alias
msg:4195808 | 10:06 pm on Sep 2, 2010 (gmt 0) |
For selecting the associated item in a dropdown -- it's a fairly simple logic, you only need to find a way to identify what you clicked and bind it to the select option.
As for the hover notification, it's a bit more complex. I managed to do it using a script that parses the image map and creates a canvas for firefox and webkit based browsers, and vml for IE. After that it's only a matter of adding the hover behavior.
Please reply jere if you need more guidance and a more specific example, I'll try and compile a sample usable code, that will hopefully explain you how it works.
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Shado
msg:4195935 | 6:16 am on Sep 3, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Hi Alias - Thank you so much for your reply. I have been able to insert the hover effect using splicing but have realised that I'll have to find another way as the web page is 100% width and the image in positioned absolute so as you can image when testing in different browser sizes the the map does not move with the rest of the layout.
So I would appreciate any examples and tutorials you can send me why.
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Shado
msg:4195937 | 6:38 am on Sep 3, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I have uploaded my map code so you can see the image I'm using.
[shadipity.co.za ]
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