Image map in html email-text color

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• Session state in a Hotspot URL on an Image Map

  Greetings,
  
  I have an APEX application that has the image maps on several pages. The image plane is created dynamically by the admin application. Later in the process of the image map (created from HTML) stored in the rows of a table will be used by someone else at a later time. They will click on a hotspot/article in terms of the image, which will open a page in the application and pass the id of the image and the hotspot/section title. Then they can fill out information about the hotspot/section on what they clicked. I have all this works very well except for the session.
  
  The problem is that I filled in the href of the hotspot portion < area shape / > when the image is initially created. I store the first part of the URL in a table, in case it changes. The first part is http://server:8000/apex/f? p = 2031:10: & APP_SESSION.:NO:10: then I add this when the image plane is created - P10_HEADER_ID, P10_CELL_TITLE:v_header_id, v_cell_title so, when you move the pointer over one of the hotspots is an example of the URL passed - http://server:8000/apex/f? p = 2031:10: & APP_SESSION.:NO:10:P10_HEADER_ID, P10_CELL_TITLE:344, 20-10 the session is not met. Now that it's happened I think it is the right treatment of the APEX. To determine the session 'on the fly', it is not passed between the user clicking on the access and processing of the URL. Or have I missed something due to a mistake in my thinking?
  
  I'm puzzled. I can't fill the session when I build the data row, because it will not be later. But I can't change the session in href of the hotspot.
  
  Ideas and suggestions are welcome. I hope that I am right on what is obvious.
  
  Thank you, Tony

  hidden wrote:

  I am familiar with relative path for the first part of the URL. I may be able to use it. We store the server part of the URL in a table of keywords, because we had cases where our names servers etc change.

  You must use relative URLS. Storage of the absolute URL is inappropriate. Relative addressing, functionowa_util.get_cgi_env , alias page/app and substitution strings offer a lot more flexibility.

  I know on APP_ID and others, but at this point, I'm not sure the app # or page # will be for the final use image maps. I know that the image maps will be created on a single page, then used on another page or pages.

  Looks like a clear case of use for the use of the app/page aliases. However, there is no need to break the dependency of the channel using an alias of the page and then reintroduce immediately by setting the values of page explicit as P10_CELL_TITLE: it would be more appropriate to use the elements of the request for these settings instead of the settings of the page

  Yes, I have a procedure that builds the image maps. I have 2 types of image maps. One is a map of convention image with rectangles and polygons. The other card image has a grid on top of it with the columns, lines, value of medallion of beginning and end in medallion, which allows the administrator to build the grid exactly as they wish. It also has a function that allows the elimination of specific cells. It's all pretty smooth. And, once again, your answers through this process has helped me get to where I am with the application. The problem is that these interactive images will be used in the dozens, and sometimes hundreds of times more inspections are carried out on the Assembly line. There will be models of image map that will be used later on the actual inspections when the product is manufactured. The image of the cards will be different according to the production plant and the product, it is used on. A station can be for the inspection of the engines, another for finishing, etc. A series of picture cards for one product, others for the B - M products.

  Thus, image maps are created during the initial phase of the process. Then used later, over and over again, during the production process. Create map image pages are 4 & 8. The pages used during the inspection of the product is likely to be pages 10 & 12. And the creation of image map occurs at a point in time by the admin. The use of image maps will produce a dozen different inspectors throughout the year. So, no doubt under different sessions.

  Now I think I might need to build a new block of HTML code for each inspection. The HTML code that builds the image of the cards, that is. This way I can insert the sesstion ID into the href attribute in a procedure, and it will be that of the current session. I not only create the href and fill the value of session on the fly, I'll create all the HTML block on the fly.

  I certainly wouldn't store or s absolute hrefas a URL or image maps in HTML format. Should all be generated depending on the rendering of the page through a report/view/procedure/function. In the PL/SQL code, get the session ID by using the v('APP_SESSION') reference. In a report, view/use values of application context for better performance. Push necessary substitution strings in the context values using the APEX Session/DPV database security attribute.

• HTML Email - will be the image map links work in most e-mail clients?

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• Change the Image Map Hover State color

  How can I change the color of State pointed to a basic HTML Image Map go red/gray default to something else, with CSS?

  Image maps don't change color to the overview.  You need JavaScript for this.

  jQuery Maphighlight.js

  https://github.com/Kemayo/maphilight/BLOB/master/jQuery.maphilight.js

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• HTML emails are not displayed. They show just the code. texts emails are not at all. That is what it is?

  All of a sudden today my email is displayed correctly. HTML emails simply display the actual html code instead of a graphical display. Texts emails show just a blank page. I changed the display setting to view html messages original, simple html and plain text. None of the settings resets things. All of these emails were visible correctly yesterday.

  Anyone got any ideas as to what is happening?

  sounds like your index and the data are out of sync. Often the result of anti blocking the quarantine of the entire inbox or update of the index, so there is no mail on the left to view the activity of the virus.

  Right click on the folder, select Properties, and then on the button repair.

• Text of HTML email

  There is a built-in, direct way to retrieve the text of an HTML email in plain text?

  I read http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800698/How_To _... but I still get the new String ((byte[]) obj) cast, which is the equivalent raw text of the complete HTML code.

  A quick thought would be thrown the Message to a text message and call msg.getPayloadText (), but this seems to be more of a hack than an effective approach.

  Any help would be really appreciated on this.

  Thank you!

  Greg

  loswilloz wrote:

  I want it is: when the body part bp is part of the html body, I want to get it as a text (on the device, this can be done by selecting the item of menu "get Plain Text" in a display of html email). Since the post on this topic by Mark Sohm, I understand that it is possible to do it somehow.

  There is no method to convert a HTML BodyParty in plain text.  However, if the e-mail message contains plain text and HTML formats, there will be at least 2 parts of the body of the message.  One will be in HTML, the other plain text format.  The example in the KB in the first post shows how to work with both.

  It is possible that only a part of the body was delivered to the BlackBerry handheld.  In this case, you can use the Transport.more method to request that a body part will be downloaded.

• BlackBerry Smartphones HTML Email 'Automatically download Images' does not work

  I use the BIS service with 4 separate emails, (paid 1, 2 free on the web and 1 BB email) using a Blackberry Storm 9530 with Verizon Wireless service...

  I have this setting enabled for all of my emails, to automatically download images and display in HTML... but no email no. Everyone I get I have to manually, select options and upload pictures! How can I fix this?

  Hello!

  See this KB:

  • KB15254 How to configure HTML email support on the BlackBerry smartphone email

  It sounds like you already have the correct settings. But, at the bottom of this KB is a statement about the external link images... If the image is linked to the outside rather that integrated, you will still need to manually get the image.

  See you soon!

• image does not appear in the HTML email

  Hi all kind people.

  I have a client who wishes to an HTML email designed for her. I did a test,

  and the CSS and HTML works fine, but when I try and export it to
  Safari (safari > file > send the contents of this page) it does not appear at the other end.

  Is there a way to insert the image in the HTML code? or y at - it another way to do this?
  Maybe Outlook?

  I'm on a Mac and using mail as e-mail client.

  Michael Farnbach wrote:

  Hi all kind people.

  Is there a way to insert the image in the HTML code? or y at - it another way to do this?
  Maybe Outlook?

  Maybe, but not the incorporation in the email.  All peoples kind here do is to explicitly link the images directly from the server.  for example, if I want to connect an Adobe image on my Web page or email, then I would use an explicti path such as:

  https://wwwimages2.Adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/images/shared/product-totems/80x80/Totem-AX I-pro - 80 x 80 .png .adimg .mw. 80.png>

  In this way, I can move the page or even e-mail, but the image will still be there.  However, you must download the image on the server before creating the link otherwise it would be a futile exercise.  In addition, some people have disabled images in messages, but this isn't your problem.

  Now this is how I do but a few muppets will tell you to do something funny.  What works with you.

• How to import html image map image ready?

  I maintain that a lot of images that have click regions overlaid on the image using html image maps.  These have been generated using hotspots to imageready and then exporting to html and image.  I lost the PSD file that had the original hotspots defined.  Is tere a way to recreate the hotspots using the html image map information to recreate the PSD?

  Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

  No, you need to rebuild the PSD from scratch

• To create a ToolTip text for the image with multiple image map links

  Hello
  
  RH6 using, that I imported a picture into a topic. For the images that I have created several maps image to post a link to other topics. However, I can't create a map image additional to that same image that includes only the screen Tip text. I get a message of invalid value: "Please select a file, bookmark or topic to bind the hyperlink to.»
  
  Is there a way to create a popup only the text of an image with multiple image map links? My final output will be to WebHelp but possibly migrate FlashHelp in the near future.
  
  Thank you
  
  FMnRH
  
  
  
  Thank you
  FMnRH

  If the image is at the beginning of the subject, or all alone in a reference topic, you can put "#" (without the quotes) as the link for each area reactive.

  If the image is larger than the viewing window, it can jump to the top, but only if the user clicks on the link.

  I tried wz_tooltips and like it. I agree with Leon, it will take time for the first image but maybe go faster later.

  Harvey

• Bug report: DW CS5.5 hangs every time on an Image Map

  I write this instead of contact Adobe support. I went to my account to send a bug report to Adobe and I was told that I had to contact support by phone. It's pretty crappy. As an authorized user who owned less than three months, there is no direct way to tell you that your software is broken?

  Here's the deal: I'm working on a landing page HTML with a single card attached to a picture frame. Literally, every time I make a change to the code near the (linked to the image map) image then click in the window of live preview, Dreamweaver CS5.5 accidents as a 70 on a bar of SOAP on the floor of the shower. It crashes hard. My only relief is to save the file before clicking in the live preview window. It's my only solution to the problem.

  But I am amazed left that I can plant it each time on a map, flicking the code on the preview pane. We could think about version 11.5, a minor thing like it wouldn't form the supposed cream the cream of web design software.

  Here's the code I'm editing that requires him to plant:

  < ! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional / / IN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" > ""

  <? PHP

  require_once("/var/www/html/c/index.php");

  $recip_name = $subscriber ["FirstName"].' «. $subscriber ['last_name'];

  ? >

  " < html xmlns =" http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml ">

  < head >

  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; charset = utf-8 "/ >"

  "< link href="/c/print.css "type =" text/css"rel ="stylesheet"media ="print">

  Special subscription - commitment No. < title > < /title >

  < / head >

  <? PHP / / link Google Tracking Code? >

  < script type = "text/javascript" src='/c/google-analytics-code.js "> < / script >

  <? PHP / / end link of Google Tracking Code? >

  <! - source file - >

  " < link rel ="stylesheet"type =" text/css"href =" http://YUI.yahooapis.com/2.9.0/build/reset/Reset-min.CSS ">

  < style type = "text/css" >

  Body {14px police: normal / 1.25em Georgia, "Times New Roman", Times, serif ;}}

  H1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {make-weight: bold; color: #333333 ;}}

  H1 {make: normal 28px / 1.5em "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;}}

  H2 {make: normal 24 PX / 1.5em "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;}}

  H3 {make: normal 20px / 1.5em "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;}}

  H4 {make: normal 16px / 1.5em "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;}}

  H5 {make: normal 12px / 1.5em "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;}}

  H6 {make: normal 8px / 1.5em "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;}}

  a, a: link, a: visited, a: active {color: #0055FF ;}}

  a: hover {color: #002AFF ;}}

  #wrapper {auto margin: 0; width: 432px ;}}

  #header, #footer {margin: 20px auto; text-align: center; position: relative ;}}

  #footer {margin: 40px auto ;}}

  #coupon {position: relative ;}}

  #coupon, #coupon img {margin: 0 auto; text-align: center ;}}

  . Personalization {position: absolute; width: 100%; text-align: center; text-transform: uppercase ;}}

  .printcoupon {text-transform: uppercase ;}}

  < / style >

  < body >

  < div id = 'wrapper' >

  < div id = "header" >

  < h3 class = "printcoupon" > < a href = "javascript:window.print();" ' > click here to print your coupon < /a > < / h3 >

  < / div >

  < div id = "coupon" >

  < img src = "images/19415coupon - 01.jpg" width = "432" height = "432" / > <!-< div class = "personalization" style = "left: 0;" top: 818px; "> < h1 > <? PHP echo $recip_name;? > < / h1 > < / div >-->

  < img src = "images/19357coupon - 02.jpg" width = "550" height = "602" well = "#imagemap" class = "dontprint" / >

  < / div >

  < div id = "footer" >

  < h3 class = "printcoupon" > < a href = "javascript:window.print();" ' > click here to print your coupon < /a > < / h3 >

  < / div >

  < / div >

  < map name = "imagemap" >

  < area coords = "29,69,521,197" shape = "rect" href = "javascript:window.print();" ">

  " < area coords = shape ="rect"href =" 29,212,521,339"' http://www.Google.com "target ="_blank"onClick =" recordOutboundLink (this,' Home Page ','http://www.google.com'); return false; » >

  < / map >

  < / body >

  < / html >

  Bug and Feature Request https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform report

• BlackBerry Smartphones HTML EMAIL?

  Just updated to the new 4.5 on my T - Mobile UK Curve 8310 that I learned from this site and a sales representative blackberry that allows HTML e-mail messages.

  So when I get the newsletter of the Web sites it will show images and text formatting instead of junk and links at random.

  That's happened?

  Read this step by step instruction.

  http://www.BlackBerryForums.com/rim-software/137798-how-enable-HTML-email-your-BlackBerry.html

  Good luck.

• How send the beautiful html email I did I DW?

  Hello

  I designed a reagent html email in Dreamweaver and tested in different browsers, iPhone, iPad etc. It looks great and I'm happy. But now I want to send it but can't! OM my mac I open the e-mail-html-page in Safari and select "send as e-mail". It opens the html email in a new email, and everything is on a line to the left. It looks like this:

  "

  T

  h

  I have

  s

  I have

  s

  m

  There

  t

  e

  x

  t

  ..."

