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Introduction

AJAX-ZOOM is a powerful image zoom & pan plugin with 360° rotate option, jQuery image gallery option based on jQuery (JavaScript) and PHP. It is a completely packaged and free / low cost jQuery zoom solution to present high resolution images on the web. With over 300 other options AJAX-ZOOM is very flexible regarding it's appearance and can be seamlessly integrated into any website - branding free!

AJAX-ZOOM doesn't require any browser plugins such as Flash, Java or Silverlight. It works great on iPhone/iPad and other mobile devices.

AJAX-ZOOM is perfect for E-Commerce, extended product presentations and other applications, where high quality images make the difference.

AJAX-ZOOM can also protect high resolution images. Thus AJAX-ZOOM allows photographers and digital stock photography companies to present the real quality of an original sized image without being worry about copyright infringement.

AJAX-ZOOM does not require any cost-intensive investments in hardware. There is also no need to install a third party imaging server. All You need is a standard web server with PHP or hosting account to make AJAX-ZOOM work on Your website.

As a Phalanger compiled version AJAX-ZOOM can run as 64bit application on ASP.NET. Besides the "native" PHP GDlib functions AJAX-ZOOM supports ImageMagick® for optimized speed and quality.

AJAX-ZOOM can proceed images "On-The-Fly" or it can batch convert thousands of images with just a couple of steps. This means that AJAX-ZOOM can be integrated into already productive websites filled with any number of products and images within a shortest period of time. Give it a try!

Reasons Why

• AJAX zoom is not SaaS / ASP (Application Service Provider) application. Everything is on Your server fully controlled by You!
• No recurring costs, free updates.
• Continuously under development. Custom modifications on demand.
• iPad ready.
• Stepless Zoom, Pan and Crop interface with mousewheel support (zoom to point).
• 360° spin & zoom support (3D object rotate)
• iPhone / iPad support.
• Fullscreen view.
• Various image protection options, dynamic watermarking / annotating.
• Source images and tiles never load into cache! The source folders can be .htpasswd protected.
• Powered by the popular jQuery javascript library, which is a future-proof investment.
• No plugins like Flash, Java or Silverlight required.
• Compatible with all major browsers.
• Supports JPG, TIF, PNG, BMP, GIF und PSD image types.
• Works with any DOCTYPE, also in quirks mode!
• Skinable over CSS and more than 300 customizing parameters controlling colors, layout, size and behavior. In fact almost every possible option is configurable.
• Branding free. Ajax loader and the background can be replaced with your own images.
• Native PHP GDlib and ImageMagick support.
• Build in galleries: vertical (left, right), horizontal (top, bottom) and "inline", all with a slideshow option.
• Single source imaging - "on-the-fly" generation of all necessary thumbnails and tiles from one master image.
• Batch conversion with a single php file - can easyly be integrated into any CMS.
• Many different ways of integration!
• Several API methods to control behaviors like zoom to a specified image area in this example, load a different photo or entire picture set, thus making AJAX-ZOOM easily extandable.
• Can easily be integrated with or into popular "lightbox clones" that support Ajax content or Iframes.
• All the freedom to generate a php array with the required images - static, dynamic from any database, directory or whatever. Commented examples are provided.

Image Protection

In order to understand why AJAX-ZOOM provides solid protection to your photos it is necessary to understand how image zoom technology normally works:

The most efficient way to provide high resolution imaging on the web can be achieved by making an "image pyramid" out of the source image and cut it into small tiles, see the scheme to the right. Whenever the user requests a portion of the image only the needed tiles of a level are sent to the client's browser. However, since this tiles are loaded by the client's browser or can be accessed over http, they can be easily reassembled (stitched back together), thus restoring the entire original image. To get worse - this procedure can be automated.

In its core AJAX-ZOOM uses the same image pyramid technology, but instead of sending the tiles directly to the browser AJAX-ZOOM can put them first together on the server side, optionally watermark the zoomified image and only then send the requested portion as one picture to the client. Neither the tiles nor the original image are ever loaded by the client. Both server locations - with the original images and tiles - can be .htpasswd or otherwise protected.

