PanoTools:
RE: PTViewer.jar and other Java Applets
Daniel Sarno 2006-May-04 17:55:54
Jean,
No the panorama dose not have to reside in the same folder as the HTML file
however you need to tell ptviewer that the file is in another folder. Do not
put the image folder higher up the folder tree than the Html file. For ease
of use the image folder should be in the same folder as the HTML file, For
example
Root folder
HTML File
Image Folder
Pano Image1.jpg
Pano image 2.jpg
You then need to tell PTviewer that the image is : file=
/imagefolder/panoimage_01.jpg
Hope this helps
Daniel Sarno
-----Original Message-----
Is the panorama file URL restricted?
Is the panorama file must reside in same folfer or subfolder than HTML web
page?
Is this documented?
Jean-Marc
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