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Extending the ImageMap HTML Control with AJAX 1.0 Extensions
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by Bilal Haidar
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xdxd
Name:
dxdx
Date:
2012-07-08 8:00:06 PM
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xdxdxd
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feedback
Name:
fegef
Date:
2010-01-11 9:06:18 AM
Comment:
not working, check it properly and in all browsers
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Thanks a Lot Dude
Name:
Johns
Date:
2009-01-25 3:46:50 AM
Comment:
This is what i looking for....greate example man.....thank you very much.....
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Just what I was looking for, but having some issues
Name:
IG
Date:
2008-12-10 5:24:44 AM
Comment:
This is a great example, I am however getting an error:
Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'window.location.hash' is null or not an object.
I am not too clued up with Java, so any guydance would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ian
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Thanks for the example, works great!
Name:
KC
Date:
2008-04-16 9:10:25 AM
Comment:
Thanks for the example. Been looking for something just like this and has really helped! Never thought of using a service.
One comment: Currently, the code only seems to work in IE but a quick change will quickly resolve this...
Might I suggest that you change the very last part of your javascript file to look something like this:
// Register the class
MyServices.Location.registerClass("MyServices.Location");
var myLocation = "blah";
function pageLoad(sender, args) {
// Create a new instance of the class
myLocation = new MyServices.Location("modal", "modalBody", "updateProgress");
// Hide the popup div
myLocation.HidePopupInfo();
}
// Method called by the page controls
// to update the UI with the information
// from the ajax service
function GetAreaInfo(event, args) {
myLocation.ShowPopupinfo(event, args);
}
function HidePopup() {
// Hide the popup div
myLocation.HidePopupInfo();
}
If you notice, I changed "var Location = null;" to "var myLocation = null;". For some reason, the former would cause all non-IE browsers to redirect to whatever location was equal to (even when it was not null.)
Hope this helps and again, great example!
KC
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Why use web services?
Name:
BWG
Date:
2007-08-29 10:30:54 AM
Comment:
Interesting, but why is it necessary to use web services to achieve this?
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This example is working ...
Name:
WebDev
Date:
2007-07-27 6:12:02 AM
Comment:
... only in IE.
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Not working Example
Name:
WebDev
Date:
2007-07-27 6:02:09 AM
Comment:
I've been redirected from Default.aspx to null. Code doesn't work.
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