Martijn C. Vos wrote:
>
> [...]
> Ofcourse if the ImageMap's areas are completely static, you may
> want to keep the shape and coordinates of the links outside the
> Wicket code and only in the html, so I'm kinda wondering if it
> would be possible to keep the map outside Wicket, and simply
> give each area a wicket:id corresponding to a Link in your
> Wicket code.
>
> No idea if that would work (the ImageMap is kinda old and rarely
> used), but that's what I'd try.
> [...]
>
Well, Martijn, I've tried and it actually works... :-) It's a very clean
solution so I'll left a code snippet here just in case someone else needs to
solve the same problem:
In the HTML file:
<div class="image-place">
<!-- img and usemap definition here... -->
<map name="basic-process-500x375">
<area shape="rect" coords="8,136,71,178" href=#
wicket:id="module-01" title="Subprocess 1" />
<area shape="rect" coords="9,3,70,47" href=#
wicket:id="module-02" title="Subprocess 2" />
</map>
<br />
Basic Business Process (BPMN)
</div>
In the Java class:
// Links to the <area> elements of the image map...
add(new PageLink("module-01", Module01.class));
add(new PageLink("module-02", Module02.class));
Thanks for your help,
Cristina
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