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Re: Image Maps
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Mon, 6 Sep 1999 03:38:48 GMT
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"Linc Smith" <ldsmith@pfc.forestry.ca> writes:
> From what I understand a Client side processing requires
> the browser to interpret the image map (are there browsers still
> around that don't do this?).
Correct. I think Netscape 1.1 or maybe 2.0 already supported client-side
maps.
> The server side processing uses a script on the server somewhere.
Correct again. I don't think it's really necessary to do this. It
doesn't work as nicely as client-side maps either, because instead of
seeing a URL in the status bar when you roll over the image with the
mouse, you see pixel coordinates.
> I made a client side image map,
> and I seemed to have produced HTML code... of which I cut out the
> bit I wanted
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> <IMG SRC="cover_lable.gif" ALT="" USEMAP="#cover_lable"></A>
> <MAP NAME="cover_lable">
> <AREA SHAPE=RECT COORDS="97,113,286,136" HREF=mailto:linc@bulkley.net
> ALT=""></AREA>
> </MAP>
That's all you need. To turn off the border, add BORDER=0 to the <IMG>
tag.
--Bram
Bram Lambrecht / o o \ BramL@juno.com
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