Long Range Wireless Technology

The postback raises the ImageMap controls Click event. In Code view, copy the coordinates of your hotspot. Drag the image onto the page in Design view. Select your Hotspot in the Members area. For detailed information about responding to user clicks in an ImageMap control, see How to Respond to User Clicks in ImageMap Web Server Controls in the MSDN library.. Click the three dot button beside the Hotspot property to open the HotSpot Collection Editor dialog box.

The postback raises the ImageMap controls Click event. Each hot spots can be configured as hyperlink that goes to URL that you provide for that hot spot. Select your Hotspot in the Members area. For detailed information about responding to user clicks in an ImageMap control, see How to Respond to User Clicks in ImageMap Web Server Controls in the MSDN library.. For details, see Add or modify hotspot. Click the three dot button beside the Hotspot property to open the HotSpot Collection Editor dialog box. Paste the coordinate values in the appropriate property slots in the Properties area.

If the Pictures toolbar is not open, open it by clicking Toolbars on the View menu, then clicking Pictures. Drag the image onto the page in Design view. The postback raises the ImageMap controls Click event. Select your Hotspot in the Members area. Alternatively, you can configure the control to perform postback when user clicks hot spot on an ImageMap control. In the event handler, you can read the unique value that you assign to each hot spot. In Code view, copy the coordinates of your hotspot.