I wish the time field was not mandatory. Setting a duration for a panorama doesn't make sense. Right now I am working with QuickTime content, but hope to expand my offerings to a few Java players and more, but... it looks odd that there is a time duration set for a static photograph.

I guess I can figure out how to strip it out of the .module file but...a hack.

TIA - Drew

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fax8 commented
Category: feature » bug

good catch..

could you please submit a patch for this issue?

Thanks.

Fabio

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Bairnsfather commented

I'd love to submit a patch, but I'm thinking it's over my head for now unless someone does some hand holding.

I mean, my thoughts on how to make this work for me include the sledgehammer approach of going in to the source files and yanking out the time variable all together. Hardly elegant.

I would have to understand how to (I think):
1. understand how to override the test that rejects no input in the time fields or offer another option for non-time based movies, like a radio button.
2. figure out how to write that in PHP as well as make database calls.

Not over my head given time and perhaps a bit of help, but a bit overwhelming now.

In any case Fabio thanks for creating this module and keeping up with it I hope that I can help to improve it.

-Drew

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Status: Active » Fixed

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.