Optionally AJAX-ZOOM can crop from the original image without making the tiles. This procedure is however slow and highly memory-consuming. The fastest way however is to load the image tiles directly as described above. From version 2.0.0 on it is also possible with AJAX-ZOOM, see this example.

Navigation Interface

• Mousewheel zooms in and out
• Left mouse click zooms in
• Right mouse click zooms out
• Shift + left mouse click zooms out too
• Tool selection: select area for zoom in
• Tool selection: pan within the zoomified image

Integration Example

There are numerous ways of how to integrate AJAX-ZOOM into your HTML. The easiest way to explore the possibilities is checking the examples. There is no "best" integration solution as it depends on how AJAX-ZOOM needs to be displayed, e.g. in a lighbox, how the information about the desired images is passed (see Defining the images) and it depends on your possibilities to edit the sourcefiles of a content management system, blog or online store.

The following example represents only one posible solution:

		<?php
		// Define your images
		$zoomData[1]['p'] = '/pic/zoom/fashion/';
		$zoomData[1]['f'] = 'some_image.jpg';
		
		$zoomData[2]['p'] = '/images/folder_1/';
		$zoomData[2]['f'] = 'test.png';
		
		// Compress data array into string
		// Instead of compressing you can also pass the paths to the images directly using | as separation sign:
		// $zoomData = '/pic/zoom/fashion/some_image.jpg|/images/folder_1/test.png'
		$zoomData = strtr(base64_encode(addslashes(gzcompress(serialize($zoomData),9))), '+/=', '-_,');
		?>
	

		<!-- Put the placeholder DIV where ever in the <body> -->
		<div id="test">This id a placeholder DIV</div>
		<script type="text/javascript">
		// Create new object
		var ajaxZoom = {}; 
		
		// Define the path to the axZm folder
		ajaxZoom.path = "/axZm/"; 
		
		// Define your custom parameter query string
		ajaxZoom.parameter = "zoomData=<?php echo $zoomData;?>&example=8"; 
		
		// The ID of the element where ajax-zoom has to be inserted into
		ajaxZoom.divID = "test";
		</script>
		
		<!-- Include the loader file -->
		<script type="text/javascript" src="/axZm/jquery.axZm.loader.js"></script>
	

Feature Versions

As we are constantly trying to improve our software, Your wishes, objections and suggestions are greatly appreciated. Please do not hesitate to contact us or leave a comment.

• IOS 5 Fixes - done.
• Touchscreen gestures for zoom in/out - done.
• Integration in various ecommerce platforms and CMS - in progress.
• Hotspots integration.
• Z-axis as extension for 360° spin and zoom - done.
• Allow more then one instance per page.
• ASP .NET version? Update: probably not in the nearby future, as it works fine with "Phalanger" (www.php-compiler.net)
• Crossbrowser HTML5 canvas support.
• More skins.
• 3D (360° spin and zoom an object) - done.
• 360° spin and zoom for Magento - done.
• Fullscreen mod - done.
• 360° spin and zoom for XT:Commerce (VEYTON 4, xtcModified), Oxid - done.
• Full iPod / iPhone & co. touchpad events support - done.
• Slider for zoom in and out - done
• Defineable position for image map, also outside of main container - done.

Limitations

• Currently only one instance per page is possible. Still there are various ways to present infinit number of images on a page, e.g. as in this example.
• Opera browser does not support right click on default. It has to be activated in browser settings. Older Opera versions do not support right click at all.
• Licensed version will only function under the registered domain name(s). The demo/free version can be tested and developed on localhost. For an additional charge the unlimited version can be purchased to be used on intranet. Please contact the support for more information.

Compatibility

6.0+

2.0+

2.0+ (also on iPad)

1.0+

9.5+

Licence / Prices

* For customers located in Germany and none business customers from EU 19% VAT will be added. Limited time offer. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Number images info: if you have an online shop with 1.200 products and on average three product images, You will need a license which can handle up to 3.600 images - in this case the "Business" license.

For 360° rotate / spin tool each frame counts as one image.   If you have 250 product spins with 36 frames each You would need a "Corporate" license (9.000 images).

