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Posted by Peter N. Schweitzer on April 12, 2005, 1:38 pm
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bill@coastlinepartners.com wrote:
> I need to put together a fairly simple solution as follows:
>
> A state map of the U.S. is displayed and if one clicks on a state, they
> are taken to a list of organizations and then they can click on a
> specific organization and they are provided with detailed information
> about that organization.
>
> Anyone have any thoughts for me?
The simple solution is to use an HTML image map: an image of the US
states along with a list of coordinates for the individual states
within that image; a hypertext link is associated with each state
area so that when somebody clicks on a state in the image, they
go to a page that you specify (your list of organizations).
A good example is http://www.usgs.gov/state/
You can probably use the HTML code directly since it's almost
certainly not proprietary.
Peter
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