This example shows one way of using RadToolTip together with an image map.<br />
Often there is a need to display additional infomration when the user hovers over
image map regions. This can be acomplished with <strong>RadToolTip</strong> in order
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to provide richer experience for the users - with <strong>RadToolTip</strong> you
can show any kind of content - images, pages, user controls, etc.<br />
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There are several matters to be considered in this case:<br />
<ol>
    <li>Such behavior cannot be achieved without additional JavaScript. This is needed because
        the asp:ImageMap control itself does not provide IDs for the hotspots and <strong>RadToolTip</strong>
        / <strong>RadToolTipManager</strong> needs an ID to which it can attach.</li>
    <li>If your asp:ImageMap control has the HotSpotMode property set to Navigate, you will
        need to make sure that the postback, that would occur when clicking on area, is
        cancelled. </li>
</ol>
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<p>
    Please, note that the image map renders content which is not XHTML compliant (due
    to the way the ID is formed and also the name attribute of the map) - that is why
    the demo will not successfully pass validation and the<strong> RadToolTip </strong>
    control is not the reason for it but the standard image map.
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Note: Since the target areas are not real separate elements, the tooltip should
be configured to be relative to the mouse.