For upgrades between license types see "Version Updates and Upgrades" in the license agreement. Please find the license agreement and other additional information in the download section.

Multistore (Master & Slave) with different domain names: the license price for an additional domain is 30% of the main license price, but not less than the regular price of the Standard license. To receive an offer / invoice please contact.

Comments (105)

Vadim Jacobi

2012-05-17 21:16:17

for asp.net please use phalanger. see the docs for more info. thanks

mbw

2012-05-14 17:57:30

If I install this on php server can I just call the gallery from an ASP.net server? and will it work? Thanks.

chep phim

2012-03-29 09:55:26

Very useful for me, its exactly what i need to protect images from my site. Thanks a lot. Please keep it up!

Vadim Jacobi

2012-01-25 23:11:30

Ed: I do not know if you have seen this example: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example10.php Maybe this is something for you. Hotspots might be available in one of the next versions...

Ed

2012-01-25 16:53:05

I am looking for something that will zoom into a site engineers drawing on the web, that has hot spots or links in various locations to show photos or info, perhaps in a popup or another page.

Can this software cope with these requests ?

Many thanks

Marcus Heisler

2012-01-22 15:03:54

Hi.

Could Ajax zoom be used to create 3D interactive data for insertion into ibooks2 books? I'm looking for a way to create 3D interactive objects generated from images for ibooks2. As I understand it (and I'm not a programmer but a biologist) the 3D object format for ibooks2 is based on object models (i.e meshes?). I would like to use photographs rather than an artificially generated mesh to create this kind of interactive object. Any suggestions would be very appreciated.

Life For Rent

2012-01-12 06:49:39

really like the zoom option is just amazing..thanks..:)

Vadim Jacobi

2012-01-09 12:08:12

Wil: yes, it is possible to customize the player and turn off certain features. See examples and the docs. If you will have specific questions do not hesitate to contact...

Wil

2012-01-09 03:30:08

Hi, Is it possible to customize the skin of this plugin and turn off certain features? Just want to know before we buy. Thanks!

Spark

2011-11-28 14:11:35

Interesting post, after I was only looking for a simple Jquery lightbox-image enlarging script, I found this more sophisticated one.

I appreciate it!

Vadim Jacobi

2011-11-23 15:56:29

For download the entire image please see here: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/index.php?cid=docs#Download

If you want to download a croped image, see this example with the callbacks: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example14.php There you will find all needed parameters to process / crop the original image with your custom PHP script.

krupa

2011-11-23 13:09:40

Is it possible to allow image saving or print?

Krupa patel

2011-11-23 10:42:45

Hi Vadim,

I want to know that is it possible that crop the image which is zoom using ajax zoom .

My Intension is to crop, rotate, zoom and move and then save it
to mysql data table.

Hope you will reply soon.

Spencer

2011-11-17 18:05:06

Is it possible to allow image saving or print?

Paul Fijma

2011-10-11 17:26:44

I have succesfully added the ajax-zoom to my website and my gamers love it.
haven't found out yet (if possible) how to add my ajax-zoom in such a way that it can be used inside/embedded in a forum, but my players love the new way of displaying the maps!
it is the best upgrade for my website in a long time!

Vadim Jacobi

2011-09-30 00:22:02

ASP.NET version implemented with Phalanger (64 bit) will be available soon.

Hassan Abbas

2011-08-05 00:02:40

I have successfully implemented this control in ASP.NET using Phalanger. I am really happy with its performance so far.

Thank you.

Vadim Jacobi

2011-07-28 12:25:56

Chris: it turns out that this is one of the most requested features at the moment. An other words we have decided to implement it. Supposably there will be only the possibility to add hotspots to non zoomed image at first. Then this functionality will be extended. To the timetable: we are working on accelerating AJAX-ZOOM on mobile devices now. On mobile Safari (iPad) this is already reached. The new version will be released in the next few days. After some optimizations like gesture zoom we would like to start with hotspots, also for 360 degree spin. I can not tell you exactly when it will be ready, hopefully soon, as many customers waiting for it :-)

Chris

2011-07-27 22:06:12

Any update on the "hotspots" feature? I am really looking forward to implementing it in my next project.

