I need to simulate a mouse click using IE on a client side image map. Which object should invoke the fireEvent()
? It cannot be simply the <area>
object since it could be referenced by 2 different <img>
s. It cannot be the <img>
since we need a way to tell which part of the img is clicked which is defined in the <area>
tag?
I've done some test with real mouse click on an client side image map. The event object generated from my click indicates (by the event.srcElemen开发者_如何学运维t
property) the event is generated from <area>
tag. But when I tried to programmatically call the <area>
's fireEvent()
, nothing happened!
This may be what you're looking for:
<img name="Area" src="Area.jpg" width="240" height="160" border="0" id="Area" usemap="#m_Area" alt="" /><map name="m_Area" id="m_Area">
<area shape="rect" id="A" coords="126,0,240,160" href="javascript:;" onclick="alert('a')" alt="" />
<area shape="rect" id="B" coords="0,0,126,160" href="javascript:;" onclick="alert('b')" alt="" />
</map>
<a href="javascript:document.getElementById('A').onclick()">Test</a>
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