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Posted by Richard on 10/02/96 12:00
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>>>>> kamarajbca@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>>> dear sir,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now I am doing the task that the index page contains
>>>>>> the US
>>>>>> states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that
>>>>>> state map
>>>>>> will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
>>>>>> Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on
>>>>>> the state
>>>>>> map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states
>>>>>> in us
>>>>>> how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Please give me the coding for this in php.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thank You.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> by,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> kamaraj.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.
>>>>
>>>> wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser
>>>> your argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you
>>>> now saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely
>>>> non-scripted counterpart or it's shit.
>>>>
>>>> all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and
>>>> width thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked
>>>> (as submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a
>>>> coordinate boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a
>>>> boundry, we have a known location.
>>>>
>>>> to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the
>>>> map image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side
>>>> links need to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to
>>>> client-side scripting. :)
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>>> Client side image map?
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>> you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
>> submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
>> developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
>> to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.
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> An image map is not scripted.
> Its just... an image with links for certain areas.
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> R.
Exactly,
no PHP or Javascript involved.
:D
R.
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