Image Annotation plugin updated

Thursday, 2 April 2009

I've updated the jQuery Image Annotation Plugin and moved it over to the Google Code site. Hopefully this will simplify the updating process.

The plugin now has a bug fixed that caused an error when loading an image with no previous annotations, and also has been tested with jQuery 1.3.2 (although there are a few CSS quirks that need to be ironed out).

I have a plan to develop the plugin further, adding support for toggling annotations on and off, plus enabling multiple annotated images on the same page.

5 Comments:

Blogger Hardlick said...

ohh, thanks a lot, for the new version, i test in jquery 1.3.2 and all its perfect!,and i add two buttons for hide and show all notes xD,for On the other hand i hope that you can implement enabling multiple annotated images on the same page, this it's necessary for me, and think for other people, thanks a lot!!!!

2 April 2009 16:41  
Blogger Woody said...

Hi Hardlick, do you mean something like this?

http://cogworks.co.uk/multiple-annotations.html

2 April 2009 16:55  
Blogger Hardlick said...

Oh my God!, yes!!!!, That is what I needed, thanks a lot!, I will try it now

2 April 2009 17:28  
Blogger Hardlick said...

heheh, i view the code in multiple annotation, but is not that i'm looking, in the code you post:
$("#toAnnotate1").annotateImage({
$("#toAnnotate2").annotateImage({
for two images.......but it is static, what happen if i have get from a db 4 images? or 6 images?, this is the problem that i have.......when i have to get multiple images from a database, and want to annotate all for separate.
u understand me?, sorry by my english, i speak spanish.!.....

2 April 2009 17:31  
Blogger Hardlick said...

and.....for example when i save the image in save.php i catch:
$id = $_GET['id'];
where id can be, 1,2,3,4 its depends that in what images i add a note,
the idea is:
foreach ($images as $image)
{
'img id="toAnnotate" src="images/$image[urlImage]" alt="imagen nro 1" width="765" height="900"
}
can be 4 images, its depend of the table.
and for each one "Add Note, edit note, etc" for separate, but in the same page.
I think I better explain.. thanks a lot for your time......

2 April 2009 17:40  

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