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onclick event to the box drawn around the image

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February 16, 2010


Michael

Just wondering if it is possible to add an onclick event to the box drawn around the image (i.e. when the tag display is clicked, it can fire a JS event)

February 16, 2010


admin

Post edited 12:29 pm – February 16, 2010 by admin


I'll add your request to TO DO list. In the feature TagHim will have a plugin with this feature.

February 16, 2010


admin

Function is implemented and has been added TagHim 3.0.2 release.

February 16, 2010


Michael

Just wondering how to use the onclick support you have added in. There doesn’t seem to be instructions for that or an example of it. I just need to be able to handle an onclick function on the rendered box.

February 16, 2010


admin

Please take a look on second example http://taghim.com/taghim/v300/index.php

 

to enable OnClick function you need to use

taghim.setOption( 'onTagClick', function( oParams ){ alert( 'You
clicked on tag' ); } );

replase alert( 'You clicked on tag' );  to any javacsript command

Instructions is located in manual/plugins/onclicktag.html folder

February 16, 2010


Michael

Thanks for the info below, but what happens when I am displaying multiple
tags on the one image. I was expecting that I would be able to add an
onclick function call from the .addpositions function within the ShowTags
select option. How am I able to add an onclick function to each tag?

February 16, 2010


admin

Post edited 12:33 pm – February 16, 2010 by admin


it was no exact specification given. We include it to our yesterday release, but you can add an onclick function and call from the .addpositions function. I modify example slightly http://taghim.com/taghim/v300/index.php
 
please check.

This line display unique coordinates for each tag:

taghim.setOption( 'onTagClick', function( oParams ){ alert( 'You clicked on tag.nTag coords is ' + oParams['X1'] + 'x' + oParams['Y1'] ); } );

February 16, 2010


Michael

Post edited 12:35 pm – February 16, 2010 by Michael


Many thanks.

That should suffice for the moment, the X1 and Y1 positions are unique in my application of your product, so I can use them as a reference for what I am trying to achieve.

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