I use the latestHTML5 non-flash version of Zoomify, will the V7 zoomify module work with this, or will there be a future update, that will.
I use the latestHTML5 non-flash version of Zoomify, will the V7 zoomify module work with this, or will there be a future update, that will.
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Comment #1
dannymurphy commentedHi Mike
Yes we used it on the Western Australian Museum website. You use the module to build the Zoomify folder/images and then override the Zoomify function in your theme template to link to the image folder and write the code needed for the HTML5 Zoomify display. Then all you need to do is add the html5 Zoomify javascript file to your theme everything just works.
Here is a link to an article about how we did it.
http://museum.wa.gov.au/explore/blogs/MuseumWeb/zoomify-html5-implementation-advice-drupal-7
And a demo
http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/marine-reptiles/photo-galleries/dwardius-shark
Comment #2
infojunkie@dannymurphy thanks for this info!
Comment #3
jackhutton commentednice. I was looking for this.. It'd be great if the maintainers could offer up a fix to the zoomify project / module - but this will get me to purchase the html5 version .. have used the flash version on other projects .. thanks for posting dannymurphy and infojunkie
Comment #4
jackhutton commentedAgain.. thanks for Zooomify. I've bought the developers version for zoomify.. and will work through this. But, I'm wondering if there's an update pending for this module that would accomodate the html5 version. with mobile device predominance ( mobile first :) .. The usability of the html 5 version is important. The last update for D7 was july 2011. Is there a pending update? Thanks
Comment #5
infojunkieThere's no pending update, and I have little time to work on the module currently. If you need a solution urgently, you can contact me for a sponsored update.
Comment #6
infojunkieImplemented in 7.x-1.x-dev with sponsorship from jackhutton. Please try it (12 hours from now when the dev snapshot refreshes) and let me know.
To try it, you need to extract your ZoomifyHTML5 package into sites/all/libraries and rename the new folder to zoomify. I will make a 7.x-1.0-beta2 release if it works well.
Comment #7
infojunkieWill not backport to D6 unless someone actually needs it.
Comment #8
lab360 commentedHi Danny,
Thank's for this tutorial.
I'm trying to install Zoomify in a Drupal 7 project according to your instructions.
At this stage, I have this result : http://bottelarijbellevue.eu/fr/Map4#
A nice "zoomified" map in html5 but there's no control bar on my map.
Where am I supposed to paste my Assets Folder ?
I've tried many places so far (+ modify template php parameters for each) but it didn't work.
Any idea ?
Fred
Comment #9
infojunkieYou need to extract your ZoomifyHTML5 package into sites/all/libraries and rename the new folder to zoomify. Your Assets folder should be directly inside this folder.
Examining your page, I see you've added ZoomifyImageViewer.js directly in your theme. That's why it's not picking up the assets.