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imgNotes

imgNotes is an extension of the jQuery imgViewer plugin that adds markers and notes to an image that can be zoomed in and out with the mousewheel and panned around by click and drag. Try out the demo.

The widget has an edit and a view mode controlled by an option flag (canEdit).

In edit mode (canEdit: true) the default action associated with clicking on the image is to insert a marker and open a dialog with a textarea to enter a note. The "Delete" button on this dialog deletes the marker and note. Callbacks are provided for developers to override the default marker and the note editor.

In view mode (canEdit: false) markers cannot be changed. By default, clicking on a marker displays the associated note in a dialog window. This default action can be overriden by a callback option.

Methods are provided to import and export notes from and to a javascript array.

Dependencies

The plugin is known to work with the configuration described below:

Usage

Include either the development version or minified production version of the JS file located in the dist folder and associated dependencies into your web page:

<head>
	...
	<script src="jquery.js"></script>
	<script src="jquery-ui.js"></script>
	<script src="jquery.fs.zoetrope.min.js"></script>
	<script src="toe.min.js"></script>
	<script src="jquery.mousewheel.min.js"></script>
	<script src="imgViewer.min.js"></script>
	<script src="imgNotes.min.js"></script>
	...
</head>

Put an image element and a javascript block to attach the plugin to the image in the web page body:

<body>
	...
	<img  id="image1" src="test.jpg" width="50%" />              
	...
	<script>
		(function($) {
			$("#image1").imgNotes({canEdit: true});
		})(JQuery);
	</script>
	...
</body>

Options

###canEdit

  • Controls if notes can be added and edited
  • Default: false
  • Example - to put the widget into edit mode:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "canEdit", true);

###vAll

  • Controls the vertical positioning of the marker relative to the marker location. The change only affects markers subsequently inserted
  • Valid Values: top, middle or bottom
  • Default: middle
  • Example - to put the bottom of the marker element at the note location:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "vAll", "bottom");

###hAll

  • Controls the horizontal positioning of the marker relative to the marker location. The change only affects markers subsequently inserted
  • Valid Values: left, middle or right
  • Default: middle
  • Example - to put the left side of the marker element at the note location:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "hAll", "left");

###zoomStep

  • How much the zoom changes for each mousewheel click - must be a positive number
  • Default: 0.1
  • Example:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "zoomStep", 0.05);

###zoom

  • Get/Set the current zoom level of the image - must be >= 1
  • Default: 1 (ie the entire image is visible)
  • Example - to display the image magnified 3x:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "zoom", 3);

###zoomable

  • Controls if image will be zoomable
  • Default: true
  • Example - to disble image zooming:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "zoomable", false);

###onAdd

  • Callback triggered when a marker/note is added to the widget to allow developers to define their own markers. This will happen when notes are imported using the "import" method and when the user clicks on the widget in edit mode. Within the callback "this" refers to the imgNotes widget.
  • Default: Inserts a numbered inverted black teardrop image aligned to point at the insertion point
  • Callback Arguments: none
  • Callback Returns: the new marker element
  • Example:
$("#image1").imgNotes("option", "onAdd", function() {
	this.options.vAll = "bottom";
	this.options.hAll = "middle";
	return  $(document.createElement('span')).addClass("marker black").html(this.noteCount);
});

###onEdit

  • Callback triggered by a mouseclick on the image, to insert a new marker/note, or on an exisitng marker to edit the note when the widget is in edit mode (canEdit: true). Please use the default implementation as a guide to implement a custom interface.
  • Default: Open a dialog box with a simple textarea to add/edit the note
  • Callback Arguments:
    • ev: the click event
    • elem: the marker DOM element

###onShow

  • Callback triggered by a mouseclick on an existing marker when the widget is in view mode (canEdit: false). Please use the default implementation as a guide to implement a custom interface.
  • Default: Open a dialog box to show the note
  • Callback Arguments:
    • ev: the click event
    • elem: the marker DOM element

