Get image map visible to user without mouseover

If I insert an image map, the user sees a hot spot image map when the mouse is over the image map. I want the user to see where there are hot spots before they move the mouse.
Is there a way to get this functionality without having another image overlay the image map? Perhaps I can use something other than image maps?
Peter

Use a graphics tool such as RoboScreen Capture to add a coloured border around the area.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
@petergrainge

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Hi All,
I 've a portal user which is mapped to back end user by system in the portal.
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Hello everyone,
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Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
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Let me explain what the pink area is. Like the first image that contains two white boxes, the pink area (as you call it) is a new image (containing four pink areas or boxes having an area id denoted to each) that imgDiv occupies after the 'click' event occurs.
Yep, i gathered that from seeing it work on firefox...
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well... I can reach them, but only via the blue space.
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except in webkit for safari 2, where thered bpx content sticks at whatever it was when the first image was clicked, unless mouse is moved to the 'all area', and then it sticks on imgdiv.
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Getting image stored in database !!

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I haven't well understand how well as to use the enum struc in which yu declared the composed <Image,String> type ^^
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In any real application, it's a mistake to mix your presentation (user interface) code with your persistance (database access) code.
Why? You want maintainability, flexibility, and testability.
Maintainability:
Suppose you want to change the structure of your database. E.g. the database admin (which may be you, or someone else) determines that the database design you have is inefficient and needs to be changed. If your database code is scattered over the whole application, mixed in among your user interface code, tracking down what needs to be changed will be a nightmare. If all your database code is in a single class, or perhaps a set of classes in a single package, then the updates are localized and much easier to manage. Furthermore, you can build the new database access code on its own, test it out, and then when you are sure it works just switch your user interface code to use the new persistance layer instead of the old one. The same applies if you decide you're going to use a completely different technology to store the data; perhaps you want to use something like Hibernate instead of plain JDBC, or maybe you decide you want to make the data accessibile via a web service.
Flexibility:
What if you (or, more likely, your manager) decides they're going to change to a new user interface technology. Maybe they decide to switch to a web application (i.e. HTML-based) instead of a desktop application. You obviously need to rewrite the user interface code, but you should be able to keep all the database access code you've written. If your database access code is all jumbled up with the user interface code you're replacing, it's going to be way harder to reuse that code. If the two are separated out, you just build a new user interface in whatever new technology you're using, and access the same class(es) you used for your database access without touching them.
Testability:
This whole thread is actually a demo of how testability is much harder if you don't properly separate your code. You posted "getting image stored in database", thinking that was your problem. It wasn't; your problem was actually an error in the way you'd set up your JavaFX code. Because the two were completely mixed together, it was hard to know where the error was. The error you had was actually a really simple one; it would have been much easier to see if you had simpler, properly separated code; but because you didn't organize your code like that it took you days to figure out the problem. This was only a couple of dozen lines of code; imagine how this looks in a real application with hundreds or thousands of classes.
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These are real concerns that affect every application that goes into production.
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Hi
experts
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Hi,
If u2018ABAP-classu2019 and u2018XSL(ABAP ENGINE)u2019 does not appear under the u2018Mapping Program Typeu2019 in Interface Mapping, one has to make an additional entry in the Exchange Profile.
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2)Choose IntegrationBuilder ->IntegrationBuilder.Repository -> com.sap.aii.repository.mapping.additionaltypes
Add: R3_ABAP|Abap-class;R3_XSLT|XSL (ABAP Engine)
To check whether the data has been successfully read from the exchange profile:
1- Open http://<host>:<port>/rep/support/admin/index.html
2- Choose Administration of Properties -> All Properties
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Get image file name

Hi ALL,
I want all image file naming like a caption in my source document. Source document contains more than 100 images.
But i got a script through the forum and tuned for my script. Still, the file naming comes for the Ist page image only.
From second page onwards the file naming not comes like a caption.
Trying script:
//To Get image file name
var tgt = app.activeDocument.rectangles;
for (i=0;i<tgt.length;i++){
    myCaption = app.activeDocument.textFrames.add();
    myCaption.textFramePreferences.verticalJustification = VerticalJustification.TOP_ALIGN
    myCaption.contents = tgt[i].graphics[0].itemLink.name
    myCaption.paragraphs[0].justification = Justification.CENTER_ALIGN;
    bnds = tgt[i].visibleBounds;
    myCaption.visibleBounds =
        [bnds[2]+12, bnds[1], bnds[2]+4,bnds[3]];
        //[bnds[0]-6, bnds[1], bnds[0]-1,bnds[3]];
        myCaption.fit(FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT);
Thanks in advance
BEGINNER

If you use the add() method in conjunction with the document without specifying the page or better the spread, all objects added will end up on the first spread of your document.
But your testing scenario is also too narrow. You are expecting:
1. All your graphics are sitting in Rectangle objects (what about Ovals or Polygons?)
Therefore: All graphics placed in ovals or polygons are left out.
2. That really ALL rectangles in your document contain graphics
You are in trouble, if there happen to be empty rectangles on a page. I would suggest to test that with your script. It will give you an error, because there is no graphics[0] for this specific rectangle, where you can draw the "name" for the "itemLink".
3. That there are no graphics in anchored objects or pasted inside other objects; left alone graphics inside table cells.
And who can say that thiese three restrictions exist in all documents you want to run this script against?
So, if you want to get to all image files in the document, why don't you start with the images in the first place?
Let's see:
the Document object has an "allGraphics" property.
Use that as a starting point and you will not missing a single graphic.*
Iterate through "allGraphics" will get you:
the "name" of the placed image through its itemLink.name property;
the container of the graphic, that's the "parent" of the graphic.
Now you need one other thing:
the page, or even better(!) the spread where the graphic is located. Imagine a graphic sitting outside of a page.
If you want to handle thiese, you must know the spread.
If writing this script for InDesign CS5 or above, you are in luck. There is a "parentPage" property of the "Graphic" object, you could use for your add() method. For graphics outside of pages this property will be "null".
And another important thing:
if a graphic is copy/pasted from e.g. PhotoShop to InDesign, the "itemLink" property of that graphic is also "null".
We can handle that in a try/catch scenario…
//Scope: all graphics on all pages
//(that includes graphics of anchored objects, active states of MSOs, graphics in table cells as well)
var tgt = app.activeDocument.allGraphics;
for(var i=0;i<tgt.length;i++){
    //Narrow the scope to all graphics on pages only:
    if(tgt[i].parentPage != null){
        //What to do with graphics, that are pasted directly from none-InDesign files:
        //the caption will read "Undefined"
        try{
        var myName = tgt[i].itemLink.name;
        }catch(e){var myName = "Undefined"};
        //targets the page of the graphic:
        var myPage = tgt[i].parentPage;
        //adds a text frame to the page of the graphic:
        var myCaption = myPage.textFrames.add();
        myCaption.textFramePreferences.verticalJustification = VerticalJustification.TOP_ALIGN;
        myCaption.contents = myName;
        myCaption.paragraphs[0].justification = Justification.CENTER_ALIGN;
        //Why visible bounds and not geometric bounds?
        var bnds = tgt[i].parent.visibleBounds;
        myCaption.visibleBounds = [bnds[2]+12, bnds[1], bnds[2]+4,bnds[3]];
        myCaption.fit(FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT);
*Not exactly true, because it is missing graphics in not-active states of MultiStateObjects.
Since MSOs were introduced in InDesign CS5 the DOM documentation left out this fact so far.
//EDIT: in the first version I had a comment on a different scope. Since Document Objects have no "graphic" property, I removed that comment. Sorry.
Uwe
P.S. And a Happy New Year to all!
Message was edited by: Laubender

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