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Joshua

2011-07-11 22:25:06

Hello. I'd just like to first say that from what I've seen so far ajax-zoom is a wonderful tool. Thank you for all your hard work!

I'm wondering if the ajax-zoom software is usable for a project I'm working on. I see that I can load the zoom-objects from a mysql database, but what I'm really looking to do is to load the filenames of the zoomtiles from a database. I already have a database I'm working with, I'm just curious if that's within the scope of what the ajax-zoom software will allow me to modify.

Thanks,
Joshua

Vadim Jacobi

2011-06-10 17:07:33

Eshan: yes, this is certainly possible as there are also ways to prevent downloading the original image intentionally. Take a look at the API section in the docs. There you will find all the information needed.

eshan

2011-06-09 15:42:47

Great job on this, Vadim. Can we add buttons to the viewer that allow people to download the full-size image as well as print the current view? We have a subscription photo product where we want to allow those actions. Thanks in advance!

Vadim Jacobi

2011-05-13 09:51:25

Jon Aston: see the watermark options in the docs: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/index.php?cid=docs#watermark

Jon

2011-05-13 02:38:01

hi vadim, i also need to know how to "disable zooming" when the image is clicked

and also how to stop the image from centering when the image is clicked.

thanks

jon aston

2011-05-13 02:19:02

hi vadim your comments below

where is the annotation feature please?


------------------------
Hi Knacky, an annotation feature is already implemented. You can annotate in multimple places with a background and font(s) of your choice (ttf). Please check the documentation :-)

Vadim Jacobi

2011-05-12 20:33:10

Tim: we continiosly work on AJAX-ZOOM and hotspots are at very high order on the to do list. However I can't tell you anything about the release date. What I can tell you is that AJAX-ZOOM will never display any flash content. URL links and HTML – I guess this is the job of a browser, not a player :-)

Tim

2011-05-12 15:16:38

Ay idea how far in the future the hotspots will be added? The project I am working on is reasonably urgent so if could get a date that would be great.

Also will the hotspots be able to: display swf, images, url links, video, html?

Thanks again

Vadim Jacobi

2011-05-12 13:09:05

Tim: hotspots should be developed in the future. As of the list taking the user to a particular portion of the image – yes, this is possible, see this example: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example10.php

tim

2011-05-12 13:01:12

Also, would it be possible to have a navigation side bar listing the hotspots that when clicked on, would take you directly to it.

For example, I have a map with a church on it. As well as the hotspot on the image (map) the church would also be clickable for the navigation side bar, acting like a shortcut.

That make sense?

Thanks

Tim

2011-05-12 12:39:19

Could hotspots be added to the images? I'm thinking of displaying maps with hotspots showing points of interest.

Thanks

Vadim Jacobi

2011-05-10 11:48:11

Texastaurus: there are several ways to make it. One way is to use the internally built in buttons - see galleryNavi option in the docs, or use your own buttons or whatever with the method jQuery.fn.axZm.zoomPrevNext(), can be seen in this example http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example7.php and it is also described in the docs.

texastaurus

2011-05-09 22:37:14

I'm thinking of using this for a magazine...anyway that I can add previous and next buttons in the viewer?

Vadim Jacobi

2011-04-30 13:03:12

Steve: in file /axZm/zoomObjects.inc.php look for $pic_list_data[$k]['thumbDescr']

Steve

2011-04-29 17:57:12

Is it possible to replace the image-size description within the galleries with a filename or customized description?

tim

2011-04-13 18:51:36

Sorry, please ignore that :D

I've been looking at various different programs like yours today and have got myself a little mixed up!

/tim

2011-04-13 18:48:08

Any plans for a mac version?

Thanks

Vadim Jacobi

2011-03-31 12:13:31

AJAX-ZOOM has been testet in IE6 with IETester and under Win XP / 2000. Seems to work just fine everywhere. If you are using IETester consider making an update.

