[Pro] Embed Pano2VR-panorama into a Freeway page

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I don´t get it.
I make 360-degree panoramas using Pano2VR. I embed the resulting swf-file in a graphics object on the page and upload it. http://www.panoramas.no/hordaland/bomlo/Moster-Amfi/testswf-kun-swf.html

I need to reference the swfobject.js-file from the html-code (I have uploaded this file to the same directory as the page).
Below is the code generated by the “SWFObject 2 HTML and JavaScript Generator v1.2”. But how do I go about inserting the code into the Freeway html-code?
I am trying to use Page/HTML-markup… Some snippets of the code must into the , some into the . However, my best effort leaves me with a blank area above the pano:
http://www.panoramas.no/hordaland/bomlo/Moster-Amfi/testswf.html
Any help is greatly appreciated!

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In Freeway, move to the page where you have dragged the SWF file. Use
the Page / HTML Markup menu item to insert the following into the
Before /HEAD section of the page:

<script type="text/javascript" src="swfobject.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
	swfobject.registerObject("Musikalskehogdepunkt4.swf", "9.0.0",  
"expressInstall.swf");
</script>

Apply the Upload Stuff Action to your page, and use it to ensure the
swfobject.js and expressinstall.swf files are uploaded alongside the
HTML files (not in the Resources folder).

This should work with no further changes. Freeway will take care of
the SWF file itself, and it will end up in the Resources folder along
with all the other page elements that Freeway manages.

If you find that this doesn’t work, try changing Upload Stuff to
upload those two files into the Resources folder, and change the code
you pasted into the Before /HEAD segment to reflect that (add
Resources/ to the beginning of the two filenames in the code).

Walter

On Sep 10, 2011, at 7:04 AM, Elfinn wrote:

I need to reference the swfobject.js-file from the html-code (I have
uploaded this file to the same directory as the page).

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Thank you, Walt! Just what I needed. Please come visit me in Haugesund, Norway, and I´ll buy you a beer!

I´m thrilled by the friendliness and all the helping hands here.

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You’re welcome! Actually, looking back over your initial question and
my answer, I fear I may hove misdirected you. Freeway already does
what swfobject does, natively, whenever you place a Flash animation
onto the page. If you look at the generated code from Freeway (view
source in your browser), you will see references to FW_Object.js,
which is a general-purpose plug-in wrapper system similar to
swfobject. That’s built into Freeway, and I don’t think you can (or
should) turn it off.

The only things I can see that you need to attend to are the passing
of the parameters wmode and allowfullscreen to that script. Here’s
how you do that:

Click once on the SWF movie on your page. From the main menu, choose
Item / Extended. In the resulting dialog, make sure the Embed segment
is highlighted, then click New. In the resulting Name/Value sub-
dialog, enter

wmode
transparent

in the respective fields. Okay out of that, and press New again. Enter

allowfullscreen
true

in those two fields, and okay out of the stack of dialogs. If you have
already added the previous JavaScript to the Page / HTML Markup
dialog, delete it entirely. (And remove Upload Stuff – you won’t need
that either.)

Now publish, and preview. You should see everything just works.

Walter

On Sep 10, 2011, at 12:51 PM, Elfinn wrote:

Thank you, Walt! Just what I needed. Please come visit me in
Haugesund, Norway, and I´ll buy you a beer!

I´m thrilled by the friendliness and all the helping hands here.

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Pano2VR now has the option to make html-pages for panoramic VR pictures. This allows them to be viewed on tablets and phones which are not able to display Flash.
My question is the same, how do I get the html-page embedded in the Freeway page ?
(When that is done in Freeway and uploaded I suppose I have to do a manual upload of the folder with all the picture tile-files etc to the web server.)

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