Image/Map Navigation System

Does anyone know how to use a smaller image as a way to
zoom/pan a larger version?
For example: https://oitapps.auburn.edu/campusmap/
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
Amanda

Using a thumbnail as a nav for a larger image is really quite
easy. You just
need to come up with a conversion factor that relates the two
images.
For example, say your original map is 1024 x 768 and you're
thumbnail is 190
x 142. This is an arbitrary size, but I arrived at by just
deciding I wanted
a 190 width. 190 / 1024 = .1855 This is your scaling factor.
Then 768 x
.1855 = 142, the height of your thumb.
Now, all you need to do to translate the coords is get the
click point
within the thumbnail and divide it by the scaling factor to
get the coords
within the large map. Say someone clicked in the center of
the thumbnail at:
(95, 71) 95 / .1855 = ~512 and 71 / .1855 = ~383...
HTH
Dave -
Head Developer
www.blurredistinction.com
Adobe Community Expert
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

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Dear Advanced Sage.
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Installing ios8.2 does not resolve Google map navigation problem or gps tracking!

Installing ios 8.2 does not resolve Google map navigation problem.

I have tried to install both of them lots of times but in each case I receive the same in my XE.bat file:
Instance created.
DIM-00019: create service error
O/S-Error: (OS 1387) Unable to add or remove a member from the local group because this member does not exist.
Have checked OS 1387 error at Microsoft Support and as possible cause of the problem they give as follows:
This issue can occur if the environment has a disjointed namespace (i.e. the domain has different NetBIOS and DNS names). For example, assume that the domain has a NetBIOS name of "domain.com" and a DNS name of "domain-old.com." When users are added in the Windows UI, they are displayed in the format of domain\ComputerName. However, you notice in the error log that there was an attempt to add a computer account in the format of domain-old\ComputerName. (System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager install fails and generates ID: 4323: "A member could not be added")
Tried to find out my DNS name, but it is impossible because I don't have any domain installed and my machine is not connected to it. Some other blog (Install Oracle 11gR2 on Windows) advices to work with adding my computer account to some non-real windows domain (just for the purpose of resolving the network) as well and reinstall the database then. If I undestand it right I need minimum 2 machines for this. But I own just one, where the server is based and thought that is enough to run the database... no idea ..

Image Map Implementation

Can someone walk me through the process of creating image maps in portal? I know how to import an image. What I don't know is how to how to make that image an imagemap where I can click on different part of my image and view a report, file, folder or a url.

Hallo,
You have to create your imagemap in a HTML-Editor first.
Second step is, to add an image item to your folder. In the Upload Wizard you have first to upload the image from your filesystem, then you have to give your imagemap a name. This name must be the same as in the <map>-tag.
In the following textarea "Imagemap" you paste the HTML-Code of your imagemap. The rest of the options are clear at all.
Example:
<map name="bmvit">
<area alt="Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology: Science and Technology policy activities" coords="266,63,315,82" href="http://www.bmvit.gv.at/">
<area alt="Technologies for sustainable development" coords="85,92,165,160" href="http://www.bmv.gv.at/tech/enuumw/index.htm">
<area alt="Intelligent transport systems and services" coords="172,92,252,160" href="http://www.bmv.gv.at/tech/wirtech/mobil.htm">
<area alt="IT-related activities" coords="259,92,339,161" href="http://www.bmv.gv.at/tech/infoges/index.htm">
<area alt="Patent office" coords="416,181,500,212" href="http://www.patent.bmwa.gv.at/">
<area alt="FWF" coords="63,225,161,306" href="http://www.fwf.ac.at">
<area alt="TIG" coords="166,224,264,306" href="http://www.tig.or.at/">
<area alt="FFF" coords="271,225,367,306" href="http://www.fff.co.at/">
<area alt="ITF" coords="374,224,472,306" href="http://www.fff.co.at/view.php?docid=50" >
</map>

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