Image Maps. 2 What it Does n Different parts of the image activate different hyperlinks.

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Image Maps

2 What it Does n Different parts of the image activate different hyperlinks

Image Maps3 Server-Side Image Maps n Image displayed by client n Program runs on server –Client browser sends program the (x,y) coordinates of the mouse click –Program refers to map file which corresponds regions to URLs and invokes appropriate one

Image Maps4 Server-Side Image Maps n Program runs on server –Disadvantages n Cannot test page without server running n Slow n When you move mouse over hyperlink, you don't see the URL since the web browser doesn't know it; you see URL of the map program itself and an (x,y) coordinate

Image Maps5 Client-Side Image Maps n No program which runs on server n All processing occurs in browser n Supported by very few browsers

Image Maps6 Creating Server-Side Image Maps n Map file –Statements n default URL n circle URL x,y radius (radius in pixels) n rect URL x,y x,y n poly URL x1,y1 x2,y2 … xn,yn n point URL x,y – –Upper lefthand corner is (0,0)

Image Maps7 Creating Server-Side Image Maps n Map file –If cursor not in region, than nearest point is used, if there are any –Can have overlapping regions n First statement in map file which covers point is used –If default is used, then you shouldn't have any points

Image Maps8 Creating Server-Side Image Maps n In your HTML page, include the following,

Image Maps9 Creating Server-Side Image Maps n If you don't have an image editor to get coordinates, create the following HTML page <html><head><title>Coordinates</title></head><body>

Image Maps10 Creating Client-Side Image Maps n All information is part of HTML document n … n … coordinates and links </map>

Image Maps11 Creating Client-Side Image Maps n -tag – – –<area shape="rect" coords="x1,y1,x2,y2" href="file.html"> –<area shape="circle" coords="x,y,radius" href="file.html">

Image Maps12 Creating Client-Side Image Maps n Can use target=window_name for frames </map>

Image Maps13 Creating Client-Side Image Maps n Can use both types of image maps\ </a> –Install myimage.map on server –Include … somewhere on page –Client-side tried first, else does server-side