Map

Java 2D
#1

Im trying to make a map for a game i got the picture if you want see what i want to do is have 3 buttons for it

Zoom in
Zoom out
and a map button

Zoom buttons are obvious

and the Map Button when you click on it it should show the whole map that you can click on.

Then you have the main part that has the section of the picture on it.

Heres the tricky part I want buttons on the image that you can click that will open an HTML page if you can help me at all Ill pay ill do anything please contact me at

AIM MgML3ader
MSN MgMLeader@hotmail.com
YH! Hal9000_uber

Thanks

#2

[quote]Heres the tricky part I want buttons on the image that you can click that will open an HTML page
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Applet or Application? Do you need the HTML page in a separate browser window or embedded in the Java App?

[quote] if you can help me at all Ill pay ill do anything please contact me at
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I seriously doubt you could afford my rates. Just do us a favor and take the time to use proper punctuation and capitalization, ok? :slight_smile:

#3

I’m sorry about that, I was in a hurry.

If its possible an applet. Also I do think I could afford your rates. Whatever they are.

Here’s a link http://www.runescape.com and click world map. That is basically what I want.

#4

[quote]I’m sorry about that, I was in a hurry.
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Not a big deal. It’s just nice if people take the time to do a proper post. Otherwise we don’t know if someone is trying to get someone to do their homework, just trolling, or really in need of assistance. :slight_smile:

[quote]If its possible an applet. […] Here’s a link http://www.runescape.com and click world map. That is basically what I want.
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All the versions I mentioned are quite feasible. Even embedding HTML. But for your needs, I think you want something like this:

URL url = new URL("http://www.sun.com");
MyApplet.getAppletContext().showDocument(url);

You can also target a specific frame or popup with the following version:

URL url = new URL("http://www.sun.com");
MyApplet.getAppletContext().showDocument(url, "myframe");

JavaDocs are here and here.

[quote]Also I do think I could afford your rates. Whatever they are.
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Hmm… well, if you feel like you need a few hours of paid consulting here and there, you can always email me. My address is on my profile. I can always give you an estimate and let you know when I can get to it. shrug

#5

Well, I know how to embed and all that, but I need the whole program. I have little idea of how to do any of this. I can create basic applications such as polls and picture randomizers, but as far as this goes I need the whole program from scratch for my website.

#6

[quote]Well, I know how to embed and all that, but I need the whole program. I have little idea of how to do any of this. I can create basic applications such as polls and picture randomizers, but as far as this goes I need the whole program from scratch for my website.
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And you plan to make a game? Well, I’ll tell you what. You can email me a precise description of what you want, along with any graphics you have, and I’ll take a look at it. If it looks like a simple bit of work, I’ll whip something out and give you a fixed price on the cost of delivery. If it looks like something that’s going to take a lot of time, I’ll work with you to see if we can find someone interested in doing the work.

You can find my email by either clicking on my name (to the left of this text) or on the small envelope under Mr. Incredible (also to the left). Sound like a plan? :slight_smile: