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Using ASP.NET ImageMap Control
The ASP.Net Imagemap control provides the functionality to display the image defined with special regions that can be clicked by the user to navigate to other page or perform the PostBack event. The Imagemap control is a combination of two types of server elements.
The Hotspot regions of ASP.Net Imagemap control provides three types of shapes that can be defined as child element templates of imagemap control. You can specify the x-axis and y-axis coordinates for each type of HotSpot shapes to define the specific location for the region
The HotSpotMode property of ASP.Net Imagemap Control enables you to customize the behavior of click event of imagemap hotspot region that occurs when user clicks any hotspot generated on the displayed image. The HotSpotMode property accepts any one of the predefined values from its enumeration type that changes the behavior of its click event.
The ASP.Net Imagemap control also supports the server side Click event that occurs when user clicks any of its Hotspot regions. The Click event of Imagemap control performs the server side postback only if the HotSpotMode property is set to "PostBack".
The PostBackValue property of ASP.Net Imagemap control provides the functionality to pass a value to the server side when user clicks on the HotSpot region. As we discussed earlier that the Imagemap control provides only single click event handler as a common handler that occurs when user clicks on any of the hotspot regions.
How to use ImageMap Control
ASP.NET: How to Respond to User Clicks in ImageMap Web Server Controls
How to: Add ImageMap Web Server Controls to a Web Page
ASP.NET: ImageMap Web Server Control Overview
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