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]" 8S9S11RS10E13RS10E14S16S17S18S19S30S31S32S33S44S45S46S47S53S54S55R hotspot_5 [ ] 0S0E ltxt_6 ltxt_6 [ ltxt_6

]" 8S9S11RS10E13RS10E14S16S17S18S19S30S31S32S33S44S45S46S47S53S54S55R hotspot_6 [ ] 0S0E ltxt_7 ltxt_7 [ ltxt_7

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]" 8S9S11RS10E13RS10E14S16S17S18S19S30S31S32S33S44S45S46S47S53S54S55R hotspot_9 [ ] la_10 0S0E ltxt_10 ltxt_10 [ ltxt_10

. The Link Builder on various forms in this database can automatically create graphic hotspots on your pages using these image files. To use the Link Builder to reference an image file for a graphic hotspot, use the format: (filename.gif)Alternate Text. O=Lotus Notes O=Lotus Notes PURSAFO |.:#U O=Lotus Notes CN=Lotus Notes Template Development/O=Lotus Notes PURSAFO Fde!f^^ $$HomePageCheck $HomePageCheck_O $$PageName $PageName_O LastDateTime HomePage $TITLE $Info $$Script_O $$ScriptName $$FormScript $$$FormScript_O $Body HotspotSyntaxHelp Dialog A hotspot can consist of either text or a graphic. If you want the user to click on text in order to activate a link, simply enter the text into a field in the Hotspot Data column. In Example 1, the user will be able to click on the text "Home". @ @@ @` @ @@ @@@@@`@@ `@ `@@`@``@ rkspace Dim Set uidoc = ll uidoc.refresh Example 1 The Link Builder provides two ways for you to specify graphics that users can click on to activate links. The syntax depends on whether you store the actual graphic in the [Images] view or in a Navigator. To use a GIF or JPEG file for your hotspot, you must first go to the [Images] view, click the Create Image File Attachment button, and attach the file. To use this file in a link, fill in a field in the Hotspot Data column with the filename enclosed in parentheses, followed by text that can be displayed to users whose browsers do not display graphics. In Example 2, users will be able to click on the graphic stored in the file home.gif. @ @@ @` @ @@ @@@@@`@@ `@ `@@`@``@ FormPrivs$FormUs $TITLE S45S46S47S49RS11 Example 2 O=Lotus Notes O=Lotus Notes PURSAFO |.:#U O=Lotus Notes CN=Lotus Notes Template Development/O=Lotus Notes PURSAFO Fde!f^^ $TITLE $Info $$ScriptName $Body LinkSyntaxHelp Dialog The Link Builder interprets several shorthand notations to make it easier to enter URLs. If you want the user to go to another page in this database, simply enter the page's name into the Link Data field. (The name of each page appears in the field labeled "page name for the URL"). In Example 2, the user will go to the page named "HomePage". Link Data identifies the URL that the user should go to when a hotspot is activated. If the first two characters that you fill into the Link Data field are slashes, the Link Builder assumes you have entered the full URL of a web page. It can be any page that is accessible to the user. In Example 1, the user will go to Lotus' home page when the link is activated. Example 1 If you want the user to go to a view in this database, enter the view name preceded by a single slash. In Example 3, the user will go to this database's Site Map view when the link is activated. (Note that spaces are not valid in URLs but they are in view names, so the Domino server converts "+" characters to spaces when interpreting a URL.) Example 2 You can use the same syntax if you want the user to go to a navigator in this database. If you want the user to go to a page in another database on the same server, you can drop the host name from that page's URL and precede it with a tilde followed by a slash. In Example 4, the user will go a discussion database in a directory called "public" on this server. Example 3 @ @@ @` @ @@ @@@@@`@@ `@ `@@`@``@ @ @@ @` @ @@ @@@@@`@@ `@ `@@`@``@ Example 4 @ @@ @` @ @@ @@@@@`@@ `@ `@@`@``@ @ @@ @` @ @@ @@@@@`@@ `@ `@@`@``@ rkspace ll uidoc ll uidoc rkspace O=Lotus Notes O=Lotus Notes PURSAFO |.:#U O=Lotus Notes CN=Lotus Notes Template Development/O=Lotus Notes PURSAFO Fde!f^^ $TITLE $Info $$ScriptName $Body LogoNav This site runs on a Lotus Domino Web Server, Powered by Notes. [