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Companies have hundreds of thousands of product manuals lying around, and they'd like to show them in a lightweight format that doesn't require you to download the 200mb PDF. However, there are billions of catalogs out there today, and millions more produced each and every day. So why use the format at all? As many others say, normal scrolling is much more web friendly. The effect is only seen while the pages flip automatically after an arrow click. As time went on, the effect got diluted as well - we no longer offer the user the ability to actually drag the corners - usability testing proved that to be bad and cumbersome to use, instead you only get the option to flip the page by click big "Next/Previous" bars next to the catalogs. Since then we, as others, have gone in different directions, usually in the form of offering different addon modules, integration, etc. Sorry.Īs time progressed, the pageflip effect alone didn't really cut it, especially as competition appeared. We didn't have to do any sales beyond that - the effect alone sold it and the catalogs spread like wildfire. They'd go into a coma when they saw you could drag the corners. In the beginning, clients would drop the jaw to the floor when they saw the effect. To start out - I hate the pageflip effect.

I currently work for, and have been since the start of this whole online 3D-pageflip catalog business started back in ~2006. I've e-mailed Emmanuel enquiring about licensing for a commercial project and haven't heard back I've just tweeted him today and will update this issue if I hear back from him.As there are lots of comments lamenting the fact that anyone might actually use this, let me give my perspective. Last month he asked a Twitter user to contact him by e-mail to enquire about licensing (). There are a number of open issues covering licensing, these include:įrom these, it appears the author is no longer supporting the project nor responding to issues or e-mails however he is still active on Twitter (). In this issue - the author states commercial use requires purchasing a license.In this issue - the author states commercial use is ok with an MIT license.

The Github page states version 3 is available under 'a non-commercial BSD license'.

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The version 4 download ZIP contains no licensing information, however it does refer to the 'commercial version' in the API docs contained within.

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The licensing comment on the website () refers to a BSD license and states the project is available on Github, however it also states that the license doesn't cover the version 4 release (the link to the v4 release PDF appears to be broken).

The Download link on the website links to version 4, just above the Github link.

New addPage for creating pages dynamically.ĭoes anyone know the current licensing status of turn.js? Version 4 appears to be freely available on the website, however there are inconsistencies on whether a license applies for commercial use (for either version 3 or version 4): It works in all modern browsers including touch devices. Turn.js is a plugin for jQuery that adds a beautiful transition similar to real pages in a book or magazine. Turn.js 3rd release Make a flip book with HTML5

Redesigned the event sequence to listen to only three eventsįixed issue about the event order turning + turnedįixed issue about appending pages in wrong locations Improved the animation speed for hard pages with CSS3 transitions

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Improved the animation frame generator with requestAnimationFrame Get the turn.js 4th release on What's new in turn.js 4th release?