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I commend you for using <map> to link the markers to the items. Image maps... wow that takes me back to 1999. I can't believe people still remember how to use
by pak 15y ago
I commend you for using <map> to link the markers to the items. Image maps... wow that takes me back to 1999. I can't believe people still remember how to use them. Of course you can't do any rollover effects with them, but otherwise it seems like a pretty quick and effective solution for the interface you wanted to make. When I first saw this I thought the Google Chart API had maybe changed to add JavaScript-based interactions.
- redpill27 15y agoWell, the Google Chart API actually supports JS-based interactive charts: http://code.google.com/apis/chart/index.html http://code.google.com/apis/chart/index.html However, I use the static image version + <map> since the JS version of the scatter chart is missing some features (no alpha channel, fixed marker size).