For example, suppose the query parameters for the hot spot is:
x=0&xLabel=Mon&dataSet=0&dataSetName=Revenue&value=100 |
The WPFHotSpotEventArgs object will contain the following attributes.
Attribute | Value |
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x | 0 |
xLabel | Mon |
dataSet | 0 |
dataSetName | Revenue |
value | 100 |
If there are two attributes with the same name in the query parameters, they will be merged into one attribute, with the values appended together, delimited using the ASCII unit separator character (ASCII code 31).
In addition to the attributes due to query parameters, the WPFHotSpotEventArgs object contains three additional attributes as follows:
- The path attribute reflecting the path portion of the URL in the <AREA> tag that defines the hot spot.
- The coords attribute reflecting the coords attribute of the <AREA> tag that defines the hot spot.
- The title attribute reflecting the title attribute of the <AREA> tag that defines the hot spot.
Properties
Name | Description |
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Item | Gets or sets the value of the specified attribute. In C#, this property is the indexer of the class. |
AttrValues | Gets a Hashtable containing all attributes and values associated with the hot spot. |
Note: Properties inherited from MouseEventArgs are omitted. |
Methods
Name | Description |
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Note: Methods inherited from MouseEventArgs are omitted. |
Events
Name | Description |
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Note: Events inherited from MouseEventArgs are omitted. |