sysimagesysimagesysimage supports the HTML <input type="image"> form option.
sysobjects (sysimage) |
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Field |
Description |
Information |
| Security Groups | ||
| Module | ||
| <2> | Description | |
| <4.2> | Dependant field | |
| <4.4> | Invisible | |
| <10.1> |
Trigger type | |
| <10.2> | Trigger option | |
| <10.3> | Trigger parameters | |
| <10.4> | HTML tag inclusion | |
| <10.5> | Image source |
Allows for the specification of an image URL (the HTML 4.0 specification
defines the <input type="image"> item in more detail - World Wide Web
Consortium has more details). This image will be displayed and will be click able by users. The pixel x and y coordinates of the mouse click (relative to the top left corner of the image will also be passed to the system and stored for later use (possibly as a server side image map). |
| <10.6> | Image alignment | Aligns the image to other objects within the same cell. |
| <10.7> | Border width | The border width (in pixels) surrounding the image. |
| <10.8> | Image height | The image height (in pixels). The image will be stretched or compressed to bit into the height that is specified. If only height is specified, then the image will be adjusted and the height/width aspect ratio will be maintained. |
| <10.9> | Image width | The image width (in pixels). The image will be stretched or compressed to bit into the width that is specified. If only width is specified, then the image will be adjusted and the height/width aspect ratio will be maintained. |
| <10.10> | Focus event | |
| <10.11> | Click event | |
| <10.12> | Blur event | |
| <10.13> | Horizontal space | The amount of blank space to the left and right of the image (in pixels). |
| <10.14> | Vertical space | The amount of blank space to the top and bottom of the image (in pixels). |
| <10.15> | Style | |
| <10.16> | Style class | |
| <10.17> | Mouse over event | This is the event that is fired when the user moves their mouse over the image |
| <10.18> | Mouse out event | This is the event that is fired when the users mouse is over the image and the user moves their mouse away (out) of the image. |
| <10.19> | Tool tip | |