is there a way to resize the viewer? it is not displaying the full pages and is just cutting them

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#2 MEgazine viewer pages.jpg110.89 KBcutecyborg
#2 error page.jpg138.39 KBcutecyborg

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adamdicarlo commented

How so? If you make your web browser window bigger, you can see more of the MegaZine3 UI and the pages, right? What monitor resolution do you have? Do you have MegaZine set up to allow zooming? I'm guessing you just need that active so you can zoom out...

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cutecyborg commented
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attached is a screenshot of my problem. and i dont seem to understand a thing said by those who have the same problem
there's one more thing. some seconds ago i got an error page telling me "invalide xml data" i have also attached a screenshot of that error. thanks

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adamdicarlo commented

Thanks for the screenshots.

For your first problem, make sure each page image is 960x1080 or 640x720 in size.

For the second, are you using the "XML Override" text area input for one of your PageFlip pages? Maybe you're not, but it appears a WYSIWYG is shoving HTML into that field even though you left it blank. What WYSIWYG are you using?

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cutecyborg commented

i'm using CKEditor for my wysiwyg.

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cutecyborg commented

i disabled ckeditor on the xml override field, but i still get the same error

adamdicarlo’s picture

adamdicarlo commented

Have you tried resaving the XML override field on every page node to make sure it's blank?

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glizarraga commented

Try checking the /sites/all/modules/pageflip/pageflip_mz3_viewer/pageflip-mz3-viewer-page-xml.tpl.php file and modify the width and height of the img tag on line 18:

Only local images are allowed.

I had the same issue and solved this way.

Hope it helps

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adamdicarlo commented

The Drupal way is not to hack core or contrib modules. In this case you can copy the template file you want to override (customize) into your theme's directory first and modify the copy that's there instead. And remember to clear your caches so Drupal can find the new template.