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| Image Maps in EPF [message #31988] |
Wed, 02 May 2007 13:05  |
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Originally posted by: ihandojo.njm.com
Folks,
How do you/what tool do you use to add image maps on images that you embed
into EPF (to create areas on images with hyperlinks)?
I can create an image and overlay an image map using other popular HTML
editing tools and import the <map> tag in, but how can I easily associate
each hotspot area with links within EPF itself, e.g., link to a Role.
Thanks in advance.
AH
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| Re: Image Maps in EPF [message #32309 is a reply to message #32130] |
Mon, 07 May 2007 23:30  |
 Ricardo Balduino
Messages: 191
Registered: July 2009 |
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What Peter explained is what we did for some OpenUP graphics that have image
maps (e.g. the round table on front page).
To fix the problem related to difference in formats mentioned, in case you
use EPF Composer (previous than 1.2, and then upgrade to 1.2) you want to
remove the GUIDs from those hyperlinks in the image map, as the tool today
(as available in M2) does not migrate those links correctly. Future builds
are expected to fix that. After removing the GUIDs, just open the library in
1.2.
Ricardo Balduino.
"Peter Haumer" <phaumer@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:f1ml7t$at8$1@build.eclipse.org...
> When you draw the image map hotspots in your html editor and the tool
> prompts you for the target URL, just type a "dummy" string that reminds
> you later which method or process element you want to link to. Once, you
> finished the map copy the html. Go to the EPFC form and switch the field's
> rich text editor into the HTML tab. Paste the html. Go back to the rich
> text tab and start dragging into the editor below the image all the
> elements that your map shall link to. Switch back to html and paste the
> string of the new links href values into the respective href references in
> the image map above replacing your "dummy" strings.
>
> Note, that the href format has changed in EPF Composer 1.2. If you migrate
> you need to manually fix the hrefs for the image maps. All other links
> that contain a class and guid attribute will be automatically updated by
> EPF Composer.
>
> Peter.
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> "Alex Hunt" <ihandojo@njm.com> wrote in message
> news:ee6dd644f4fc02b5cd54aca52567805f$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Folks,
>>
>> How do you/what tool do you use to add image maps on images that you
>> embed into EPF (to create areas on images with hyperlinks)?
>> I can create an image and overlay an image map using other popular HTML
>> editing tools and import the <map> tag in, but how can I easily associate
>> each hotspot area with links within EPF itself, e.g., link to a Role.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> AH
>>
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| Re: Image Maps in EPF [message #32448 is a reply to message #32309] |
Tue, 08 May 2007 17:39 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: ihandojo.njm.com
Peter,
Ricardo,
Takes several steps to do it, but it works.
Thanks for the tips.
AH
Ricardo Balduino wrote:
> What Peter explained is what we did for some OpenUP graphics that have image
> maps (e.g. the round table on front page).
> To fix the problem related to difference in formats mentioned, in case you
> use EPF Composer (previous than 1.2, and then upgrade to 1.2) you want to
> remove the GUIDs from those hyperlinks in the image map, as the tool today
> (as available in M2) does not migrate those links correctly. Future builds
> are expected to fix that. After removing the GUIDs, just open the library in
> 1.2.
> Ricardo Balduino.
> "Peter Haumer" <phaumer@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
> news:f1ml7t$at8$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> When you draw the image map hotspots in your html editor and the tool
>> prompts you for the target URL, just type a "dummy" string that reminds
>> you later which method or process element you want to link to. Once, you
>> finished the map copy the html. Go to the EPFC form and switch the field's
>> rich text editor into the HTML tab. Paste the html. Go back to the rich
>> text tab and start dragging into the editor below the image all the
>> elements that your map shall link to. Switch back to html and paste the
>> string of the new links href values into the respective href references in
>> the image map above replacing your "dummy" strings.
>>
>> Note, that the href format has changed in EPF Composer 1.2. If you migrate
>> you need to manually fix the hrefs for the image maps. All other links
>> that contain a class and guid attribute will be automatically updated by
>> EPF Composer.
>>
>> Peter.
>>
>>
>>
>> "Alex Hunt" <ihandojo@njm.com> wrote in message
>> news:ee6dd644f4fc02b5cd54aca52567805f$1@www.eclipse.org...
>>> Folks,
>>>
>>> How do you/what tool do you use to add image maps on images that you
>>> embed into EPF (to create areas on images with hyperlinks)?