HoangLx

2011-03-31 08:09:32

can't work IE6

arsal

2011-03-02 06:28:51

i like the ajax zoom plugin that works great and the speciality is that the pixcel of the image is not breaking . i"ll try to embed this plugin in my site .GREAT WORK

Vadim Jacobi

2011-02-12 01:12:26

Erik: check for iframe in sourcecode of this blog entry:
http://www.xtc-load.de/2010/08/ajax-zoom-fur-xtcommerce/

Erik Madsen Greve

2011-02-11 23:04:06

Hi, Nice work!
I like the solution with iframe. Do you have a demo I can put into my iframe to show to my boss until I hopefully get him convinced to buy this beautiful toy :o)

Vadim Jacobi

2011-01-09 20:37:03

Richard: hotspots are not implemented at the moment, but planed for one of the nearby updates…

Richard

2011-01-07 20:57:04

hello

is it possible to have links in the images, specifically referring to the new spin feature. i am aiming to create a 3d graphic that people can rotate and zoom into and then select the section that they wish to view in more detail.

Beben Koben

2011-01-07 19:18:14

so smooth and so elegant

Vadim Jacobi

2011-01-03 02:51:04

Wimpy: yes, this is possible. One way would be to set this option dynamically - http://www.ajax-zoom.com/index.php?cid=docs#vWtrmrk

The other way to append a div with the PNG image mask manually, see in this example the way custom toolbar is appended: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example16.php

Either way - you can get the cropping coordinates with jQuery.axZm.lastZoom object containing all you need to crop and print the original image with your mask on it. For more info take a look at API section in docs.

Wimpy

2011-01-02 18:57:29

Is it possible to customize the viewport with user defined overlay mask on top of the ajax-zoomed image? Let's say heart shaped mask for Valentine's day special theme.

Vadim Jacobi

2010-12-22 12:14:03

Brent: there is always a probability of "force majeure" or other exceptional circumstances. We can not quarantine these exceptional circumstances don't occur. Actually no one can.

Brent

2010-12-21 14:02:14

I know your commercial license says you can but not obliged to release updates, under what circumstances would you not release updates to existing license holders?

Vadim Jacobi

2010-11-17 19:05:04

The commercial license is for the lifetime.

Sean

2010-11-17 13:13:14

Is the license per site, for the lifetime or per year??

shxxxxz扬

2010-11-09 03:08:47

ccccccccccool

Vj

2010-10-16 07:12:32

Will this work with ASP.NET, does it need to be wrapped with wisejs or something else before use as a simple div?

Will you let me pan to a specific location on an image, i.e. show a small part of the original image like a map

lbs

2010-10-14 17:42:00

hi,sir

i like ajax-zoom software,but i don't install it on my localhost.
;i use sourceguardian to process installation . such as: http://127.0.0.1/ajax_zoom/loaders/sourceguardian/howto-install.php
Thanks for your support!
br/lbs

Vadim Jacobi

2010-09-22 14:58:39

There is no plugin or any instructions for Joomla right now, but of course this is possible. Take a look at the examples to see some general ways of integration. An example with hotspots should be available soon…

Carlos Rabaça

2010-09-21 07:21:27

Is it possible to integrate it with Joomla and set hotspots on regions of an image such that clicking on it we open an article or a text box?

Rick Hayes

2010-09-12 17:47:30

WOW! Who did your navigation bar? I would love to have the code for that.

Vadim Jacobi

2010-08-21 22:27:57

Hi Phil, thanks a lot! I have sent you a PM to your email address.

Phil E

2010-08-21 21:16:08

Under 5 minutes to install and embed into my current Drupal 6 project.

I'm Impressed!

If possible, could you forward information or a guide on integration into other CMS systems, I am a developer of custom Drupal modules and would like to create a module to automatically integrateAjax Zoom in to all my forthcoming projects.

max

2010-08-16 08:43:32

Good Job.

vinupdlm

2010-08-15 21:52:22

very usefull script

Vadim Jacobi

2010-07-02 01:33:12

Brightness & contrast UI? Hmm, server side no problem with ImageMagick. Life somewhat problematic concerning Internet Explorer, as always. There is a library called pixastic, which does those kinds of effects. Which ones are suitable for your purpose? Use the support form to write a pm.

