To workaround this problem, you must manually
edit the HTML code written by The Panorama Factory. You can edit the
HTML file using an HTML editor (e.g. Microsoft Frontpage) or using any
text editor (e.g. Notepad or Wordpad).
To correct the problem, you must change the
HTML line containing "autopan=". For example, if your panoramic
image is named "yourimage.mov", the auotpan line would be something like
this:
document.yourimage.autopan =
window.setInterval('{var d = new Date(); document.yourimage.SetPanAngle (document.yourimage.GetPanAngle() + (d.getTime()-document.yourimage.autotime)
/ -41.67); document.yourimage.autotime=d.getTime()}', 25);
Insert the red items into the line. Be sure to
enter the name of your panorama in place of "yourimage".
document.yourimage.autopan =
window.setInterval('{var d = new Date(); if (document.ID.GetPluginStatus()=="Complete") document.yourimage.SetPanAngle (document.yourimage.GetPanAngle() + (d.getTime()-document.yourimage.autotime)
/ -41.67); document.yourimage.autotime=d.getTime()}', 25);
