Posted on: Mon, Jun 7th 2010, 00:05
This component helps you set hot spot areas on top of your content, directly in the XML. The dots are placed based on the X and Y coordinates of the elements you want to describe. The more dots you set, the more precise the area gets.
You can also set a link to a page with much more information if you want to, on clicking a dot.
The colors, speed, movement borders and size of the dots are defined in the XML as well. If you have a larger area than the one needed for the content, the content will move based on your mouse position.
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Andrei Potorac
on 7/6/10
We created this little tool that will help you get different coordinates for the image you are using:
http://dev.vuzum.com/polytrace/?img=ht...
Note the img variable can hold the path to any image you want to use.
It is also included in the download file.
akiraxrock
on 2/8/10
Thank you...
on 3/8/10
I don't think I understand what you want to do. Can you provide an example?
Thanks
NicBischoff
on 13/8/10
How do I specify the position of the label. I know I will need to edit the .as file. ?
Andrei Potorac
on 18/8/10
Alexey Zilber
on 21/9/10
on 23/9/10
Thank you for your suggestion. We will take this into consideration for a future update.
on 26/10/10
Also another suggestion, an option to outline the various "hotspot" areas of the map that would change to a colored area upon mouse over would be very useful, too.
Please let me know when you come up with an updated version. Thanks.
on 27/10/10
We are not sure if the update for this component will come out this year. We will try to speed things up.
Alexey Zilber
on 27/10/10
Regardless, thank you for providing a great product at a great price.
One idea I had, is maybe have a special area for purchasers of the product who can exchange mods for the product. Anyway, just a thought.
Alexey Zilber
on 28/10/10
And I don't get transparency when loading the image..
on 28/10/10
Can you send me a link? Please also try: params.wmode = transparent;
on 28/10/10
That didn't work. Do you have email address I can send the image to? I'm still building the site so I can't post the link.
I have the following:
// PARAMS
var params = {};
//params.bgcolor = "#ffffff";
params.wmode = "transparent";
No go (with or without bgcolor).
on 29/10/10
Send me a link to [email protected]
on 1/11/10
I emailed support on Friday. Did you guys get it?
-Alex
on 3/11/10
I'm sorry but I didn't get it. I verified the Spam folder to. Please send it again.
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treacle
on 10/7/11
on 11/7/11
Only after you buy the component, you'll be able to download the full package (using the big on the right side of the component) that contains the source files and the SWF file that will work on a web server.
Corneliu Chitanu
on 3/8/11
We made an update to this great component. You'll be able to re-position the labels associated with each area. We just set new properties in the XML which you can change:
<labelXPosition>center</labelXPosition> <labelYPosition>top</labelYPosition>The labelXPosition can be set to "left", "right", "center" or a distance between the area's first point and the label. You can set a negative value to put it on the left side or a positive value to put it in the right side.
The labelYPosition can be set to "top", "bottom", "center" or a distance between the area's center point and the label. You can set a negative value to put it above the first point or a positive value to put it below.
These explanations are available in the area.xml file also, so please check them out if you need to change the labels' position.