Image Coordinates

[pradeep]

Hello all,

I have a html page with image. When i move mouse over image, i want to
get
XY Coordinate of my mouse move position, how can i get that XY
Coordinate ?

Thanks in advance.

[Janwillem Borleffs]

pradeep schreef:

I have a html page with image. When i move mouse over image, i want to
get
XY Coordinate of my mouse move position, how can i get that XY
Coordinate ?

By using an image map:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_map
JW

[David Mark]

On Jan 7, 3:11*am, Janwillem Borleffs <[e-mail]:

pradeep schreef:

I have a html page with image. When i move mouse over image, i want to
get
XY Coordinate of my mouse move position, how can i get that XY
Coordinate ?

By using an image map:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_map

How is that going to help?

I believe the correct answer is in the FAQ (or FAQ notes.) If not,
searching the group for pageX and clientX should yield the answer.

[Paul Lautman]

pradeep wrote:

Hello all,

I have a html page with image. When i move mouse over image, i want to
get
XY Coordinate of my mouse move position, how can i get that XY
Coordinate ?

Thanks in advance.

Please DO NOT multi-post!
Cross post if you must but do not multi-post, it just wastes people's
time.

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Janwillem Borleffs wrote:

pradeep schreef:

>I have a html page with image. When i move mouse over image, i want to
get XY Coordinate of my mouse move position, how can i get that XY
Coordinate ?

By using an image map:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_map

An image map will only serve this purpose when it is client-side and areas
have been defined previously that have event listeners assigned. The image
needs to be clicked if the image map is server-side. Either one is probably
not what the OP is looking for.
PointedEars
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[Steve Swift]

David Mark wrote:

I believe the correct answer is in the FAQ (or FAQ notes.) If not,
searching the group for pageX and clientX should yield the answer.

I recall a time (and some old browser) that would show the x/y
coordinates as your mouse moved over an imagemap, but it's been a long
time since I recall seeing it (and one of my pages that I use frequently
contains an imagemap, so I'd see it, if it were still around.)

Perhaps it was Netscape? it doesn't do it any more. It was probably
considered too distracting having those numbers perpetually changing.

--
Steve Swift
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