Web Export help

TaffGoch

arqpadao, all,

I haven't played with it personally, but I do know that you can get it to display in a Google Blogspot entry. Here's an example:

'Ropes and Poles' blogspot

If you right-click on the image, and select properties, you'll see that the author posted his files on a 'googlepages' website, which he can link to from his blog.

I hope the above example can give you the hints you need to work out how to add to your blogspot page.

Regards,
Taff

Gaieus

Yes, true. And it is actually embedded n an iFrame like this:

<iframe src="http://peterleroux.googlepages.com/2barrelcamel_index.html" width="360" frameborder="0" height="360"></iframe>

You can easily do this by editing the html code of your blog post. (The width and height should be the same as those of the images in pixels)

gashtan

@chris fullmer said:

Ahh, I am also using vista and it wouldn't write to that directory. But once I changed the directory it worked fine. When you are running web exporter there is a button for "Change Location" So click on that and you will be able to give another location to save the files to.

Chris

Thanks, but that's a problem, I can change directory but ONLY in disk, I cant see other disks. So thats does not solve my problem.

Chris Fullmer

oh wow, I see that now. I too am unable to save it to another drive. But I didn't need to. Did you try saving to someplace outside the programfiles(x86) folder? Seems like you chould be able to save it to your personal floder in c:\users\gashtan\documents\

That is where I saved mine succesfully (well, actually I put them in a subfolder on my desktop, but its more or less the same path). Try that,

Chris

gashtan

you are right, thats working :smile:, thanks a lot...
but anyway, I hope, in final version it wouldn`t be so big problem

arqpadao

Chris,
thank you for your attention and the offer of space on the server, I have some difficulty understanding the language of html, is not ground me. I have all generated files, images and html file. Me seems that the web export is an interesting proposal, but the end is not very friendly.

Taffgoch,
Checked your tip on properties and I will try.

Thank you to all the comments, always somehow be of help, showing a light on the horizon.

Chris Fullmer

Where did you want to post the file arcqpadao? Do you have a blog on weblog? or where were you thinking to put it? Gaeius gave the code that you would use if you wanted to put it on a blog. You would just have to change the location that is listed in his code. But we could help you get the right location inserted if you let us know where you want to try to put it.

Chris

arqpadao

Hello Chris -
I have a Blog - http://arqpadao.blogspot.com -
I already have the images generated as well as html - \ SketchUp 6 \ Plugins \ swivelButtonPlugin \ results \ Cooktop \ model_index.html not only that I have idea of how to put it on Blog. I want a step by step, how to do it.
Thank you

Iglesias

Hello Fernando,
I am using the web exporter , you can see some images in my blog.
http://traslacuesta.blogspot.com/.

It is quite difficult to me explaining something in English. But I´ll try it.
When you activate the plugin in SketchUp, appears a screen to capture the first box you can put the pixels, maximum 600, below this " take shots every 40, 30, 20, 10 or 5 degrees, Just below there is another box where you can change the folder where the shots and the html file are saved. You are able to make a new folder. once the shots and the html file are saved, I upload them to a web page of Google pages, that I made for this task. When all the files are uploaded to that page, I select the html file an copy the link to put into this code.

arqpadao

Iglesias
Meu problema é justamente não conseguir colocar o arquivo html no blogspot, já tentei várias vezes e não estou conseguindo, obrigado. Tentei traduzir para o espenhol, mas ficou muito ruim. Espero que entendas um pouco de português.
abraços