Responsive 360° product viewer / standalone 360° player with deep zoom
One of the outstanding features of the AJAX-ZOOM media viewer is the 360° rotary view of the products / objects.
Each control element (there are plenty of them) can be switched off, expanded and adapted.
In addition, the behavior and feel of the player is adjustable to the most refined detail.
Above is an example of the standalone 360° product viewer with 36 images.
The native resolution of each image is 7216 x 5412px. These are about 39 Megapixels!
The images of the bike were shoot with "Hasselblad" but nowadays there are several affordable
DSLR from "Canon" or "Nikon", which can achieve this resolution range.
Despite the high resolution, the 360° product view is loaded very quickly.
This is due to the multiscale resolution technology where only parts of the image are loaded,
which are needed for the zoom level and viewport.
However, you do not necessarily need to use ultra-high resolution to take advantage of multi-resolution technology in general.
Even with 8, 10 or 20 megapixel images, the difference quickly becomes clear.
If you do not want to use the multi-resolution technology, you can disable it
by enabling the AJAX-ZOOM "simple mode" option. Please find more reading and visual testing on "simpleMode" option
here.
Please note that the overloaded example above should only show the range of possibilities, which nevertheless are not shown in full here.
AJAX-ZOOM supports hotspots (interactive markings on the image) not only on 360° degree product views,
as presenting above, but also on 3D product views and plain images, including image galleries.
Hotspots are also compatible and combinable with
"interactive product tours", shown in the next tab above.
You can choose to create hotspots with the hotspot editor,
contained in the download package,
or you can dynamically create them via AJAX-ZOOM API, e.g. from data retrieved from a database.
Therefore, you do not have to rely solely on the hotspot editor and could generate any number of hotspots via JavaScript dynamically.
If you are using one of our shopping cart modules,
you will find the hotspot editor in the administrator area of your CMS already integrated and ready to use without additional programming.
But, it is also easily possible to integrate the hotspot editor into existing applications without using AJAX-ZOOM modules!
By default setting, the JSON-like code, generated in this hotspot editor, is stored in a file.
However, you can also store this data into a database table or wherever else.
Within the code of the hotspot editor file there is a possibility to change the storage method and location over a code switch.
When you do so, the get and put actions redirect to an AJAX controller path of your choice.
Within the controller, you decide what happens with the data or where it comes from.
With this image viewer, you can display high-resolution, ultra-high-resolution and less-resolving images responsively. You have the choice to enable or disable any control element or place it differently.
Swiping between high-resolution images has never been easier and faster before.
In addition, you could add the so-called hotspots (interactive in-the-image markers),
control the player externally via API and expand the functionality as desired.
In the download package, you will also find various examples where you can combine this plain image viewer with
our 360° degrees or 3D product viewer and add various video players.
The slider works well on mobile devices and obeys intuitive gestures such as multi-touch pinch zoom or swipe.
Considering, that this is a multiscale resolution image viewer,
there is not too much more one can expect from it to make better.
However, we are constantly looking to improve the performance and functionality.
Responsive multimedia swipe gallery with 360° product spins, images with progressive zoom feature and videos, AJAX and IFRAME content
For a 360 or 3D webview the settings in this example
are set the way that the user has only the possibility to spin at none zoomed state.
Upon a click, the image or 360 will zoom to its original size.
Another click at zoomed state causes the image to full zoom out again.
Additionally, a zoom out button appears when zoom on the image is applied.
The above-described behavior is actually typical for many none multi-resolution players,
where the original heavy image is entirely loaded at 100% zoom. With AJAX-ZOOM viewer however,
the user does not have to wait until this large image is fully loaded.
AJAX-ZOOM loads only that part of the zoomed image,
which is visible on zoom and the view gets sharp immediately without the user need to download several megabytes of unrequested data volume.
On fast connections the user will not even notice that this part of the image is downloading,
because the corresponding "image tiles" are loaded while zooming transition runs
and the tiles are faded in right after the zoom animation ends or even earlier while the animation runs.
This reasonably simple concept is mainly used for showing detailed maps online. Google maps uses this, actually any maps service uses this,
as it would be strange if you needed to download the entire world map to view your neighborhood, right?
With AJAX-ZOOM, you can take advantage from this technology without really understanding it.
Simply use this zoom magic in you webstore or product site and profit from this deep zoom enlargement
without worrying about image sizes being too large for a web view.
The same is true for mobile users; it simply makes no difference.
It might be worth to mention at this place that AJAX-ZOOM can also load original image instead of image tiles on zoom.
