QuoteHello Tomax,
The answer is "YES" ! Only 3 simple steps:-)
Step one: create a pupwindow
Step two:add a text to the pupwindow and type the webpage(ex: http://www.123456789.com) in the hint box
step three:click the preview button to preview.
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I did not understand that as well:) Actually I have upcoming project where I need this function as well. I talked to my programmer and he said it possible to make it similar to what we did in this project
http://virtuaaltuur.virukeskus.com/en
(if you go inside and open stor info hotspots)
will let you know how it goes.
Marek
www.real24.ee
www.3dsolutions.eu
http://virtuaaltuur.virukeskus.com/en
(if you go inside and open stor info hotspots)
will let you know how it goes.
Marek
www.real24.ee
www.3dsolutions.eu
Actually, the code above doesn't open webpage in a popup window, but does something more.
When executing getAjaxContent it executes the function which gets the specific content from the website (the parameter must be some article's to be displayed id).
In order to open a website in a popup window you can use simpler approach:
1) In the tour html page you need to create container which contains iframe with website's address and set the container to be invisible, some kind of:
<div id="popup" style="display: none;"><iframe ....></div>
2) upon some event to execute javascript: getElementById("popup").style.display = "block";
3) upon some other event to close popup window executing: getElementById("popup").style.display = "none";
If you'll try this approach, then keep in mind that this is the idea which should work, but i didn't checked the syntax which might be a little incorrect.
Best wishes,
Madmux
My Tourweaver components: http://www.optitecha.lt/categories/3
When executing getAjaxContent it executes the function which gets the specific content from the website (the parameter must be some article's to be displayed id).
In order to open a website in a popup window you can use simpler approach:
1) In the tour html page you need to create container which contains iframe with website's address and set the container to be invisible, some kind of:
<div id="popup" style="display: none;"><iframe ....></div>
2) upon some event to execute javascript: getElementById("popup").style.display = "block";
3) upon some other event to close popup window executing: getElementById("popup").style.display = "none";
If you'll try this approach, then keep in mind that this is the idea which should work, but i didn't checked the syntax which might be a little incorrect.
Best wishes,
Madmux
My Tourweaver components: http://www.optitecha.lt/categories/3
While the suggestions are valid. The question being posed is can you call an external .html page into a Tourweaver Pop-Up window? Not a new browser window.
Much like you can call a Google map into a Pop-Up window people would like to call "any" .html of their choice into the same. Even if it is limited to "some" html tags and not all.
At least this is how I read the question being asked by Tomax. Basically a chromeless .html window with Flash.
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I'll try to answer the questions on what is possible:
1) "can you call an external .html page into a Tourweaver Pop-Up window?"
No, technicaly it is impossible. Flash has an html renderer, but with very minimal capabilities, basicly it can render paragraphs, make text bold, italic, it can align text and include pictures. Nowehere near rendering full-featured html page.
But there are some workarounds... (read further)
2) "can you call an external .html page into <skip> the same window? Not a new browser window."
Yes, you can do some trick to make user actually think that the displayed website resides actually in a tourweaver popup window. Also the approach i described above is about displaying external website in the same TW window. When using javascript which can be called from TW you are also capable to position external website for the specific TW popup position. An example is here:
http://www.themidnightcoders.com/blog/2006/12/mixing-html-and-flex-using-iframe.html
P.S.: While we have a lot of possibilities and layered (flash/html) solutions might look nice, all the approaches suffer from performance, accessibility problems. So, the best approach would be some alternative:
* use popup in a new browser window;
* create a flash app to read external content (for example using rss) and render it nicely.
Best wishes,
Madmux
My Tourweaver components: http://www.optitecha.lt/categories/3
1) "can you call an external .html page into a Tourweaver Pop-Up window?"
No, technicaly it is impossible. Flash has an html renderer, but with very minimal capabilities, basicly it can render paragraphs, make text bold, italic, it can align text and include pictures. Nowehere near rendering full-featured html page.
But there are some workarounds... (read further)
2) "can you call an external .html page into <skip> the same window? Not a new browser window."
Yes, you can do some trick to make user actually think that the displayed website resides actually in a tourweaver popup window. Also the approach i described above is about displaying external website in the same TW window. When using javascript which can be called from TW you are also capable to position external website for the specific TW popup position. An example is here:
http://www.themidnightcoders.com/blog/2006/12/mixing-html-and-flex-using-iframe.html
P.S.: While we have a lot of possibilities and layered (flash/html) solutions might look nice, all the approaches suffer from performance, accessibility problems. So, the best approach would be some alternative:
* use popup in a new browser window;
* create a flash app to read external content (for example using rss) and render it nicely.
Best wishes,
Madmux
My Tourweaver components: http://www.optitecha.lt/categories/3
