Map/Navbar in IE

[fincoop]

Here's the problem. The code I am trying to use within IE has a JPG image that is carved up into sections using <map> code. I can't click on the image, there's no text, so I'm at a bit of a loss.

</div><map name="Map"><area shape="rect" coords="19,30,48,44" href="java script:safeLinkClicked=true; if(buildFormonsubmit('frmParams'))submitForm('SAVE');"> 

<area shape="rect" coords="70,23,145,44" href="java script:safeLinkClicked=true; if(buildFormonsubmit('frmParams'))submitForm('BALANCECHECK');">

<area shape="rect" coords="158,23,234,44" href="java script:safeLinkClicked=true; if(buildFormonsubmit('frmParams'))submitForm('CONTRACTCHECK'); "> 

<area shape="rect" coords="158,51,243,58" href="java script:safeLinkClicked=true; if(buildFormonsubmit('frmParams'))submitForm('SUBMIT');">

<area shape="rect" coords="227,2,243,17" href="java script:safeLinkClicked=true;pinFloatingNavb script:safeLinkClicked=true; showWindow(1);"></map><script type="text/javascript">

I need to click on BALANCECHECK and CONTRACTCHECK above...

TIA

[Nahuel]

Could you post a link to the site?

_IEImgClick() doesn't work either?

[fincoop]

Could you post a link to the site?

_IEImgClick() doesn't work either?

I can't, the site is private and requires a login. _IMGClick doesn't work because a single image is cut several ways using the <map>. What other info would be useful to you?

[DaleHohm]

I think you have three choices.

First, you can get the coordinates of the Map object using _IEPropertyGet and then use MouseClick based on what you find

Second, Map elements are supposed to be part of the return for _IELink*, but I haven't test it. So you should be able to use _IELinkClickByIndex

Third, you should be able to activate the Javascript directly with $oIE.parentwindow.Eval("submitForm('CONTRACTCHECK');") for example.

Dale

[fincoop]

I think you have three choices.

First, you can get the coordinates of the Map object using _IEPropertyGet and then use MouseClick based on what you find

Second, Map elements are supposed to be part of the return for _IELink*, but I haven't test it. So you should be able to use _IELinkClickByIndex

Third, you should be able to activate the Javascript directly with $oIE.parentwindow.Eval("submitForm('CONTRACTCHECK');") for example.

Dale

Option 3 didn't work for me, threw an error on execution. Option two worked great, especially with the sample code in the _IELinkGetCollection help that helps find which index contains the link you want to click. I tried to modify the MsgBox code here to display the index # but couldn't get it to jive.

Anyway, thanks very much for the help!

[DaleHohm]

Cool. Glad to know that _IELink* code works with image maps.

Dale