send me the coding for map linking

[kamarajbca]

dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.

by,
kamaraj.

[larry]

On Jan 14, 9:51 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.

by,

kamaraj.

Some US states have over a hundred counties! (Texas has 254), It may
be better to have the user select from a list of counties for a state
than to build 50 detailed image maps,

[Jerry Stuckle]

ka********@gmail.com wrote:

dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.

by,
kamaraj.

This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

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ka********@gmail.com wrote:

>dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.
by,

kamaraj.

This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser your
argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now saying it's
ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted counterpart or it's
shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width thereof
to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as submitted x/y).
server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate boundry array to define the
states...when x/y in a boundry, we have a known location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the map image
to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links need to exist at
all. and thus, the alternative to client-side scripting. :)

[Richard]

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>ka********@gmail.com wrote:

>>dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains
the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state
map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the
state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in
us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.
by,

kamaraj.

This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser
your argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now
saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted
counterpart or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as
submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate
boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we have
a known location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the
map image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links
need to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to client-side
scripting. :)

Client side image map?

R.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Richard wrote:

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>>ka********@gmail.com wrote:
dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains
the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state
map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the
state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in
us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.
by,

kamaraj.

This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser
your argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now
saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted
counterpart or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as
submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate
boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we have
a known location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the
map image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links
need to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to client-side
scripting. :)

Client side image map?

R.

Exactly. No PHP involved.

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>>ka********@gmail.com wrote:
dear sir,

Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.

Please give me the coding for this in php.

Thank You.
by,

kamaraj.
This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser your
argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now saying
it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted counterpart
or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as submitted
x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate boundry array to
define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we have a known location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the map
image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links need to
exist at all. and thus, the alternative to client-side scripting. :)

Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when submitted to
php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the developer. use that info
to generate the appropriate web page back to the user from there...no
client-side scripting involved.

[Steve]

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Richard wrote:

>"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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>>"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attglobal.netwrote in message
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ka********@gmail.com wrote:
dear sir,
>
Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>
Please give me the coding for this in php.
>
>
>
Thank You.
>
>
by,
>
kamaraj.
>
This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.
wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser your
argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now saying
it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted
counterpart or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as
submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate boundry
array to define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we have a known
location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the map
image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links need to
exist at all. and thus, the alternative to client-side scripting. :)

Client side image map?

R.

Exactly. No PHP involved.

i think you're lost in the thread jerry. the correct response would have
been:

exactly. no JAVASCRIPT involved. :)

[Richard]

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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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>>>
"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attglobal.netwrote in message
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ka********@gmail.com wrote:
dear sir,
>
Now I am doing the task that the index page contains
the US
states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that
state map
will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the
state
map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in
us
how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>
Please give me the coding for this in php.
>
>
>
Thank You.
>
>
by,
>
kamaraj.
>

This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser
your argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you
now saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely
non-scripted counterpart or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as
submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate
boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we
have a known location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the
map image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side
links need to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to
client-side scripting. :)

Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

R.

[Richard]

"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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>>
"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attglobal.netwrote in message
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ka********@gmail.com wrote:
>dear sir,
>>
> Now I am doing the task that the index page contains
>the US
>states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that
>state map
>will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
>Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on
>the state
>map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states
>in us
>how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>>
> Please give me the coding for this in php.
>>
>>
>>
> Thank You.
>>
>>
> by,
>>
> kamaraj.
>>
>
This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser
your argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you
now saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely
non-scripted counterpart or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and
width thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked
(as submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a
coordinate boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a
boundry, we have a known location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the
map image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side
links need to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to
client-side scripting. :)

Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

R.

Exactly,
no PHP or Javascript involved.

:D

R.

[Steve]

"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attglobal.netwrote in message
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ka********@gmail.com wrote:
>dear sir,
>>
> Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the
>US
>states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state map
>will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
>Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the
>state
>map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
>how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>>
> Please give me the coding for this in php.
>>
>>
>>
> Thank You.
>>
>>
> by,
>>
> kamaraj.
>>
>
This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.

wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser your
argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now saying
it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted
counterpart or it's shit.

all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as
submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate boundry
array to define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we have a known
location.

to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the map
image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links need
to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to client-side scripting. :)

Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when submitted
to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the developer. use that
info to generate the appropriate web page back to the user from
there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

understood, but you'll find you're having to generate loads of links where
90% where never be used. that effects load times.

