iOS Question Screen "HotSpots" in B4I like in photoshop

[John Woodsmall]

I have an image (which fills the screen). On it are button areas that need to be Hot
like in Macromedia FireWoks and photoshop called "hot spots". I would like to "Cut" them out and make them live or clickable.

How do i do this with b4i?
is there an example?

 

[tufanv]

I searched the internet to see an example for hot spots on photoshop but couldnt find one. Can you post an image as an example ?

 

[John Woodsmall]

here is an example in fireworks:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/fireworks/cs/using/WS4c25cfbb1410b0021e63e3d1152b00d35d-7fe6.html

i thought it was a standard thing for web sites to cut/out an area (a map in html) to be "Hot" or active or live
such that if you clicked on it you when to a Url?

you just take an image and "Cut" it with an graphic tool . It was invented by photo shop.

 

[John Woodsmall]

in photo shop:

https://robcubbon.com/removing-backgrounds-cutting-out-photoshop/

 

[tufanv]

I dont think there is an example of this with b4i. It is a complicated process.

 

[stevel05]

When you say "I would like to "Cut" them out" do you mean you want to edit the image, or just make that area clickable? If it's the latter then the HotSpot library https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/class-screen-hotspots.29592/ could do what you want with a little tweaking. I haven't used B4i for a long while so couldn't help you, but I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult.