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Hello! I am interested in the product, but want to make sure it meets my needs. Essentially, I need the magnifying effects to showcase certain areas of screen shots, then I want to save the resulting screen shot with the magnified effect. Will this easily accomplish these tasks without any technical programming? I’ve explored the option of photoshop and layered PSD files, but this is too involved for me and I need a simpler solution. Your product appears to be exactly what I am looking for. Please let me know. Thanks.
Your request should be able to do with this JavaScript. After installation and set-up, open your page with a browser (If your browser (such as chrome) open the local file is invalid, please upload your files into a website first), and adjust your lens position with your mouse, and then use the “Print Screen” to save screenshots, and finally with image editing software (for example: Photoshop) crop the image to get what you need part.
Thanks for your prompt response and suggestions. And one more question….how exactly are the desired images or screen shots placed on the web page that I will magnify with the lens? Thanks again.
- Copy folder ”/magnifyglassfi” to your work directory .
- Including the 2 required javascript files.
- Specifying the html tags of the plugin.
- Instantiating a javascript call with any optional parameters.
Detailed steps in the help documentation,
Any idea if and how this can be integrated into Prestashop
I have not studied PrestaShop, but if PrestaShop can add javascript code, this can be integrated into PrestaShop.
Using ipad. The magnifier is “jumpy”. Can it be smooth similar to this wordpress version: (http://stopdesign.cn/codecanyon/image-magnify/ )
You can see and feel the difference on a mobile device…
Thank you for your suggestion. I’ve done some optimization for ipad and other mobile devices, has been uploaded waiting for approval.
Can we go to your site on iPad now to test?
https://0.s3.envato.com/files/109430357/index.html
tested it. Still a little jumpy… Maybe you can adjust the speed of the “follow” when we move the magnifier .
try this in comparison and you will see what I mean.
If you need more speed in a mobile device with the blur/gray effect, you should be prepared two images, the first image with the blur/gray effect directly on the page, and use “expandedImageURL” parameter points to the second image (the image inside the magnifying glass)
Such as:
...
img id=”mgficontainer” src=”blurimagefilename.png”
...
<script type=”text/javascript”>
...
jQuery(”#mgficontainer “).magnifyglassfi
({
...
expandedImageURL:”secondfilename.png”
});
...
</script>
Can two images be used or are the differences always image effects? Sorry if the answer is posted somewhere obvious and I missed it!
Yes, two images with different effects can be used on the same page.
Thanks for your assistance with my previous e-mail. It is much appreciated!
How does this work on an iPad?
Yes, it work, but the reaction speed is a bit slow on an ipad
I have used several plugins, none of them worked as my jquery is a bit older (1.4.1) also I am trying to zoom within a jquery dialog and rotating images as well. After rotating, most of the zoom plugins fail as well.
I like yout plugin, but will you be able to help on an hourly basis? Thanks
This plug-in can not work in jquery1.4, so I’m afraid that I can’t help you. Very sorry.