How to put a PTGUI 360 photo on website

[E. Andersen]

I know how to put a PTgui 360 photo on a website if it is made with use of CMS Joomla, but my problem is that there is several different CMS systems. Among these are: Magento, wordpress, Drupal, where I don’t know how the prcess is on how to put a 360 degrees photo on them.

Can You in any way help me and tell me how I should do it, if I want to put a PTGui 360 degrees photos on a website build in either CMS Wordpress, CMS Drupal or CMC Magento?

Best regards

Eivind

[PTGui Support]

Hi Eivind,

For Wordpress there's a plugin called PanoPress:
http://www.panopress.org/

I'm not familiar with the other CMSs, other people may be.

A solution may be to upload the output of Publish to Website to a folder
on your web server (you would need ftp access to the public HTML
folder). Then include an IFRAME in the CMS page pointing to the uploaded
.htm file. I assume most CMSs support iframes.

Joost

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[RoyReed]

Pano2VR includes a plugin for Joomla (as well as Drupal and WordPress).

Roy

[Keith]

Don’t forget PTGui is a photographic stitching application. Hosting issues are probably best posted on the relevant forum for that particular CMS system.

What I do is host all of my 360 files on my own web server and link the relevant URL on the customer’s website. All they have to do is use an iFrame to post the tour inline on a webpage, or just show the link and the tour will open in a separate window.