Web Interface for Bex Maps in WAD 7.0

Hi Everyone,
I have a requirement to be able to display values in a table when an area on a map is clicked.
This functionality is supported in 3.5 WAD where a property for a map layer could be set to affect values in corresponding tables within a template .The name of the property is 'Map Interaction Controls' ; value 'Click on Map to filter data providers'. Once this value is chosen, in another property 'Affected list of data providers' you specify the dataprovider (of the table) which will be affected by a user clicking on the area of a map.
In WAD 7.0, the only property I see is 'Affected list of data providers' for a specific map layer. I do not see the 'Map Interaction Controls' property. I have tried working with the other settings(properties) available for a layer, but none of them seem to work for invoking the interaction between the map and the table
Does anyone know if the functionality offered in 3.5 is still supported in 7.0? Or if there is a workaround for the function to work?
Any help would be greatly appreciated and points would be rewarded!
Thanks,
Mansha

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