Robert Anderson

2010-07-01 18:33:16

You should really add contrast and brightness controls! The vast majority of image scripts focus only on zooming, however relevant image details, like those found in a medical x-ray, are best explored/revealed with UI contrast and brightness controls - in addition to zooming. Any ideas?

Vadim Jacobi

2010-06-30 12:35:19

Since now we got a pretty stable version of AJAX-ZOOM there are plans to gradually release several extensions or at least integration guides for several CMS and webshops. Joomla is also on the todo list. As of porting to other development environments like .net it needs much more time, so unfortunately I can't tell if and when it will happen.

Law

2010-06-30 04:12:50

Will there ever be an extension/plugin for Joomla 1.5x?
If so... that would be extremely nice and a lot of people will use it.

Derek Klingman

2010-06-25 21:22:24

I agree with other that it'd be nice it was available for other development environments. We are a .net development shop and this would make a great tool to have.

Fakeyede Mobolaji

2010-06-23 09:07:09

God, This is wonderful. I think you really really really need to port this to ASP.NET. If u don't use ASP.NET, please learn to. Just amazing. I will have to make do with the PHP implementation for now. I hope i don't need to be a PHP guru to do this. Thumbs up.

Vadim Jacobi

2010-06-22 15:12:47

All constrains result from the limitation of the hardware to process very large images – RAM, processor power and disc space. See documentation for some additional info and benchmarks. Except the free demo version there are no limitations regarding the software itself.

Allison

2010-06-19 22:02:37

Are there any limitations on image size?

Vadim Jacobi

2010-06-16 20:16:57

In the current state AJAX-ZOOM relies on PHP and at there are no urgent plans to make any Java, .net or other mods of the script. There are so many additional features we want to implement that it makes no sense to port AJAX-ZOOM to a different programming language right now. But as one of the customers has done You could also place AJAX-ZOOM in an iframe from a source supporting PHP. May be this is an adequate solution for You as well. PS: Germany – Australia was the best match so far!?

John

2010-06-16 11:33:33

Can I use these components in Java based Applications??

Vadim Jacobi

2010-06-15 12:05:55

There are no build in options allowing you to place image maps or other html overlays over the "big image". This might be possible in the future releases. Thanks.

JJPhoenix

2010-06-14 12:22:55

Moin.
Is it possible to use image maps (e.g. useMap="#map_info") on the big image?

Vadim Jacobi

2010-06-12 00:07:25

Yes, AJAX-ZOOM can be displayed inside a lightbox, see the examples... Concerning the "ajax-zoom" logo displayed and the disability to zoom/pan - this has to do with the nature of AJAX-ZOOM interacting with the server. Theoretically there are some ways to avoid this, at least it will be considered to remove this issue optionally, as there are certainly some cons doing this. But thanks for Your feedback, indeed we have already thought about it :-) By the way: You can remove the logo or replace it with whatever you want. Also You can adjust the time when AJAX-ZOOM interacts with the server after the last user action, an other words the time when this logo is shown.

dr paul

2010-06-11 18:04:21

will it run inside a lightbox?

Marcus Tucker

2010-06-11 16:02:28

Very cool, my only criticism is that it's very annoying that you can't pan/zoom while the animated "ajax-zoom" logo is displayed, which kept appearing

Eugene Koekemoer

2010-06-08 19:05:59

Well done! Exactly what I was looking for! Thanx :D

Asshurim Larita

2010-06-03 09:42:04

Ive been using JQuery for weeks.. its easy to used... coz im fun of exploring ajax.. now i will try some plugins

Henrik

2010-05-29 21:39:10

Will this work on eg. Iphones and other HTMl compatible mobile browsers?

Moiz

2010-05-29 10:23:20

Nice plugin!!

Is it free to use in open source project?
Thanks!

Vadim Jacobi

2010-05-22 23:52:16

You can not save the image with right click in AJAX-ZOOM. Even though one could do it, there are plenty of options like watermarking to prevent this. Also the larger original image never loads into cache and the zoomed images can also be watermarked. In fact AJAX-ZOOM is all about the prevention of stealing images online :-) Disabling right click is surely not enough.

leicu

2010-05-22 20:32:15

Does this have a plugin or sometype of support that disables right clicking, clip board, or print screen options on Internet Explorer, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox? The biggest problem is having images stolen online.

Bill

2010-05-21 00:33:08

Excellent.....What a brilliant plugin!!!

DrPhill

2010-05-20 11:48:58

Hi, gr8 app! I'm trying to integrate it into an old (1.0) Joomla cms site for a friend - can you givve me any hints for doing this without a development testbed?
Doc

prabhaswara

2010-05-18 08:02:22

mantab.. sekali gan...
very.. very.. wonderfull.. :D

Sven

2010-05-18 03:45:26

Love your plugin, it is amazing!!!

Vadim Jacobi

2010-05-17 14:04:47

Concerning the two previous questions: currently there are no options or any other easy way to display overlays above the zoom image. I will put this issue on the task list. Many thanks for your ideas!

Kerry

2010-05-12 09:07:06

Is it possible to use this technology with HTML comment? Similar to google maps where you can scroll around and zoom in and out?

John Chambers

2010-05-12 01:14:16

Are there plans for allowing the developer to add clickable icons on top of the image?

Boss

2010-05-06 10:17:00

Interesting

Vadim Jacobi

2010-05-05 00:09:03

Question: will it works with ASP.net website?
Answer: Take a look at this projects website: php-compiler.net and tell me if it worked. Thank you.

Sandeep Motupalli

2010-04-30 23:00:47

I really love the annotation feature. will it works with ASP.net website?

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-27 12:25:46

看起来不错，例子下载的时候不方便 - very interesting point :-)

coolion

2010-04-27 03:19:06

看起来不错，例子下载的时候不方便

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-23 16:17:44

The download package has been updated. It now works with PHP 5.3.x. The only updated file is axZm.class.php

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-14 19:27:46

Ok, now we could reproduce the failure described by Manish Sharma above. Apparently, if someone wildly hits the reload button, the code inside $(window).load event is triggered before the window is actually reloaded. This has nothing to do with AJAX-ZOOM itself and since we believe, that this is a pretty uncommon behavior for a user, there is no need to change anything in AJAX-ZOOM on default. However, if you expect you users to do so, you can delay the execution of $.fn.axZm() method inside $(window).load event, e.g.
$(window).load(function(){setTimeout(function(){$.fn.axZm();}, 1000);});
In case you use drawZoomJsLoad class method you need to adjust it accordingly in axZmH.class.php

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-14 17:15:34

Tank you for your comment. Unfortunately we could not reproduce the problem you described. Would you mind to provide us with a link of your installation? Also please tell us which browser exactly causes this failure. If there should be a problem with AJAX-ZOOM we will certainly be able to fix it. Does someone out there experience the problem described by Manish Sharma too?

Manish Sharma

2010-04-14 16:47:37

Hi,
I've downloaded and tried to use ajax-zoom plugin using JQuery. It works well , except for condition when I refresh my page twice in a very short interval, not allowing my first refresh to complete loading the page. In this case your plugins stuck and hangs the browser. This problem comes every time I double refresh my page. I was planning to buy your product for commercial use, but after seeing this problem , I've taken a step back. I suggest you guys to look into this problem and resolve it because what you have made is really good tool.

:)

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-08 13:43:31

Question: can this tool be used with ASP.net website?
Answer: We did not try it yet, but take a look at this projects website: php-compiler.net Did it help?

Sanjith J Pillai

2010-04-08 08:40:18

Can this tool be used with ASP.net website? If yes, please let me know if any samples, documents etc are available for such implementations.

Dallas

2010-04-06 04:46:15

Very nice script

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-06 02:15:50

Hi Knacky, an annotation feature is already implemented. You can annotate in multimple places with a background and font(s) of your choice (ttf). Please check the documentation :-)

Anthony

2010-04-05 18:34:08

Nice work this is great...

Knacky

2010-04-05 16:44:57

Incredible! Ultra clean. One thing I would love to see is an annotation feature...

Bhavin Vora

2010-04-05 13:04:18

your site is design supperly

Vadim Jacobi

2010-04-04 04:41:01

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