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Posted by Chris Ianson on 03/23/06 22:55
"Spartanicus" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> "Chris Ianson" <notme@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>When I was users to be able to jump to the next image, I have a hotspot in
>>the panorama, and it loads a new image into the iframe
>
> Therein may lie your problem, place the link to change to the next image
> on the page itself, then you can use the target attribute to load the
> image into the iframe.
Have tried that but it doesn't change the problem.
>>and jumps them to the
>>bookmarked place on the new image.
>
> You're not making any sense, bookmarks are a browser property.
name="place1" is referred to sometimes as a 'bookmark'. A place within the
web page that the browser can jump to. E.g. index.htm#place1 will take me
to that bookmark.
I want users to be able to jump to different parts of the long panoramic
image I have placed in the iframe.
I have achieved this without any need for flash or QuickTime, by drawing a
layer on the image, and placing a bookmark in it. Now users can jump to
different parts of the image. It works perfectly, except the browser also
scrolls the main window all the way down, which causes the iframe position
to scroll up the page. It stays in view, but the stuff above it does not,
and that's the problem.
Is anyone able to advise how to call a 2nd bookmark that will reset the main
page position within the window, all from the one user click?
If it needs to be JavaScript, so be it. I'm open to suggestions, cheers
guys.
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