Hi everyone,
I'm just starting in Javascript, and I'm trying to get this to work.
I have three image maps that I am trying to allow people to choose
from, and I'd rather not have three separate pages to flip through.
I'm thinking that if I create an array, I can dynamically assign
values to the title of the map, the img file source, and the name of
the image map to use. Here is my array:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
function map_onlick()
{
var whichMap = new Array();
whichMap[0] = new Array();
whichMap[0][0] = "World Map";
whichMap[0][1] = "/atctestsite/affiliates/gifs/world15.gif";
whichMap[0][2] = "worldmap";
whichMap[1] = new Array();
whichMap[1][0] = "North America";
whichMap[1][1] = "/atctestsite/affiliates/gifs/northamerica.gif";
whichMap[1][2] = "northamerica";
whichMap[2] = new Array();
whichMap[2][0] = "United States";
whichMap[2][1] = "/atctestsite/affiliates/gifs/usa_color.gif";
whichMap[2][2] = "unitedstates";
}
</script>
Now, with this defined, I should be able to choose which one to use,
and change the objects in the body of the document to the resulting
values. The problem is, I'm having trouble finding a good description
of how to define objects like Headers and imagemaps. I would like to
be able to use the basic document objects, but if I create the header
like this:
<h1 name="title1">World Map</h1>
how do I change that to either "North America" or "United States" if
the correct link is chosen? I can see that this will be a function
call, probably called when the onclick() event is seen, but I'm
getting lost how to go any further.
Anyone have any ideas?
Chad Lupkes
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Chad Lupkes
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http://www.seattlewebcrafters.com
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