###onUpdateMarker

  • Callback triggered when a marker is redrawn. Within the callback "this" refers to the imgNotes widget.
  • Default: Display the marker at its original size on the image positioned according to the vAll and hAll alignment options
  • Callback Arguments:
    • elem: the marker DOM element
  • Example
$("#image").imgNotes({
        onUpdateMarker: function(elem) {
        	var $elem = $(elem);
			var $img = $(this.img);
			var pos = $img.imgViewer("imgToView", $elem.data("relx"), $elem.data("rely"));
			var zoom = $img.imgViewer("option", "zoom");
			if (pos) {
				$elem.css({
					left: (pos.x - $elem.data("xOffset")),
					top: (pos.y - $elem.data("yOffset")),
					position: "absolute",
					transform: "scale(" + zoom + "," + zoom + ")"
				});
			}
		}
});

###onUpdate

  • Callback triggered when the view is redrawn. Within the callback "this" refers to the imgNotes widget.
  • Default: Display the markers by calling onUpdateMarker for each note
  • Example
$("#image").imgNotes({
        onUpdate: function() {
				var self = this;
				$.each(this.notes, function() {
					self.options.onUpdateMarker.call(self, this);
				});
			}
});

Public Methods

###addNote

  • Add a note to the image.
    • Triggers the "onAdd" callback to insert the markup for the marker
    • Stores the note location and text into the marker element
    • Binds the click event of the marker element to trigger the onShow or onEdit callbacks dependant on the canEdit option.
  • Arguments:
    • relx: relative x image coordinate for the marker
    • rely: relative y image coordinate for the marker
    • note: the note text which can include html
  • Returns the marker element
  • Example
elem = $("#image1").imgNotes("addNote", 0.4,0.3,"Note <b>Text</b>");

###count

  • Get the number of notes in the widget
  • Arguments: none
  • Returns: the number of notes in the widget
  • Example
count = $("#image1").imgNotes("count");

###clear

  • Delete all the notes from the widget
  • Arguments: none
  • Returns: the widget object for chainability
  • Example
$("#image1").imgNotes("clear");

###destroy

  • Delete all the notes and removes the widget
  • Arguments: none
  • Returns: nothing
  • Example
$("#image1").imgNotes("destroy");

###import

  • Add notes from a javascript array to the widget
  • Arguments - a javascript array of note objects:
    [
     {
    	x: relative x image coordinate,
    	y: relative y image coordinate,
    	note: the note text
     },...
    ]
  • Returns: the widget object for chainability
  • Example
$("#image1").imgNotes("import", [ {x: "0.5", y:"0.5", note:"AFL Grand Final Trophy"}, 
								      {x: "0.322", y:"0.269", note: "Brisbane Lions Flag"},
								      {x: "0.824", y: "0.593", note: "Fluffy microphone"}]);

###export

  • Export notes in the widget to a javascript array
  • Arguments: none
  • Returns - a javascript array of note objects:
    [{  x: relative x image coordinate,
    	y: relative y image coordinate,
    	note: the note text },
     ...
    ]
  • Example:
notes = $("#image1").imgNotes("export");

###panTo

  • Pan the view to be centred at the given relative image coordinates
  • Arguments: relx: relative x image coordinate rely: relative y image coordinate
  • Returns a javascript object with the relative image coordinates of the view centre after snapping the edges of the zoomed image to the view boundaries.
	{ 
        x: view center relative x image coordinate, 
        y: view center relative y image coordinate
    }
  • Returns null if the relative image coordinates are not >=0 and <=1 and the view is not changed.
  • Example:
$("#image1").imgNotes("panTo", 0.5,0.0);

License

This plugin is provided under the MIT License. Copyright (c) 2013 Wayne Mogg.

Release History

0.6

  • First release

0.7.1

  • Update to work with imgViewer 0.7.1
  • Add zoomable option to disable zooming
  • Updated Grunfile.js to include tests against latest version (2.1.0) of jQuery.

0.7.2

  • Bump version number for bug fix in imgViewer

0.7.3

  • Add onUpdateMarker callback
  • Add example with custom onUpdateMarker
  • Fix so that zoom option value reflects zoom of underlying imgViewer

0.7.4

  • Simplify signature for onUpdateMarker callback
  • Fix call of onUpdateMarker in addNote method - fixes bug with markers not displayed on first load
  • Add panTo method
  • Add printing example
  • Add jQuery Mobile example

0.7.5

  • Add onUpdate callback
  • Add onUpdate callback example that links the markers with a line
  • Fix bug affecting display of newly inserted markers and position of edit dialog

0.7.6

  • turn events off before removing note markers - for better performance

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