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[exter1ty Friend exter1tyJoin date: August 2016Posts: 1Downloads:1Uploads:0]

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Hello, I’d like to use the JA Image Hotspot plugin on a joomla 3.6.2 site and wondered if this is compatible? and can it be used to create hotspots on an image with hyperlinks behind them (each one with a different hyperlink). Is this possible? oh, and I should also say that the image is one that i’d like to appear as a banner on a particular page of my site… Any help would be greatfully received.

[Mo0nlight Moderator Mo0nlightJoin date: September 2014Posts: 707Downloads:38Uploads:107 Thanked: 99 times in 97 posts]

#965672

Hi.
The module is fully compatible with joomla 3.6.2.
For the link on the image you can try this.
edit the file :
/modules/mod_jaimagehotspot/mod_jaimagehotspot.xml
add this code

<field
                    type="text"
                    default="#"
                    name="imglink"
                    label="JAI_IMG_LINK"
                    description="JAI_IMG_LINK_DESC" />

under the code around line 113-126.

<field
                    name="showchoicelocaltion"
                    type="list"
                    default="top-left"
                    label="JAI_POSITION_OFFICE"
                    description="JAI_POSITION_OFFICE_DESC">

                    <option value="top-left">JAI_POSITION_TOP_LEFT</option>
                    <option value="top-right">JAI_POSITION_TOP_RIGHT</option>
                    <option value="bottom-left">JAI_POSITION_BOTTOM_LEFT</option>
                    <option value="bottom-right">JAI_POSITION_BOTTOM_RIGHT</option>
                    <option value="middle-left">JAI_POSITION_MIDDLE_LEFT</option>
                    <option value="middle-right">JAI_POSITION_MIDDLE_RIGHT</option>
                </field>

and edit the file.
/modules/mod_jaimagehotspot/tmpl/default.php
edit the code :

<img src="<?php echo $imgpath;?>" alt=""/>

To:

<a target="_blank" href="<?php echo $params->get( 'imglink', '#' );?>"><img src="<?php echo $imgpath;?>" alt=""/></a>

You can place it in any position of your template like you want.

Regards.

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