I tried giving the image map a name ("map") as so:
<a href="info.html" name="map"> <img data="map.png" style="border: 2px solid" ismap="true" type="image/png"> </a>
I renamed the request-param to get map properties like so:
<map:call function="info"> <map:parameter name="x" value="{request-param:map.x}"/> <map:parameter name="y" value="{request-param:map.y}"/> </map:call>
I still have the same problems :( I may just make an XSP page to process the query string and then redirect to a URL with the coordinates explicitly specified as x and y.
Joel
Upayavira wrote:
Good. I cannot imagine it working without a name on the image map.
(I'm away from my cocoon install currently so I'm working from memory here.)
I did as David said, except that currently my image is unnamed. It is just an img
element:
<img src="pic.png" ismap=true action="info.html"/>
as I recall.
When I examine the XML returned by the RequestGenerator, it has all the headers
etc. and then the parameters. The relevent part looked like:
<h:parameter name="12,23"> <h:value/> </h:parameter>
Tomorrow I will try giving the image element a name and report back.
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