[Richard]

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"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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>>>
"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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>
"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attglobal.netwrote in message
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>ka********@gmail.com wrote:
>>dear sir,
>>>
>> Now I am doing the task that the index page
>>contains the US
>>states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that
>>state map
>>will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
>>Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on
>>the state
>>map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states
>>in us
>>how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>>>
>> Please give me the coding for this in php.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Thank You.
>>>
>>>
>> by,
>>>
>> kamaraj.
>>>
>>
>This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.
>
wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser
your argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you
now saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely
non-scripted counterpart or it's shit.
>
all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and
width thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user
clicked (as submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a
coordinate boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a
boundry, we have a known location.
>
to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit
the map image to the server when clicked...no specific
client-side links need to exist at all. and thus, the
alternative to client-side scripting. :)

Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

understood, but you'll find you're having to generate loads of links
where 90% where never be used. that effects load times.

LOL!
Then which of the 50 states of the US should be left out?
;-)

R.

[Rik Wasmus]

On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 00:48:36 +0100, Richard <root@localhostwrote:

>>>>Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

understood, but you'll find you're having to generate loads of links
where 90% where never be used. that effects load times.

LOL!
Then which of the 50 states of the US should be left out?

Oooh, don't tempt me :P
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[Jerry Stuckle]

Rik Wasmus wrote:

On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 00:48:36 +0100, Richard <root@localhostwrote:

>>>>>Client side image map?
>
you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

understood, but you'll find you're having to generate loads of links
where 90% where never be used. that effects load times.

LOL!
Then which of the 50 states of the US should be left out?

Oooh, don't tempt me :P

Hmmm, we could start with Texas... :-)

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"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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"Richard" <root@localhostwrote in message
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>
"Steve" <no****@example.comwrote in message
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>>
>"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attglobal.netwrote in message
>news:V6******************************@comcast .com...
>>ka********@gmail.com wrote:
>>>dear sir,
>>>>
>>> Now I am doing the task that the index page contains the
>>>US
>>>states Map.When i am pressing on the particular state that state
>>>map
>>>will be open.I create the link to states using with Microsoft
>>>Frontpage.Now my problem is when i am clicking the county on the
>>>state
>>>map that particular county will be opened.There are 50 states in us
>>>how should i create the link to county on the state map.
>>>>
>>> Please give me the coding for this in php.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Thank You.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> by,
>>>>
>>> kamaraj.
>>>>
>>>
>>This is all client-side. No PHP need be involved.
>>
>wow. isn't forcing the user to enable scripting in their browser your
>argument in *every* 'discussion' you have with OMH? are you now
>saying it's ok? take your own advice, it needs a purely non-scripted
>counterpart or it's shit.
>>
>all the guy needs is a us map that he can use the height and width
>thereof to 'tell' what state, even county, the user clicked (as
>submitted x/y). server-side, he gets x/y, and uses a coordinate
>boundry array to define the states...when x/y in a boundry, we have a
>known location.
>>
>to answer his specific question, all he needs to do is submit the map
>image to the server when clicked...no specific client-side links need
>to exist at all. and thus, the alternative to client-side scripting.
>:)
>
Client side image map?

you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when submitted
to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the developer. use
that info to generate the appropriate web page back to the user from
there...no client-side scripting involved.

An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

understood, but you'll find you're having to generate loads of links
where 90% where never be used. that effects load times.

LOL!
Then which of the 50 states of the US should be left out?

from what i skimmed of the op, he's talking about zooming in from the globe,
to a country, to a state, to a county, to a city. the number of links grows
in large multiples the more you zoom in. :)

can you tell me how many counties there are in the us? how many cities? lots
o' links?

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Rik Wasmus wrote:

>On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 00:48:36 +0100, Richard <root@localhostwrote:

>>>>>>Client side image map?
>>
>you are essentially providing a form with an image that, when
>submitted to php, the x and y coords. are available to you, the
>developer. use that info to generate the appropriate web page back
>to the user from there...no client-side scripting involved.
>
An image map is not scripted.
Its just... an image with links for certain areas.

understood, but you'll find you're having to generate loads of links
where 90% where never be used. that effects load times.

LOL!
Then which of the 50 states of the US should be left out?

Oooh, don't tempt me :P

Hmmm, we could start with Texas... :-)

and for those lacking humor, there's more opportunity provided by jerry
stuckle and in the whole of the u.s. there's simply not much to *not* laugh
at there. :-)