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Message posted by GerryP on May-23-2011 at 3:48am
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I appreciate that this topic has probably been done ad nauseum, but I cannot find a solution. 

I recently upgraded to TW6.5 Pro, for the promise of HTML5, but its at the moment a hit and miss affaire.  I have done a tour, exported to HTML5, and it works.  Go back, add some scenes to it, tweak it, make it pretty, and export only to find that it does not work.

Im at a loss, because I cannot isolate what the problem is.  I need to deliver to client, they have seen the test work on their iPads, they love it, they want more, and I cannot deliver.  Is there anywhere a checklist of things to do regarding HTML5?  Ive been through this website a hundred times, but cannot seem to find anything.

Thanks

Gerry



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Message posted by smooth on May-23-2011 at 6:46am
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It is likely you have added a component that is only suitable for Flash tours, breaking the HTML5 version.

Please see the HELP (F1) file and read the chapter on

HTML5 Format Tour

There you will find the limitations.

Basically, anything outside of Hotspots that link to other Scenes, Thumbnails, Map or Google Map will break the HTML5 version.

Regards, Smooth [8D]


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Thanks Smoothie!

I honestlly don;t see anyhting obvious in that list, but lemme try a few things. 

 

 



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Message posted by GerryP on May-23-2011 at 9:03am
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Curioser and curioser, said Alice...

I buit a brand new, virtually empty tour - two scenes hot-spot linkng to each other - NOTHING else.  As basic as a tour can be and still be a tour - even did the reccommended  size settngs, and turned immages ot cubic.

Nada.

When I try top open in IE (as opposed to safari) I get javascript errors.  "invalid characters".  So, I wonder what is going on here.  Time to troll the forums again!



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I have just run a quick test and all works fine with my published files via my iPhone.

So I pose these questions:

Are you using characters other than a-z, A_Z, 0-9 (no_spaces-brackets_or-parentheses)?

What version build of Tourweaver are you using?

What iDevice are you trying to view the tour with?

Does the HTML5 work if viewed with Safari browser on a PC or Mac?

Regards, Smooth [8D]


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I answer thee forthwith:

Are you using characters other than a-z, A_Z, 0-9 (no_spaces-brackets_or-parentheses)?

Nay sir, plain english no spaces.  checked that one!

 

What version build of Tourweaver are you using?

6.50.110325

 

What iDevice are you trying to view the tour with?

iPad 2

Does the HTML5 work if viewed with Safari browser on a PC or Mac?

Nope, Safari remains blank, IE gives me javascript errors.  I have tested other panos (on the easypano gallery) on IE ("safari only" message) and safari - works fine.  My own files do not. 

 

Hence me wondering why my javascript folder is empty...

 

 

 



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Message posted by GerryP on May-23-2011 at 7:05pm
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Smooth - just checked something out:  the two panos I published that worked, had the following files:

config_xxx.bin - in root

json.js

load.js

tw-min.js - in javascripts folder.

 

All my latest panos - big small, sauto, html5, flash, you name it - these files are misssing when published.  I flciked every switch and played with every setting I could find - no luck. 



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