Class s7sdk.image.NavigationView
The NavigationView
is an image viewing component that displays a thumbnail image served by
Adobe Image Serving. It provides an alternative mechanism for panning. It also
shows which part of the image is currently zoomed in by means of a highlight rectangle that corresponds
to the currently visible portion of the image.
Every time a user moves the highlight rectangle a notfZoomPan
event is sent that is
typically used by ZoomView
component to pan the image. You can set the currently displayed
highlight rectangle by explicitly calling setViewPort
method.
Customizing Behavior Using Modifiers
Modifiers change NavigationView
default behavior. They are passed to the component by the ParameterManager
instance
specified in the constructor.
The following modifiers are supported:
Modifier | Syntax | Description | Default |
serverurl | isRootPath | The Adobe Image Serving root path. If no domain is specified, the domain from which the page is served is applied instead. Standard URI path resolution applies. | /is/image/ |
asset | image | The Adobe Image Serving catalog/image ID of the image to display. | |
iscommand | value | The Adobe Image Serving command string that is applied to the image when requesting image data. If specified in the URL, all occurrences of '&' and '=' must be HTTP-encoded as %26 and %3D , respectively. | |
resizable | 0|1 | Turn auto-resize logic on and off. When on, the component automatically adjusts its size to match the size of the source image. | 0 |
fmt | jpg|jpeg|png|png-alpha|gif|gif-alpha | Specifies the image format used by the component for loading images from Image Server. The image format is any value supported by Image Server and the client browser. If the image format ends with "-alpha", the component renders images as transparent. For all other image format values the component treats images as opaque. | jpeg |
Defining the Appearance using CSS
You can define the appearance of the NavigationView
component using CSS rules. All Adobe Experience Viewers HTML5 SDK components use class selectors for styling. You can define the appearance of the NavigationView
component using the .s7navigationview
class selector. The styles associated with this class selector are applied to all instances of the FlyoutZoomView
component. You can style particular
instances by prefixing the class rule with the instance #id. For example, styling rules for #myComp.s7navigationiew
are applied only to the particular NavigationView
instance.
The styling of the sub-elements using class selectors like .s7navigationview
for example, must be specified in the form of the descendant class selectors, that is,
they must follow the main class selector separated by a space, such as .s7navigationview .s7highlight
.
For more information on component styling see the Adobe Experience Viewers HTML5 SDK User Guide and the default styles section.
CSS Class | Attribute Selector | Description |
.s7navigationview | (None) | Represents the main body of the NavigationView component. |
.s7highlight | (None) | Represents the navigation highlight box. |
Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
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s7sdk.image.NavigationView(container, settings, compId)
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Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
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addEventListener(type, handler, useCapture)
Adds an event listener to the instance of the
NavigationView component. |
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dispose()
Dispose is the public API for a user to remove itself and all sub-elements from the DOM
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getAsset()
The asset that is currently displayed in the component.
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Returns the current inner height of the component.
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getWidth()
Returns the current inner width of the component.
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resize(w, h)
Resize the NavigationView.
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setAsset(assetName)
Changes the currently active asset.
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setCSS(classname, property, value)
Sets a particular CSS class and property on a component
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setImage(asset)
Deprecated.
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setItem(item)
Sets the current item displayed by the component.
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setModifier(modObj)
Sets 1-N # of modifiers for the component.
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setViewPort(viewPort)
Set the current navigation rectangle.
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Example Code
This example demonstrates how to use the NavigationView component in a simple viewer. In this example a Container object,
a ZoomView object, and a NavigationView object are created. Whenever a user zooms in, zooms out, or pans the image displayed
in the ZoomView object, the NavigationView object updates the highlight rectangle to indicate the currently visible portion
of the overall image. Whenever a user repositions the highlight rectangle in the NavigationView object, the ZoomView object
repositions the image to display the highlighted image area.
The code below does the following:
- The Adobe Experience Viewers HTML5 SDK is linked to the page and the required s7sdk components are included in the document head.
- CSS Styles are defined in the document head to control the appearance of the NavigationView component.
- A ParameterManager object is created to handle component modifiers for the viewer.
- The s7sdk.Util.init() method is called to initialize the SDK.
- An initViewer() function is defined. This function initializes a couple of modifiers (hard coded for example purposes),
then creates the component objects required for this simple example. The initViewer() function also adds event listeners
that designate functions to handle relevant component events (which might be dispatched by the components as a result of
user interactions, changes in a component's state, etc.).
- Handler functions are defined to respond to the component event listeners added in the initViewer() function.
- An event listener is added to the ParameterManager object that designates the initViewer() function as the handler
to call when the Adobe Experience Viewers HTML5 SDK is loaded and ready.
- Finally, the init() method is called on the ParameterManager object to start the viewer.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />
<title>NavigationView Component</title>
<!-- To run this example locally you need to replace this with an absolute SDK path.
For more information check the Adobe Experience Viewers HTML5 SDK User Guide or the examples
included in the package.
-->
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"
src="../js/s7sdk/utils/Utils.js"></script>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
s7sdk.Util.lib.include('s7sdk.image.NavigationView');
s7sdk.Util.lib.include('s7sdk.image.ZoomView');
s7sdk.Util.lib.include('s7sdk.common.Container');
</script>
<style>
html,body {
width:100%;
height:100%;
}
body {
padding:0;
margin:0;
font-size:12px;
background: #FFFFFF;
overflow: hidden;
}
.s7navigationview {
background-color: transparent;
width: 128px;
height: 128px;
border: solid 1px;
border-color: black;
}
.s7navigationview .s7highlight {
border: solid 2px;
border-color: green;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<div id="s7container"></div>
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
var params, container, zoomView, navView;
// Initialize the SDK
s7sdk.Util.init();
// Create ParameterManager instance to handles modifiers
params = new s7sdk.ParameterManager();
// Define the function that initializes the viewer
function initViewer(){
// Set hardcoded modifiers (not required when values are specified on the url)
params.push("serverurl", "https://s7d1.scene7.com/is/image");
params.push("asset", "demo/bedroom.tif");
// Create the Container component object
container = new s7sdk.common.Container(null, params, "s7container");
// Create the ZoomView component object
zoomView = new s7sdk.image.ZoomView(container, params);
zoomView.resize(container.getWidth(),container.getHeight());
// Create the NavigationView component object
navView = new s7sdk.image.NavigationView(container, params);
// Add an event listener for ZoomView asset change events
zoomView.addEventListener(s7sdk.event.AssetEvent.ASSET_CHANGED, onAssetChange, false);
// Add an event listener for ZoomView zoom events
zoomView.addEventListener(s7sdk.event.ZoomRgnEvent.NOTF_ZOOM_NRGN, onZoomChange, true);
// Add an event listener for NavigationView pan events
navView.addEventListener(s7sdk.event.ZoomPanEvent.NOTF_ZOOM_NPAN, onNavChange, true);
}
// Define an event handler function to update the NavigationView when the asset changes
function onAssetChange(event){
if(navView){
navView.setItem(event.s7event.asset);
}
}
// Define an event handler function to update the NavigationView each time the ZoomView
// changes its viewable region
function onZoomChange(event){
navView.setViewPort(event.s7event.zoomRgn);
}
// Define an event handler function to update the ZoomView each time the NavigationView
// highlight changes position
function onNavChange(event){
zoomView.zoomNPan(event.s7event.dx, event.s7event.dy);
}
// The ParameterManager will dispatch SDK_READY when all modifiers have been processed
// and it is safe to initialize the viewer
params.addEventListener(s7sdk.Event.SDK_READY, initViewer, false);
// Now it is safe to process the modifiers, the callbacks have been defined
// this will trigger the SDK_READY event
params.init();
</script>
</body>
</html>
Default styles for NavigationView:
.s7navigationview {
width:128px;
height:128px;
background-color:#FFFFFF;
-webkit-user-select:none;
-moz-user-select:none;
-ms-user-select:none;
user-select:none;
-webkit-tap-highlight-color:rgba(0,0,0,0);
}
.s7navigationview .s7highlight {
border:solid 1px;
color:#ff0000;
}
- Parameters:
- {String|Container} container
- The reference to
Container
instance or the ID of the parent DOM element to which the component is added as a child - {s7sdk.ParameterManager} settings
- A parameter manager instance that represents the desired configuration.
- {String} compId
- An optional parameter that specifies the ID of the components DOM element
NavigationView
component. The handler function
receives a DOM event object of type Event
. The object contains a property s7event
,
which references the associated custom event object, for example ZoomPanEvent
.
The events supported by the component are:
s7sdk.event.ZoomPanEvent.NOTF_ZOOM_NPAN
- Dispatched whenever the user pans the view port. s7sdk.event.ZoomPanEvent- Parameters:
- {String} type
- Event name, for example
s7sdk.event.ZoomPanEvent.NOTF_ZOOM_NPAN
. - {Function} handler
- Function to be called when the event gets dispatched.
- {Boolean} useCapture
- Register capture phase.
- Returns:
- {Number} the inner height of the component, in pixels.
- Returns:
- {Number} the inner width of the component, in pixels.
- Parameters:
- {Number} w
- Width in pixels.
- {Number} h
- Height in pixels.
SWAP
tracking event that is managed by the TrackingManager
component. Preferred way of changing the displayed image though is by simply calling
setItem()
API.
- Parameters:
- {String} assetName
- The catalog ID of the asset/set.
- Parameters:
- {String} classname
- The CSS classname to use for this style. i.e. .s7navigationview
- {String} property
- The CSS property that is being set. i.e. background-color
- {String} value
- The CSS property value being set. i.e. #FF0000
setItem()
or setAsset()
API.
- Parameters:
- {String} asset
- Dynamic Media Classic asset or image identifier.
ItemDesc
.
- Parameters:
- item
- {s7sdk.ItemDesc} The set item to select.
- See:
- s7sdk.ItemDesc
- Parameters:
- {Object} modObj
- A simple JSON object with name:value pairs of valid modifiers for a particular component
- Parameters:
- {Rectangle} viewPort
- The area around which to draw the highlight frame.