>>> I can create an image and overlay an image map using other popular HTML
>>> editing tools and import the <map> tag in, but how can I easily associate
>>> each hotspot area with links within EPF itself, e.g., link to a Role.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> AH
>>>
>>
>>
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| Re: Image Maps in EPF [message #578210 is a reply to message #32130] |
Mon, 07 May 2007 23:30 |
Ricardo Balduino
Messages: 191
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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|
What Peter explained is what we did for some OpenUP graphics that have image
maps (e.g. the round table on front page).
To fix the problem related to difference in formats mentioned, in case you
use EPF Composer (previous than 1.2, and then upgrade to 1.2) you want to
remove the GUIDs from those hyperlinks in the image map, as the tool today
(as available in M2) does not migrate those links correctly. Future builds
are expected to fix that. After removing the GUIDs, just open the library in
1.2.
Ricardo Balduino.
"Peter Haumer" <phaumer@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:f1ml7t$at8$1@build.eclipse.org...
> When you draw the image map hotspots in your html editor and the tool
> prompts you for the target URL, just type a "dummy" string that reminds
> you later which method or process element you want to link to. Once, you
> finished the map copy the html. Go to the EPFC form and switch the field's
> rich text editor into the HTML tab. Paste the html. Go back to the rich
> text tab and start dragging into the editor below the image all the
> elements that your map shall link to. Switch back to html and paste the
> string of the new links href values into the respective href references in
> the image map above replacing your "dummy" strings.
>
> Note, that the href format has changed in EPF Composer 1.2. If you migrate
> you need to manually fix the hrefs for the image maps. All other links
> that contain a class and guid attribute will be automatically updated by
> EPF Composer.
>
> Peter.
>
>
>
> "Alex Hunt" <ihandojo@njm.com> wrote in message
> news:ee6dd644f4fc02b5cd54aca52567805f$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Folks,
>>
>> How do you/what tool do you use to add image maps on images that you
>> embed into EPF (to create areas on images with hyperlinks)?
>> I can create an image and overlay an image map using other popular HTML
>> editing tools and import the <map> tag in, but how can I easily associate
>> each hotspot area with links within EPF itself, e.g., link to a Role.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> AH
>>
>
>
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| Re: Image Maps in EPF [message #578317 is a reply to message #32309] |
Tue, 08 May 2007 17:39 |
Alex Hunt
Messages: 4
Registered: July 2009 |
Junior Member |
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Peter,
Ricardo,
Takes several steps to do it, but it works.
Thanks for the tips.
AH
Ricardo Balduino wrote:
> What Peter explained is what we did for some OpenUP graphics that have image
> maps (e.g. the round table on front page).
> To fix the problem related to difference in formats mentioned, in case you
> use EPF Composer (previous than 1.2, and then upgrade to 1.2) you want to
> remove the GUIDs from those hyperlinks in the image map, as the tool today
> (as available in M2) does not migrate those links correctly. Future builds
> are expected to fix that. After removing the GUIDs, just open the library in
> 1.2.
> Ricardo Balduino.
> "Peter Haumer" <phaumer@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
> news:f1ml7t$at8$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> When you draw the image map hotspots in your html editor and the tool
>> prompts you for the target URL, just type a "dummy" string that reminds
>> you later which method or process element you want to link to. Once, you
>> finished the map copy the html. Go to the EPFC form and switch the field's
>> rich text editor into the HTML tab. Paste the html. Go back to the rich
>> text tab and start dragging into the editor below the image all the
>> elements that your map shall link to. Switch back to html and paste the
>> string of the new links href values into the respective href references in
>> the image map above replacing your "dummy" strings.
>>
>> Note, that the href format has changed in EPF Composer 1.2. If you migrate
>> you need to manually fix the hrefs for the image maps. All other links
>> that contain a class and guid attribute will be automatically updated by
>> EPF Composer.
>>
>> Peter.
>>
>>
>>
>> "Alex Hunt" <ihandojo@njm.com> wrote in message
>> news:ee6dd644f4fc02b5cd54aca52567805f$1@www.eclipse.org...
>>> Folks,
>>>
>>> How do you/what tool do you use to add image maps on images that you
>>> embed into EPF (to create areas on images with hyperlinks)?
>>> I can create an image and overlay an image map using other popular HTML
>>> editing tools and import the <map> tag in, but how can I easily associate
>>> each hotspot area with links within EPF itself, e.g., link to a Role.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> AH
>>>
>>
>>
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