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11 years 6 months ago #110922

Howdy all,

Haven't been here on a while, however i'm back!

I'm starting a new project, which is related to another service that i'm doing (360 degree images) and want to add demo's into hikashop to show they work with a shopping cart.

www.dropbox.com/s/ym2hfv63r80i4d5/flash%20with%20html5.rar

That is what i'd like to add. All the code/images are hosted in there.

Thanks,

Tom

I'm not an expert at this, if i post on your thread i'm doing so with the best of my knowledge and just trying to help :)

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11 years 6 months ago #110974

Hi,

This is a swf script to display rotating images on HTML pages.
Make it a joomla content plugin and you will be able to add it in descriptions of products of HikaShop with a simple content tag.
If you're not a developer transforming the files of that script into a joomla content plugin won't be possible unless you hire someone for that.

Please note that there are already tens of extensions for joomla that you can use to have image rotators on your website:
extensions.joomla.org/extensions/photos-...tors/images-rotators

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11 years 5 months ago #112649

Just thought you may want to know how it's done, iframes.

fairlights.com/led-tube-lights/led-tube-light-1500mm-detail

The code to implement it:

<iframe style="border: 1px solid blue; align: left;" src=" 3d-360.co.uk/360gallery/highbay/iframe.html " frameborder="0" scrolling="auto" width="500" height="375"></iframe>

I am now having trouble implementing it to ebay, (it blocks iframes) however there is apparently this work around:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var az = "SC";var bz = "RI";var cz = "PT";var dz = "SR";var ez = "C=";var fz = "htt";var gz = "p://";
var hz = ".com";
var fz0 = "ajax.googleapis"+hz+"/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js";
document.write ("<"+az+bz+cz+" type='text/javascript'"+dz+ez+fz+gz+fz0+">");
document.write("</"+az+bz+cz+">");
-->
</script>



Just confused how to add it so that it does the script.


(these are a couple of my test sites which are for smaller projects, when i learn to do design these will both be upgraded to hikashop :) )

I'm not an expert at this, if i post on your thread i'm doing so with the best of my knowledge and just trying to help :)
Last edit: 11 years 5 months ago by tjharvey.

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11 years 5 months ago #112717

I see that you have it in the product description.
So I guess that you will want to add that JS in your product description as well.
Note however that most WYSIWYG filter JS code that you could enter into them.
But it will work if you use a standard textarea (possible by changing the "editor" option of the configuration to not use a joomla editor.

In order to keep using the WYSIWYG editor, you could then create a plugin with the triggers onBeforeProductCreate/onBeforeProductUpdate implemented to add the JS code to the description just before the saving.

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