This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. See the module in action in our jewel beetle high-resolution gallery.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. For really large imports/images it is also possible to generate the tiles as we are preparing the source data for import using ETL systems like Pentaho Data Integration. It is fully compatible with the way we import our collection databases into our public web sites using Drupal's Migrate and Feeds API modules. This approach also works well with how we are building many of our sites today.
If we were to move to a different solution we can turn off the one module and we are left with a regular Drupal site with all the content intact (ready for a Drupal 6 to 8 migration). Using the Zoomify Drupal module we are adding an automated server side tiling service on top of a completely standard filefield/imagefield, if in the future we need to rebuild all the imagetiles we can generate them in bulk with the help of widely used Drupal modules like Views Bulk Operations. We also have to recalculate this when it enters fullscreen by using the "enterFullscreen" callback. We are using a short delay in the enter fullscreen callbacks as we found that without it, leaflet was getting incorrect dimensions for the map container and the image. We use Zoomify Leaflet's _getBestFitZoom function to try and fit the image to the map container.
#Easy reports zoomify code#
The relevant code here starts on line 53, the code above deals with the RoyalSlider implementation. The next step is to include the javascript that will create the leaflet map and load the images into a tile layer. We've hard coded the imagecache preset at the moment but we will look to generalize this in the future. This function is fairly straightforward, it creates an element that leaflet will turn into a map using the data we provide it using the "data-zoomifyleaflet" attribute. There is also a formatter for outputing a multivalued imagefield as a slideshow using RoyalSlider but we will be focusing on the single image formatter "theme_wam_zoomify_leaflet_formatter_zoomify_leaflet_single". Leaflet Fullscreen plugin that provides a fullscreen button for maps.įirst we create a Field formatter based off of the Zoomify Imagefield sub module.Leaflet Zoomify a leaflet plugin that allows you to load in Zoomify tile layers.
#Easy reports zoomify plus#
We chose the Zoomify module to generate image tiles on the server, and Leaflet plus the Leaflet Zoomify plugin to provide the viewer. We wanted the solution to rely on well used standard modules and in particular a CCK image field for file storage. Recently we've needed to display large high-resolution imagery for some of our collections, in doing so we wanted a solution that would not only be simple for our curators to use but also manageable for our digital team. Guest blog by Andrew Rowe, Digital Services Developer. Morgan Strong's blog | Created 9 years ago
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