Yes I already have that downloaded before it provided a non colored map of the U.S and I just colored it in.
The problem I face is I don't want to use the image map to link to different files. I don't want to use links. I want to use php in a way where when the person clicks a state the image mape would pass the value meaning the name of the state this would then be included in my php script so it would do a database lookup. What I am trying to make is a gui instead of a drop down list of states. The purpose of this is to have a interface friendly that when you click a sate you will get the listings of that state. So I notice in the code that they only have each state to have there own html page I don't want to do that. I just want a gui that when you click the state the image map will be gone but the table with the list will appear and I plan to make a button that when click it would go back to the map of the U.S.A. I am trying to make a system where in the U.S you can put postings meaning if you want to sell something or have some type of event where you want local people to know about it. SO I have mysql and use php for that. The problem I am having is making the image map as a form type where I can get a value passed to my php code using post method so I can using php figure out what the user click so I can do a database lookup on listings of that state and then display them. On Sep 16, 3:00 am, Peter Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > this turned up in a google search and seems to meet your needs: > > http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.asp?ID=1854 > > on 16/09/2008 01:29 Aaron said:: > > > Hi I am trying to make a image map of the U.S.A so when users click a > > state my php code would grab the value that was clicked which would be > > a states name so I can go into my database using php and do a lookup > > and generate a list that was submitted for that state. > > > Does jquery or javascript offer good usermaps coding??? > > > I am trying to find pre-coded image map of the U.S.A. So I don't have > > to reinvent the wheel I mean it will take a while for me to put each > > code for each 50 state. > > > any ideas??
