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Subject: Variable Question in HTML
Category: Computers > Programming
Asked by: tenshe-ga
List Price: $5.50
Posted: 10 Mar 2005 10:56 PST
Expires: 25 Mar 2005 16:57 PST
Question ID: 491682
What i am wanting to do is alow people to click on part of a picture
(image map) and link them to another page that has an IFRAME on it and
the starting defult picture is the part of the picture that they
clicked on.  For exsample at
http://www.tenshe.com/surewood/prodcabinets.htm this page you can see
one of the image maps i want to use but i want to make it so if the
use clicks on any of the sub pictures it will go to the next page just
like it does now but it will pull up first the image that they clicked
on.

Clarification of Question by tenshe-ga on 10 Mar 2005 16:46 PST
Ok currently anywhere on the image that you click takes you too the
next page with image 1 in the IFRAME

i want to image map it so that any part of the image that is clicked
on would cause that picture to come up on the IFRAME on the next page
insteed of only picture 1.
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Subject: Re: Variable Question in HTML
From: eliteskillsdotcom-ga on 10 Mar 2005 13:53 PST
 
The question was really hard to follow. Could you try to explain it
step by step in a different way? + What is it doing know vs what you
want it to do.

I'd suggest not having black text on a dark brown background too.
Subject: Re: Variable Question in HTML
From: eliteskillsdotcom-ga on 13 Mar 2005 10:54 PST
 
Try neopaint or another free image editor. Even MS-Paint may
work(start->run->"mspaint"). Crop each image as individuals and save
them. Then just manually link each image to its designated page.

If you use php, it's easier to link by query string.
http://www.tenshe .com/surewood/prodcabinetst.php?img="whatever.gif"

then
<?
$img=$_GET["img"];
echo '<img src="$img">';
?>
where the image is supposed to be.
Subject: Re: Variable Question in HTML
From: ullfindsmit-ga on 18 Mar 2005 22:22 PST
 
if you are a programmer you just might break the entire image int o
grids and map each grid with a tag that you can call from the other
frame.
in that case the map would shift.

If you are not a programmer,
Try using Macromedia Fireworks MX 2004 (Download a 30 day evaluation
version). Slice the big image into smaller images, it automatically
saves the big image into smaller sizes and also follows a naming
convention that you might be able to use.

As Alwayz
-Smit

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