  I have on my PC, in Outlook, create a new mail and import html pages and here everything is also to the left (but not all of the letters as on my mac". It looks NOT like when I tested it in different browsers.

  I also tried to send the sensitive default html email template in Dreamweaver (without changing anything in it), but it also lined up left by the post.

  So, now, when I created an email reagent butiful in dreamweaver. How to send?

  Thank y

  AI

  Make an HTML email is not the same as doing a Web page. Remove or ignore certain code (like most many email clientsthe elements and embedded CSS). You may have created a nice page that works correctly across the browser, but will never properly work at several mail clients. It depends on your code.

  Some things that can help you...

  1. use provisions of base tables. I know, it sounds bad, but put in simple nested table based much more systematically appear cross-client in html emails
  2. use simple inline css if you cannot use an html attribute to do the same. Nothing should be in theof the page, it gets deleted by several email clients. A lot of css attributes does not work, so if there is an equivalent html element, we it rather
  3. a lot of text html, few images. Most e-mail clients are set to block images by default. If your email is image heavy, you can not reach everyone with something other than a message "for security reasons, the images were downloaded not."
  4. do not send yourself if you have a large list, you will get your email blacklisted as a spammer. Use an email like constantcontact.com and icontact.com service if you have a list of more than maybe 100-200 addresses

  There are other items that need to be addressed, but who are the biggest. Electronic messaging services have you can use models that have been tested and refined for better results across a broad band of email clients. Until you have the 'tutorials' of html emails down, it may be preferable to use the available templates prior to the layout yourself.

• HTML email on smartphone

  Before I do hunting through Google, anyone know why an html email sent through a php script can be seen in the HTML on smartphone browser?

  Desktop browsers shows as expected email.

  Maybe it has something to do with the type of content, although I also tried charset="UTF-8" ?

  $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0 '. '\r\n';"

  $headers. = "content-type: text/html;" charset = iso-8859-1 "."\r\n";"

  Also comes across as being sent 1 Jan 1970' on Smartphone browser... .hummmmm

  See you soon

  Operating system

  It's the simple php script/html test:

  <? PHP

  $to = ' [email protected] ';

  $subject = "test Smartphone."

  $message = ' <! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional / / IN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" > ""

  " < html xmlns =" http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml ">

  < head >

  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; Charset = UTF-8 "/ >"

  < title > Smartphone Test < /title >

  < / head >

  < style body = "margin: 0;" padding: 0; ">

  < table width = "100%" border = "0" cellpadding = "0" cellspacing = "0" >

  < b >

  < td >

  < table style = "width: 80%;" margin: 0 auto; "border ="0"cellpadding ="0"cellspacing ="0">

  < b >

  < style td = "do-family: helvetica;" color: #999; font size: 24 PX. text-align: center; ' > Test Smartphone < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table >

  < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table >

  < / body >

  < / html > ';

  $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0 '. '\r\n';"

  $headers. = "content-type: text/html;" charset = iso-8859-1 "."\r\n";"

  $headers. = ' from: '. [email protected] "; "

  mail ($ $subject, $message, $headers);

  echo ' email sent to: $to ";

  ? >

  Jesus, this stuff is so fickle is not it!

  It turns out that the '\r' was originally a line break and be misinterpreted by smartphone browsers:

  $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0 '. '\r\n';"

  $headers. = "content-type: text/html;" charset = iso-8859-1 "."\r\n";"

  It worked:

  $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0 '." "\n";

  $headers. = "content-type: text/html;" charset = iso-8859-1 "." "\n";

• Need a good tutorial of the PSD to HTML Email

  I'm looking for a good tutorial to convert PSD to HTML emails files. I know that steps such basic that decide the document, how to optimize images, save as an HTML file and the images, but after that it becomes blurry. I am struggling with how to have blocks of text in photoshop appear as text rather than an image in the HTML code.

  I searched on Lynda.com, YouTube and quite a few other sources but can't seem to find anything that goes on in depth. I am a novice when it comes to HTML (try to increase my knowledge daily) so please provide the answers as dazed down as possible.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  coroadtrip wrote:

  I'm looking for a good tutorial to convert PSD to HTML emails files...

  ... I am a novice when it comes to HTML (try to increase my knowledge daily) so please provide the answers as dazed down as possible.

  As you have discovered, export as HTML from a PSD is relatively easy. However, to properly format HTML e-mail requires forward thinking for how the text will appear and where - and how much of it will be text. There are many discussions about this topic on the Forum of Dreamweaver that will help you with the side HTML things, but according to the way in which the design is, you may need to re-examine its structure and presentation.

  This might help you: http://www.sitepoint.com/turn-your-psd-into-a-solid-html-email/

  Try running a search for "HTML E-mail" on the side of Dreamweaver and see if this helps you.