Could you use an Image Button to achieve this? It would post back when the
user clicked on it, and I believe you could then get the X+Y in the post
back event? Not able to test this at the moment, but it seems like the
logical route. Unless you wanted people to actually draw on the image?
If you wanted to get fancy with people clicking, typing in an annotation and
then it submitting, you'd have to go along the route of javascript with a
floating div which is shown when the user clicks on the image - which would
be a normal image control. You'd have a textbox and a submit button in the
div.
Jevon
"suresh" <su****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In our web application (asp.net) we are trying to create annoation on the
image displayed in System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image control. But there is
no
support for mouse events in this control. Is there any way out to do this
using this control or any other control?
Thanks in advance.
Suresh