problems i haven't foreseen.
I suggest a test run before using it on a live site and stand by for your questions and suggestions.
License
The module is licensed under the GNU Public License (www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html).
update Version: 1.1.0
Version 1.1.0 - 2010-04-11
- MooTools is not required
- the path to the image starts at the Joomla! root directory
- added module_class_sfx
Version 1.0.0 - 2009-01-25
Support
If you have questions or suggestions, please use the comment-function.
If you use this extensions, please post a rating and a review at extensions.joomla.org . Furthermore I appreciate everyone, supporting me with a link back to www.bretteleben.de on his/her website. The extension itself does not produce any hidden links, eastereggs or whatever.
Download
The ZIP-archive contains the module, by downloading it you agree to the terms of the GNU Public License. The ZIP-Archive can be used for both, upgrade and fresh installation.
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mod_bepiv_1.1.0.zip
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Näheres zur Administrationsoberfläche und wie man sich in selbige einloggt ebendort.
Sollte die Frage auftauchen, was ein Content Management System ist, den Begriff bei www.google.com eingeben - da findet sich einiges an weiterführender Literatur.
Gruß
Andreas
Frage: Was ist Joomla???
Frage 2: Was ist eine Administrationsoberflaeche
Frage 3: Wie kann ich mich in die Administrationsoberflaeche einloggen?
Mit freundlichen Gruessen
Orientalsieg
Ob die selbe oder verschiedene Modulpositionen bleibt sich von der Verarbeitung (durch Joomla!)her gleich - und dass mehrere Panoramen an der selben Modulposition funktionieren siehst Du in der rechten Spalte.
Gruß
Andreas
danke im voraus für die rückantwort
Eine mögliche Ursache ist, dass der Dateiname/Pfad nicht korrekt angegeben ist. Wenn Du möchtest, poste einen Link zur Seite und ich sehe mir das an.
Gruß
Andreas
ich habe das Modul entsprechend der Anleitung installiert aber es funktioniert nicht. Das Modul zeigt kein Bild sondern "panoramapanoramapanora". Mehr nicht. Kann jemand vielleicht helfen? Was mache ich falsch. Wäre sehr dankbar.
Mein E-Mail ist: muelleimer(at)gmx(dot)de
Besten Dank
mod_bepiv --> helper
Line 76
----before----
$bepiv_style.=" #bepiv_panorama".$_pn." {position:absolute;width:".$_piv.....
---after---
$bepiv_style.=" #bepiv_panorama".$_pn." {position:relative;width:".$_piv.....
replacing the absolute position from a relative.
I hope this can help others who have had my little problem.
PS. excuse my English, I translated from Italian by google.
The Joomla!-way to do this would be to insert a call for a new module-position at the position you want the panorama to appear. Have a look at the forum of the guys, your template is from (if there is one) or just google for "joomla create module position", you will find a lot of useful links. As soon as you created the position, install the Panoramic Image Viewer Module and activate it for this position.
Best regards
Andreas
The webpage:http://www.dintel.gov.do/home.html
My email: rich AT richarvalenzuela DOT com
The module writes CSS and JavaScript to the head of the page. These informations get usually included into the head of the page with the Joomla! head data. On your page these parts are not present and therefore the module does not work.
The reason for the absence I cannot tell you for sure, but my favorites are A) the extension you use for caching or B) the template.
To proof me wrong or right, just switch the template temporarily (and check) and turn off temporarily your caching-extension (and check again).
Best regards
Andreas