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I'm wanting to display an image of a building's layout. Then I want to dynamically place buttons or visible hotspots on top of the image to designate where certain assets are located. Ideally, I would be able to have text in the buttons to identify each button uniquely to the user. Then, I want to be able to do a postback when the user clicks on any one of the buttons. Effectively, I'm looking for something similar to Google maps but where I'm using my own building layout instead. I'm not sure where to even start.
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[no name] 20-Sep-12 19:03pm    
You described where you should start in your first sentence.

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I've done something similar before. I believe this is the article I used as a reference. It is easier than you would think at first to do.

ImageMap and HotSpots in .NET[^]
 
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TKnapp 20-Sep-12 19:31pm    
I have looked at using hotspots on ImageMaps; however, I don't see how I can have a pin-like indicator for each asset in my list. For example, I want to display that I have a copy machine and a fax in Room 101 (with a pin-like indicator for both) and a network printer in Room 103 (with another pin-like indicator). Then I would like the user to be able to click on the pin-like indicator to get more information about that specific asset.

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