For this, you just need to activate the AJAX-ZOOM simpleMode option.
Moreover, you can set it the way that for low-resolution images,
the original image is loaded and for higher resolution images, the multi-scale tiles technology is applied.
The resolution threshold is adjustable over the same simpleMode option.
Alternatives
Similar functionality with mixed content on one viewer (360 / 3D, video and regular images)
can be also achieved with this extension / example,
where depending on the settings you can enable mouseover zoom or swipe slider
as preview for your high-resolution images.
3D photography views are multiline or multi-row 360 images.
Photos of an object are taken not only from each angle horizontally but also from same angles,
when the camera is shifted vertically following the spherical path.
We call it row or line. So talking about 3D in AJAX-ZOOM viewer software context implies,
that there are at least two 360 round views of the same product having equal amount of images in each round view.
AJAX-ZOOM does support these multi-row 360 images too.
You will find an isolated example if a 3D product view in this example.
As of AJAX-ZOOM related integration and file structure,
the basic difference between 360° and 3D is that for 360° you need to provide the path to a folder,
where 360-degree image frames are located directly in this folder.
Whereas for 3D you need to provide the path to a folder, which contains farther subfolders with images of each 360 round view in each subfolder.
Once again, the number of image files in each subfolder must be equal. Also all images must have same dimensions - width x height.
Otherwise, AJAX-ZOOM will throw an error.
The naming of the files does not have to follow a specific scheme.
You just need to name them the way that a machine can sort the image files using a regular sorting algorithm.
However, you must name files in each folder differently.
This rule applies to rows of a 3D view as well as different 360 degree views in general.
The reason is AJAX ZOOM caching mechanism, which relies on this rule.
Responsive photo swipe gallery with thumbnails slider
AJAX-ZOOM has many possibilities to create pure picture galleries.
Above you can see a gallery with "internal" thumbnail slider.
Per options, you can arrange the slider vertically left / right or horizontally at bottom / top from gallery canvas.
Internal galleries load within the picture viewer box
and all the internal calculations aim to preserve exact fitting of the viewer inside its parent container.
Therefore, if parent container has certain proportions defined by your CSS, the viewer will exactly fit into this html element
and resize itself if that responsive parent container will change its size too.
AJAX-ZOOM generates thumbnails and all other necessary smaller representations of the larger source image automatically and caches them in specified directory.
There are several predefined methods to determine the array of images to load into the gallery.
You can pass a list of individual image paths or you can specify a local path to a folder
from which AJAX-ZOOM will instantly read all supported image types and add them to the gallery.
With the help of AJAX-ZOOM API methods,
you can replace the entire set of images loaded into the gallery dynamically
e.g. by calling these methods from an external JavaScript or simply binding to the onclick event of a button inline.
In this simple example,
you can examine the code responsible for switching the content of gallery by pressing on the buttons below the AJAX-ZOOM image gallery.
If you find this type of photos presentation useful for your project,
but would also want to integrate 360-degree views and or videos,
please view example29_responsive_easy
or example32_axZmMode.
About the AJAX-ZOOM image zoom on hover extension in short
The extension creates a media gallery automatically from data, which is provided in the configuration object.
Usually, the minimal required data consists of paths to the original images or paths to the folder with 360 images.
You can provide this data manually or, when integrating into a database driven application,
extract it from template variables or request directly from the database.
The media gallery for its own has many
configuration parameters
for adjusting the look and behavior.
You can set the position of the gallery relative to the viewer
to be static (right, left, up and down). Or, you can define several "breakpoints" and other parameters
to position the gallery dynamically from a set of gravity directions. In the above configuration, the position is either left or bottom.
When the width of the stage is less than 400px, which is an adjustable option, the bullet type of navigation replaces the gallery.
You could also completely disable the media gallery and let the users switch between the items by swiping or pressing on the arrows or bullet navigation.
Otherwise, there are API methods to create external UI elements for this.
You can also define the proportions of the viewer as fixed e.g. 1 by 1 or 1 by 1.5,
corresponding to the proportions of the image or control the proportions via breakpoints.
Regardless of the order within the media gallery, any media element like a picture, 360° product view or video can be set to load first.
For displaying an image, only one high-resolution "master image" is required.
The image scaling happens automatically, whereby you can define individual thumbnails and preview images separately for the mouseover images.
Howsoever they are defined it is important to point out that the mouseover zoom or slider does not load the high-resolution "master image",
but a sizeable small version of it. By default, the size is limited to 1200x1200px, which is usually sufficient for the preview in the flyout zoom window.
When the user clicks on the preview image, the high-resolution image opens in the AJAX-ZOOM viewer - either in a responsive Fancybox or immediately in fullscreen,
which is also an adjustable option.
Within the AJAX-ZOOM media player, only parts of the large image required by dimensions and viewport are loaded
so that for example a 50-megapixel image is visible immediately. The HTTP path to the high-resolution "master image" may also be,
e.g. protected via ".htaccess" file, as it only needs by AJAX-ZOOM, which accesses it server side.
The same applies to the 360 images. If you do not want this sort of dynamic loading, you can enable the
"simple mode option" to load the big
master image entirely whenever it is appropriate to zoom level and screen size.
If simple 360-degree views seem too boring,
you could upgrade your spins with a "360° degree product tour",
thus significantly increasing user experience and informative capability of a 360 image at the same time.
Please note that the 360 / 3D views enhanced in this way must have resolution sufficient for zooming effect on large screens too.
Due to the multi-resolution tiles technology, using large images does not affect the loading time,
so you can even provide 50 million pixel 360 images to the AJAX-ZOOM 360 / 3D product viewer.
Thanks to the special editor,
which is included in the download package
and integrated into the backend of our modules,
you can create these kinds of product tours incredibly fast and without any specialist knowledge!
The editor offers the choice between various pre-programmed animation types,
has input fields for descriptions of each viewport where you can place additional 360° degree view, panorama or video from various sources.
In addition, you can enrich the 360° degree product tour with hotspots (markings in the picture).
Both enhancements are compatible with each other.
You can use this "product tour" not only for 360 images,
but also for 3D product views and normal flat images / galleries.
This is achievable by creating the tours using the supplied crop editor or generally without it over the available API methods.
The basic API functionality for cropping images and zooming illustrates this
example for developers.
Within the editor on ajax-zoom.com,
you will also find the possibility to load alternative content including demo of single image or gallery and test it in real.
It is quite easy to integrate the editor into other existing applications, than for which we already have created several
modules.
The JSON code, produced by the editor, can be saved into a JSON file or via AJAX controller action, for example, into the database.
You will find the "360° Product Tour" editor already integrated into the backend of every
AJAX-ZOOM e-commerce module and ready to use without any programming.
Suppose you have a two or more column responsive layout, where the main containers width is responsive too.
This is a typical situation for CMS themes like the many modern ones available for WordPress today.
Now you want to place high-resolution images between texts without having the users and Google to preload heavy data on page load
but in the same time provide high-resolution image viewing experience on demand.
AJAX-ZOOM is a perfect tool to implement exactly that.
You will find the source code in this example.
With the provided AJAX-ZOOM jquery.axZm.hoverThumb extension,
you are able to adjust mouse hover effect of the low-resolution preview image, group images by data attribute and much more.
As HTML markup, only "img" tag with data attribute values is required for the jquery.axZm.hoverThumb extension
to notice these image tags and connect them to AJAX-ZOOM viewer.
For the click event, you have the choice between replacing the preview image with AJAX-ZOOM viewer directly as shown on this page,
open the viewer in responsive modal box or open it in full screen mode.
For embedding the player multiple times between a text and without hover effect,
which is also possible for the 360-degree product views, please review
this example.
Responsive jQuery zoom on hover + 360 product views, 360 / 3D product tours + videos
This extremely flexible mouseover zoom extension combines several unique technologies that AJAX-ZOOM has to offer.
Not least because, it is integrated into the frontend of all AJAX-ZOOM modules for
shopping carts.
Administrators control the extension and set up the views via the backend section of those systems.
You can, however, integrate it manually elsewhere.
Click on the above tabs to view separate AJAX-ZOOM technologies and features as standalone viewers.
The mouseover zoom extension is actually both - a zoom on hover plugin with hundreds of settings, as well as media / photo swipe slider,
which turns on by a default plugin setting on touch devices.
Placing hotspots
(interactive markings on the pictures) is possible on plain images, on optional
360° views and within the effortlessly createable
360° product tours.
Additionally, you can add videos from "YouTube", "Vimeo" and "dailymotion" video platforms or link to mp4 video sources.
Within the extension, mp4 videos load in the "VideoJs" player or natively in a browser's HTML5 video player.
Open AJAX-ZOOM inside virtual window, an overlay or as full screen view
Click on the buttons below to open a single image, images gallery or 360-degree images in a modal box, full browser window or fullscreen.
Besides embedding AJAX-ZOOM viewer to be visible instantly in DOM or inside iframes,
you could also bind to open it via JavaScript on click event of any HTML element like buttons or a simple link.
As viewer content, you are able to choose a single high-resolution image, a set of images with or without thumbnails gallery or a 360-product view.
There are many examples within the provided on this page to explore this functionality.
So far, we have chosen to show examples implementing a slightly modified "Fancybox" (first generation) and "Colorbox",
which are third party "lightbox" (modal box) image tools.
However, virtually any other similar scripts are adoptable for AJAX-ZOOM viewer integration.
Lastly, any modal boxes based on bootstrap are perfectly suitable for AJAX-ZOOM viewer placed in them.
Example3
shows how these mentioned third party "lightboxes" play together with AJAX-ZOOM viewer and what you have to consider,
when utilizing similar third party JavaScript in general.
If you want to bypass any modal-box types of image / 360-product displays
and want to open the viewer directly filling full browser window or full screen,
AJAX-ZOOM offers simple to use JavaScript initiate methods.
For basic example of how to trigger AJAX-ZOOM as full screen view or filling the browser window, please see
example30.
For opening AJAX-ZOOM viewer in "responsive modal box" with images or 360 product views, please see
example27.
There you will also find several methods of how to pass data to AJAX-ZOOM in diverse ways.
Indeed, the "responsive modal box" is "Fancybox" version 1.3.4, which has been modified to behave responsively.
The box can also open AJAX-ZOOM within an iframe.
You can find the example with code triggering AJAX-ZOOM as iframed content in
example2.
Also, we are planning to make more examples with newer modal box scripts.
Feel free to make suggestions! The one we found interesting is "izimodal.js".
However, until now the modified "Fancybox" proved to behave well with Bootstrap, CSS3 and HTML5 in modern Browsers.
Responsive thumbnails gallery with optional pagination and diverse opening modes
We also use this basic AJAX-ZOOM ability to open in many ways in our diverse extensions,
created to facilitate common tasks of placing and presenting 360 images and plain image galleries.
Below is an example of responsive thumbnails gallery,
which loads over one of these extensions with just a few lines of code.
You can choose to load all images from a specified folder or provide a list of image paths from different folders.
When choosing to load all images a specified folder, AJAX-ZOOM will add images uploaded later automatically.
It will create the thumbnails instantly and when the user clicks on one of these,
the image opens in AJAX-ZOOM viewer in a way you have specified it within the options of that particular extension.
By default, AJAX-ZOOM viewer loads then these high-resolution images progressively using the multi-scale technology with image tiles,
so even ultra-high resolution images are viewable by your customers without the delay of having to wait for downloading the entire image data.
However, you can also disable the multi-scale presentation with image tiles and load original source image on zoom or,
depending on screen resolution and screen density, without being zoomed.
In this case, a smaller representation of the large image as a whole will still load at first,
giving the customer the ability to see it quickly in some detail.
The AJAX-ZOOM example files, where you can find this jquery.axZm.thumbGallery.js
extension and the documentation of its options are
example5,
example7,
example8,
example11,
example16,
example21.
All these examples and additional AJAX-ZOOM extensions are included in the download.
Embed AJAX-ZOOM within iframe
Using iframes is a simple and quick way, when you want to place many 360 rotary views or several images with deep zoom at the same time on one page
or just do not want to modify any codes of your CMS system.
Among many other options, you can configure the 360 / 3D product views to load instantly
or start preloading single images after the user clicks on the viewer.
Inside the responsive iframe, AJAX-ZOOM player adjusts its size automatically whenever dimensions of the iframe change.
Please note that provided you are following the proposed way of integration in
example13,
"full screen view" will also work in IOS Safari without opening a new window.
Normally, this is only possible for videos inside iframe.
Thus, embedding this 360 product viewer or plain image zoom viewer over iframe will lead to no noticeable difference compared to regular integration.
You can confirm this also on desktop by clicking on the fullscreen button at the brown shoes 360-view example below.
Enabling watermark allows effective protection of your original source images without any compromises.
Modules / plugins
It is not required to use the AJAX-ZOOM "Modules / plugins / extensions",
as AJAX-ZOOM can be used as stand-alone application or integrated manually nearly in any system.
However, if a module is available for your system,
it will facilitate and speed up the integration of AJAX-ZOOM into your CMS or e-commerce / shopping cart tremendously.
If your server meets all technical requirements, then you will have AJAX-ZOOM running in your system within two minutes.
You can install and configure these AJAX-ZOOM modules with just a few clicks and without writing a single line of code.
Available are modules for Magento, Prestashop, WooCommerce (WordPress), Opencart, Shopware und Oxid
(the last two are commonly used in German speaking countries).
About AJAX-ZOOM
AJAX-ZOOM is a powerful and universally applicable image zoom & pan software that additionally has a 360° degree / 3D object rotation functionality,
a zoom on hover extension and other extensions that create several types of image galleries.
It has all features for implementation into responsive and non-responsive layouts.
The development of AJAX-ZOOM takes place in Germany!
The first release dates back to the year 2010.
From then until now the software has been continuously improved, enhanced and supported.
AJAX-ZOOM uses JavaScript, jQuery (JavaScript library) and PHP (server-side language).
With this fully featured solution, it is possible to present even ultra-high-resolution photos and 360 product views online in best quality.
Via the approximately 400 optional parameters and CSS, AJAX-ZOOM is a very flexibly configurable and skinnable software solution.
You can disable or change the appearance of all the UI controls.
Seamless integration into any web page is guaranteed.
All you need is, e.g. a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) web server.
However, you can also implement AJAX-ZOOM into ASP.NET / IIS web applications without PHP via "Phalanger".
For optimal quality and speed, AJAX-ZOOM offers full ImageMagick® support, although LibGD, which part of any default PHP installation, is generally sufficient.
The supported image file types are JPG, TIF, PNG, BMP, GIF and PSD (TIF & PSD only with "ImageMagick").
Other than some of our "competitors", we never claim that AJAX-ZOOM is the best media or image viewer.
We also do not brand mark it as "original" in respect to a specific functionality.
As of the "best" viewer software in general, we believe that this highly depends on user preferences and the fields of application.
As of being "original" in this and that, well, do not always believe in what marketing people tend to write lucking any other arguments.
But frankly, competition? What competition?
Multi-resolution
AJAX-ZOOM uses image tiling, multi-resolution technology.
It dynamically loads only requested parts of the high-resolution image, which depends on the zoom level, viewport and screen resolution.
Just as you can see it in Google Maps application when interacting with the map, the view visibly gets sharper on zooming and panning.
AJAX-ZOOM can process image tiling "on-the-fly" or it can batch convert thousands of images with just a couple of steps.
In the download package, you will find a PHP based script, where you can select folders containing many images and batch process them automatically.
This means, that you can easily integrate AJAX-ZOOM into already productive websites within shortest possible time.
Your high-resolution master / source images are not changed.
AJAX-ZOOM can also be set by certain settings to protect the source image,
to the extent, that AJAX-ZOOM is suitable for commercial image providers.
As an example, you can set and adjust options for automatic watermarking of the image tiles and all other cached images.
Since original, large image, never loads into browser cache the entire parent directory,
which contains high-resolution images can be protected e.g. with ".htaccess" from being accessed over internet.
However, starting from AJAX-ZOOM version 5.3.0, AJAX-ZOOM can also load the original image
("simpleMode" option)
instead of image tiles whenever it is suitable, e.g. on zoom.
In this case, the image loads entirely into browsers cache, which is fine for smaller resolution images.
Approximately, up to 3 - 4 million pixels the performance losses are negligible on modern devices.
Depending on the license type, you can also set a resolution threshold to either load the original image directly or use multi-resolution image tiles.
Compatibility
AJAX-ZOOM works in all modern browsers but is also able to work in legacy IE 7 and IE 8 for the most features.
On mobile touch devices, AJAX-ZOOM supports pinch-zoom, double tap and two fingers zoom & pan.
On Windows devices, which have a mouse control and touchscreen, AJAX-ZOOM works great for touch interactions on screen too.
It is needless to say, that AJAX-ZOOM does not require any browser extensions like Flash, Java or Silverlight.
Only JavaScript must be enabled in the browser.
JavaScript is enabled by default in standard configurations for all browsers and consumer devices,
achieving near universal viewing.
API, callbacks, extensions
AJAX-ZOOM has an extensive library with API functions, callbacks or hooks, as well as some extensions.
With the API functions and callbacks, you can create sophisticated web applications without modifying the actual AJAX-ZOOM code.
Our team can tailor customized templates (blueprints) to streamline your project.
If necessary AJAX-ZOOM functionality will be extended.
Extensions include, for example, the hotspot editor, mouseover zoom or various gallery scripts.
These extensions extensively make use of AJAX-ZOOM API functions or callbacks and are structurally very similar to any jQuery plugin, which is controlled by options.
An example of such a simple extension could be found in example21.php.
In this extension, AJAX-ZOOM instantly reads several images from different directories and displays them in a thumbnail gallery view.
The user can switch between the directories. When you click on a thumbnail, the image will open in the AJAX-ZOOM player.
In the download package, you will also find some more complex extensions.
Even though it is very special, example34.php
could serve as a good instance for API usage.
In this example, several images of an old newspaper load into canvas with a gallery.
Previously, they were subject to an OCR scan, with the position and dimensions of each word stored in XML files.
Users can search for a word using autosuggest field and if available, a list of pages and search results is output below the search field.
When the user clicks on a search result, the corresponding page loads automatically and AJAX-ZOOM
marks the word found on that page visually by a rectangular overlay.
These actions such as switching the page, marking and simultaneous zoom to the selected word are all triggered by AJAX-ZOOM hotspot API methods.
Integration example
There are several different ways to integrate AJAX-ZOOM into your website.
The easiest way to get to know about this is to inspect the examples and documentation.
There is, of course, no best way, because it depends on your requirements, the way AJAX-ZOOM should look like and other factors.
The following example represents therefore one of many possible solutions:
<!-- 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=/pic/zoom/fashion/some_image.jpg|/bilder/ordner1/test.png&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>
You can examine the above code within a HTML context in example9.php.
It loads a simple gallery with horizontal slider but you could also load a 360 / 3D by changing ajaxZoom.parameter to e.g.
ajaxZoom.parameter = "3dDir=/pic/zoom3d/Uvex_Occhiali&example=17" where
"3dDir" parameter is the path to the folder with 360 images and "example" is
the parameter, which defines the configuration set loaded for the player. You can easily
extend configuration sets or change existing ones in /axZm/zoomConfigCustom.inc.php;
Iframes, however, are the simplest way to handle many players with e.g. rotatable product views
or high-resolution images with zoom at the same time.
The AJAX-ZOOM player automatically adjusts itself to the responsive iframe size and can be brought to full screen view by users,
which even works in IOS Safari (iPad, iPhone). In example13.php
you can see many examples of integrations over iframe including lazy loading iframes.
Future versions
We are constantly working to improve the software. Your wishes, objections and suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Below are some thoughts on key features, which should be implemented.
Easy CDN support probably starting from Amazon S3.
Integration with Adobe scene7 image server.
Limitations
Currently only one instance per page is possible.
Still there are various ways to present infinite number of players on a page, e.g. as in
this example.
You could also dynamically load different content into one player e.g. as in
this example.
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 for use on intranet.
Please contact the support for more information.
Important product milestones
2018-08-10
Ver. 5.3.4+ Complete rebuilt of the AJAX-ZOOM batch tool.
Amongst other improvements and features, the new batch tool
allows to generate 100% of all cache needed for the frontend,
set important options over the menu, save these options into an external file to load in a different session
and preview images directly in AJAX-ZOOM player.
2018-06-29
Ver. 5.3.0+ New "simpleMode" option and "Simple" license type released.
The "Simple" license does not have number of images restriction (unlimited) and is more affordable.
2017-11-07
Ver. 5.0.13+ Added support for PHP 7.1 / 7.2
2017-08-16
Ver. 5.0.7+ All examples are now responsive out of the box
2017-08-04
Ver. 5.0.4+ Galleries use now smooth and animated swipe gesture for desktop and mobile devices
2017-06-27
Ver. 4.4.10+ Substantial increase in performance of the smoothness during interactions within the player across all devices
Ver. 4.3.1+ Works now on Windows notebooks with touch display including pinch zoom on Windows 8 / 10 with Chrome... (touch events), IE 11 and Edge (pointer events)
The license price primarily depends on the number of different images that display in AJAX-ZOOM image viewer on a domain.
Unlimited options are available. The prices for the regular licenses are one-time payment!
You can find the complete license agreement and price list on the download page.
Before ordering, we advise you to download and test the demo (light) version within your development environment.
If necessary, we can issue time-limited license keys free of charge. However, AJAX-ZOOM and AJAX-ZOOM modules / plugins
for diverse CMS and shopping carts should work with few restrictions without entering any licensing data!
If something does not work as expected, there must be a different reason than missing license.
Do not hesitate to contact AJAX-ZOOM support
if you encounter any technical difficulties.
Comments (134)
Vadim Jacobi 2018-09-04 00:48:30
@Nascimento: AJAX-ZOOM works with a sequence of individual images. They need to have unique file names and uploaded into a folder. Then, you point the product tour editor to this folder, create your presentation, save it, and use an example35_x to load... to skip all that rather complicated material I suggest that you use WordPress, which you probably use anyway and the AJAX-ZOOM Plugin for WooCommerce, see under Modules -> WordPress (short code) on this page. Going this way you do not need to write a single line of code and have the possibility to upload the images over the WP backend, create your product tour there, generate a short code and place it anywhere on your WP page. Hope that helps. If there are still any questions, do not hesitate to use the contact form. We do not bite :)
Jonathas Nascimento 2018-09-03 20:01:36
Hi, Mr Jacobi.
How exactly the "360º Produkt tour" works? Need I to upload a sequence of individual images that will be showed as in the exemple? Or a .psd file (or other specific type of file) with the complete sequence of images? Sorry if my question sounds stupid, but I am a photographer and I didn´t understand how it works exactly.
Best regards.
Vadim Jacobi 2018-08-16 17:30:23
@Max: the original, high-resolution image does not need to be loaded into the player. The path to the source of this image can be protected from being accessed over http. This can be achieved by e.g. htaccess rule on apache servers or others on different servers. If you want a 100% protection, you should consider enabling the convenient AJAX-ZOOM wtrmrk option, where it is possible to let the software also watermark the image tiles at different pyramid levels automatically. As the watermark, you can define a PNG image of your choice.
Max 2018-08-16 05:36:56
Hello. Can you please tell me, are the images that in this player somehow secured from downloading via parsing the website?
Can you provide a comparing table with some cheaper player or maybe a list of achievements for this player?
Vadim 2018-06-30 14:47:36
@mandeep: from what I know it is not possible to use AJAX-ZOOM in a vb.net project
mandeep 2018-06-30 13:13:42
Sir,
can we use 3d zoom with Vb.net,
or can you customized so we can use with our vb.net project
Vadim Jacobi 2016-09-20 11:21:24
@ag: yes, you can download AJAX-ZOOM and test the hotspots with your own spin images.
ag 2016-09-20 11:00:42
Want to know more about hotspot integration. will free version file works ? wanted to test using difrent images in place of cycle.
Vadim Jacobi 2016-04-22 19:17:48
Hello Andrew. I am not sure what you are going to do. Is it about "3D" with multilevel, meaning that you will have more than just one row, like this one? - http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example28.php
If so, how do you get 5000 images? This would mean that you have also about 70 vertical rows which is way too much I would say. The highest we have is http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example15_vr9.php with 810 images, but it is more an example of what is possible and not how one should do it :-)
Andrew 2016-04-22 19:06:41
Hi Vadim, I'm thinking of using Ajax-Zoom for a full X-Y-Z-360 image of about 3000 pixels per frame. I need it to be smooth so would use at least 72 frames per rotation. How would Ajax Zoom cope with loading >5000 hi-res images? Would it simply load the relevant tile from the image pyramid?
Many thanks,
Andrew
Maniraj 2015-01-13 07:18:56
Really zoom over function will very nice.
Vadim Jacobi 2014-08-29 20:32:24
Enzo: there are quite many options to work with hotspots and ofcourse you can use different images, sizes, actions and so on. If you could send me some more detailed draft or maybe even a mockup of what you will be developing, then I could tell you if this is possible with AJAX-ZOOM.
Enzo 2014-08-29 20:07:25
Hello, can I have more options to select on hotspot, like colors or other? My idea is to integrate ajax -zoom into my website (asp.net) for configuring bikes(frames, forks, wheel, etc).
Thank you
Vadim Jacobi 2014-06-18 19:22:18
Hello Hans, stitching is not provided. This is a task of desktop software and there is plenty of it on the web. Zooming to certain coordinates is possible with the API zoomTo (please check the documentation). It is possible to define zoom level with x1, y1 coordinates or x1, y1, x2, y2 coordinates and some other parameters. Next version 4.1.9 will even provide an online utility to ease the setup of defining these values.
Hans 2014-06-18 18:59:55
1) Do you provide stitching of multiple (40 - 50) high res pictures?
2) Then, do you provide zoom at a certain (X,Y) location?
Marsh Jaison 2014-05-27 11:47:06
hi can we do a image rotate
Vadim Jacobi 2014-03-21 15:49:37
Hello Mark! Interesting question. I would say more yes than no. Depending on the layout and functionality of your application a different API set could be used. I would suggest that you contact us directly with more detailed information, thanks.
mwillard 2014-03-20 18:17:01
I am curious if the solution has image draping option. Thanks.
Mark
Kobayashi Online 2014-01-28 17:14:54
We could not be more thrilled with the excellent service and level of commitment demonstrated by Vadim. He provided us with a 3D plugin for a site we were developing, groundradar.com. He even went in so far as to Skype us when we needed technical support. Everyone at Kobayashi would like to give Vadim a big, warm thank you!
Vadim Jacobi 2013-10-16 10:21:32
Max: you might want to take a look at this API: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/index.php?cid=docs#api_zoomSwitchQuick
There is also an option to enable this switching for internal built galleries: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/index.php?cid=docs#gallerySwitchQuick
Max 2013-10-16 04:56:14
It would be great if you had the before-after function. Two photos at the same dimensions and the possibility to switch from one to another while keeping the same position and zoom from the one before - this way all the details of the after image would be more relevant. Let me know if you have this feature and I've missed it.
Thank you and congratulations for a great work!
newwebsitethemes 2013-08-26 08:13:12
Very useful and great zooming effect using jquery and css coding, absolutely design for product gallery, thank you for posting this lists.
Carsten 2013-08-23 20:23:28
We are really looking forward to build it into our Shop System
safyhost 2013-03-28 08:47:42
really like the zoom option is just amazing..thanks..:)
Vadim Jacobi 2013-02-18 22:31:38
Hi People. Thanks for all your suggestions and bug reports. We finally released Ver. 4.0 with clickable hotspot support. Take a look at http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example33.php There is an other example which is worth to take a look at: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example32.php If you have any other suggestions and remarks, do not hesitate to drop us you thoughts.
Vadim Jacobi 2012-09-13 22:01:05
To all of You who was asking about clickable / mouseover etc. hotspots: the next AJAX-ZOOM version 4.0 will definitely support hotspots! At 2D, 360 and 3D modes, at all zoom levels and at fullscreen mode. Basically it is already working on our prototype, we just need to write an API for handling it (the easy but intriguing part). Hopefully this will be the last new feature among many, many others in version 4.0 so we will be able to present it to You shortly.
vik 2012-08-09 07:24:20
how to save the file? Can it be used with java B/e
Subbu Vadali 2012-07-20 20:35:57
We are looking at this tool to integrate with one of our products and certainly require some customization. A couple of such things are: adding annotations, on demand highlighting of text inside the images etc.. Can you please give me details on what would it cost to add these customizations? We are looking at an unlimited .NET version.
Gerhard 2012-05-21 10:33:08
Hey guys.
Great plugin, but is it possible to integrate it in to a site that does not use PHP or ASP.NET?
We're looking at incorporating this in to a few of our e-commerce sites.
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.
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?
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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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How exactly the "360º Produkt tour" works? Need I to upload a sequence of individual images that will be showed as in the exemple? Or a .psd file (or other specific type of file) with the complete sequence of images? Sorry if my question sounds stupid, but I am a photographer and I didn´t understand how it works exactly.
Best regards.
Can you provide a comparing table with some cheaper player or maybe a list of achievements for this player?
can we use 3d zoom with Vb.net,
or can you customized so we can use with our vb.net project
If so, how do you get 5000 images? This would mean that you have also about 70 vertical rows which is way too much I would say. The highest we have is http://www.ajax-zoom.com/examples/example15_vr9.php with 810 images, but it is more an example of what is possible and not how one should do it :-)
Many thanks,
Andrew
Thank you
2) Then, do you provide zoom at a certain (X,Y) location?
Mark
There is also an option to enable this switching for internal built galleries: http://www.ajax-zoom.com/index.php?cid=docs#gallerySwitchQuick
Thank you and congratulations for a great work!
Great plugin, but is it possible to integrate it in to a site that does not use PHP or ASP.NET?
We're looking at incorporating this in to a few of our e-commerce sites.
Can this software cope with these requests ?
Many thanks
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.
I appreciate it!
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.
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.
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!
Thank you.
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
and also how to stop the image from centering when the image is clicked.
thanks
where is the annotation feature please?
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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 :-)
Also will the hotspots be able to: display swf, images, url links, video, html?
Thanks again
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
Thanks
I've been looking at various different programs like yours today and have got myself a little mixed up!
Thanks
http://www.xtc-load.de/2010/08/ajax-zoom-fur-xtcommerce/
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)
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.
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.
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
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
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.
If so... that would be extremely nice and a lot of people will use it.
Is it possible to use image maps (e.g. useMap="#map_info") on the big image?
Is it free to use in open source project?
Thanks!
Doc
very.. very.. wonderfull.. :D
Answer: Take a look at this projects website: php-compiler.net and tell me if it worked. Thank you.
$(window).load(function(){setTimeout(function(){$.fn.axZm();}, 1000);});In case you use drawZoomJsLoad class method you need to adjust it accordingly in axZmH.class.php
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.
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Answer: We did not try it yet, but take a look at this projects website: php-compiler.net Did it help?