#: locale=en ## Media ### Floorplan ### Image imlevel_2D836E60_31CE_4294_41B0_C36AB29316F0.url = media/map_06E72B80_0F36_41F1_4194_43A4A7252EA4_en_0.png imlevel_2D837E60_31CE_4294_41A9_CCB82E64B474.url = media/map_06E72B80_0F36_41F1_4194_43A4A7252EA4_en_1.png imlevel_2D831E61_31CE_4294_4167_60492D9E86F0.url = media/map_06E72B80_0F36_41F1_4194_43A4A7252EA4_en_2.png imlevel_2D833E61_31CE_4294_418A_C9ADD2BA41D8.url = media/map_06E72B80_0F36_41F1_4194_43A4A7252EA4_en_3.png ### Title panorama_093D4CAD_0FD2_C72D_41AB_BDFE2BBE7307.label = Miami panorama_A741AFE3_9E88_5677_41D4_45939A7FED5A.label = NewYork panorama_09EC9D33_0FD2_4135_41A6_15760B57252A.label = SanFrancisco map_06E72B80_0F36_41F1_4194_43A4A7252EA4.label = map ## Skin ### Button Button_36DB8380_0F3E_41BF_418F_7683CB83E958.label = Miami Button_36DB8380_0F3E_41BF_418F_7683CB83E958_mobile.label = Miami Button_387E9821_0F32_CEC1_418D_9D9E637F1B3E_mobile.label = New York Button_387E9821_0F32_CEC1_418D_9D9E637F1B3E.label = New York Button_18B4EA1E_7F92_C993_41A5_D2E9A5A412C8.label = OK Button_18B4EA1E_7F92_C993_41A5_D2E9A5A412C8_mobile.label = OK Button_3032BD26_0F52_46D8_41A3_908ED002BC1C.label = Reset Button_3032BD26_0F52_46D8_41A3_908ED002BC1C_mobile.label = Reset Button_384F3D21_0F3E_C6FE_41A7_D296731ECA28_mobile.label = San Francisco Button_384F3D21_0F3E_C6FE_41A7_D296731ECA28.label = San Francisco ### Multiline Text HTMLText_25341463_7F92_B9B6_41D3_D34D65E7CC25_mobile.html =
This sample demonstrates the ability to indicate that a panorama was "visited" by dynamically changing floorplan hotspots.


In this sample there are 3 panoramas, one each for the cities of New York, Miami, and San Francisco. The application starts in New York and you will notice the marker on the floorplan/map is "blue" to indicate it corresponds to the active/visible panorama. Markers that are "red" indicate the panorama has not been visited. Markers that are "green" indicate the panorama has been visited.


As you navigate from one panorama to another (either using the labeled buttons or the floorplan hotspots), notice the hotspots/markers "change colors" to appropriately indicate the visited state. To reset the state as if nothing was visited, click the "Reset" button.


HTMLText_25341463_7F92_B9B6_41D3_D34D65E7CC25.html =
This sample demonstrates the ability to indicate that a panorama was "visited" by dynamically changing floorplan hotspots.


In this sample there are 3 panoramas, one each for the cities of New York, Miami, and San Francisco. The application starts in New York and you will notice the marker on the floorplan/map is "blue" to indicate it corresponds to the active/visible panorama. Markers that are "red" indicate the panorama has not been visited. Markers that are "green" indicate the panorama has been visited.


As you navigate from one panorama to another (either using the labeled buttons or the floorplan hotspots), notice the hotspots/markers "change colors" to appropriately indicate the visited state. To reset the state as if nothing was visited, click the "Reset" button.
HTMLText_A585E626_9E98_29F1_4197_E5FE58714ED5_mobile.html =
## Tour ### Description ### Title tour.name = Sample