One thing difficult to do with javascript panorama is the download progress counter. For example, when you try java panoramas - on the bottom of the panorama there is a progress bar saying that 1%, 2%, 3%, ... 10% ... 20% ... 50% ... 99% ... of the image is downloaded.
With javascript that's impossible to do. But, after thinking (hard) about it, i decided to replace the loading.gif image (
) with the "compressed" thumbnail of the panorama. Now you can see how big is the part already downloaded in your local browser's memory:
With javascript that's impossible to do. But, after thinking (hard) about it, i decided to replace the loading.gif image (
) with the "compressed" thumbnail of the panorama. Now you can see how big is the part already downloaded in your local browser's memory:
I tried it with Firefox, Opera, and IE6. Try it here.
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