How to export an image map as polygons?

Hoping someone can help with this as im having no luck with google.
I have a shape and in the attributes i have set the image map as polygon and put in a url
I export this in jpg format and it generates a jpg and html file. however, the HTML file is only showing rectangle.
<area shape="rect" coords="70,85,278,282" href="http://www.example.com">
I would have expected this choosing rectangle for the image map.
I am trying to export polygon coordinates.
Does any one know why this is not working and what i have missed?
Thanks in Advance

This was posted before and I tried it myself but when I exported the polygon shape image map it exported properly.
In the attributes you must choose polygon as the option it is not good enough just to have the shape a polygon.
Perhaps the problem might be connected to the document color space was the document the default CMYK or was it a we document from the start?
But what I always do is make a slice of the art or the artboard and save for the web as a jpeg and include the html.
You can check it out here http://mysite.verizon.net/wzphoto/Polygon.html
Here are the screen shots of what I did

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