On Feb 20, 2007, at 4:02 PM, John ORourke wrote:
I'm sure you're aware of the accessibility implications of server-
side image maps and you have a valid reason for using these
travesties of useability, so...
yep :)
I'd recommend just running the unparsed URI past a regex - like
good idea. i was just using a series of splits.
If you think about it, any Apache:: module that processes image
maps would only be doing that anyway, and the HTML spec for it
isn't going to change except possibly to deprecate it.
its not recommended, but not deprecated. i figured there might be a
special command for whatever routine.
On Feb 20, 2007, at 4:03 PM, Robert Landrum wrote:
You can make it a form and us it as a submit. Then it sends the x
and y coords as name.x=10&name.y=20.
i wish :/
if i could use forms , etc, i would be using js and xmlhttprequest etc
this is a fallback strategy - i just need to get where on an image
someone clicked - and i can only use a & img tags.
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