Thanks for reaching out here. With Storyline 3 and 360, we changed our publishing engine to allow us to publish HTML5 first and only. Some of those changes also modified how custom Javascript connected to the player worked. It's something that our team is taking a look at how to allow access to those variables in the future, but in the meantime we'll have to rely on the communities expertise for steps around that behavior.
That is the whole javascript code. We used Pano2VR to make the 360 photo interactive. In this file we made hotspots with the javascript code. javascript:parent.player.SetVar(‘slideTrigger1’,Math.floor((Math.random() * 100000) + 1)) Then we export this project into a html5 output.
In storyline we made number variables that has the same name as in the javascript code, that communicates with each other. And there's a trigger Execute Javascript var player = parent.GetPlayer(); We import the Pano2VR as a webobject in the slide and then it's done.
I can't attache a project because we only got photos of clients, so.. I hope I explained it clear, otherwise let me know :D
Is there any way you can copy and paste only the 360 photo into a new Storyline project so that we can take a look, without showing the rest of your client information?
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Hi,
Thanks for reaching out here. With Storyline 3 and 360, we changed our publishing engine to allow us to publish HTML5 first and only. Some of those changes also modified how custom Javascript connected to the player worked. It's something that our team is taking a look at how to allow access to those variables in the future, but in the meantime we'll have to rely on the communities expertise for steps around that behavior.
Let us know if you need anything else!
Can you post the actual entire javascript code from your trigger? Or post the project file if you are able/allowed.
Hi Micheal,
That is the whole javascript code.
We used Pano2VR to make the 360 photo interactive. In this file we made hotspots with the javascript code.
javascript:parent.player.SetVar(‘slideTrigger1’,Math.floor((Math.random() * 100000) + 1))
Then we export this project into a html5 output.In storyline we made number variables that has the same name as in the javascript code, that communicates with each other. And there's a trigger Execute Javascript
var player = parent.GetPlayer();We import the Pano2VR as a webobject in the slide and then it's done.
I can't attache a project because we only got photos of clients, so.. I hope I explained it clear, otherwise let me know :D
Is there any way you can copy and paste only the 360 photo into a new Storyline project so that we can take a look, without showing the rest of your client information?
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