2 small questions

[Mr. Murad Jamal]

2 small questions:

1)In steps, how can we deploy a website locally (without publishing it on
the internet) using Copy Website dialog box ?

2) How can we select an area (say a rectangle) from an image on a webpage
and then store the selection coordinates X & Y in a database ?

Thank you so much in advance !

[clintonG]

1.) yes, works for me with some minor tweaking.
2.) Requires JavaScript.

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2 small questions:

1)In steps, how can we deploy a website locally (without publishing it on
the internet) using Copy Website dialog box ?

2) How can we select an area (say a rectangle) from an image on a webpage
and then store the selection coordinates X & Y in a database ?

Thank you so much in advance !

[Tasos Vogiatzoglou]

1)

Open the tool
Click Connect
On the dialog that comes up select "Local IIS"
Click the Create New Virtual Folder button
Create the vdir you want to point to
Synchronize as usual

2)

You have to put a handler at mouseDown, mouseUp ,mouseMove events in
your img control. When a user clicks mouseDown you keep a flag until
you recieve a mouseup. In the middle, you can handle the movement of
the pointer with mouseMove. Obviously you 'll get two points (meaning 2
x and 2 y) where you store them in a hidden field which you can
retrieve from the Page_Load event in your page.

Regards,
Tasos

[Mr. Murad Jamal]

thank you for your reply ...
but i couldn't get the second answer ! is their any other easier solution !?

"Tasos Vogiatzoglou" wrote:

1)

Open the tool
Click Connect
On the dialog that comes up select "Local IIS"
Click the Create New Virtual Folder button
Create the vdir you want to point to
Synchronize as usual

2)

You have to put a handler at mouseDown, mouseUp ,mouseMove events in
your img control. When a user clicks mouseDown you keep a flag until
you recieve a mouseup. In the middle, you can handle the movement of
the pointer with mouseMove. Obviously you 'll get two points (meaning 2
x and 2 y) where you store them in a hidden field which you can
retrieve from the Page_Load event in your page.

Regards,
Tasos

[Tasos Vogiatzoglou]

Unfortunately no ...
You will have to do this "manually".

Do you need more information regarding the second question ?

[Mr. Murad Jamal]

i got it thank you so much

"Tasos Vogiatzoglou" wrote:

Unfortunately no ...
You will have to do this "manually".

Do you need more information regarding the second question ?