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<h4>Complex Hotspot (Single Cardinality)</h4>
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This item shows how you can use Complex Hotspot to implement a wide variety of hotspot
shapes, with the ability to use predefined images for your hotspot shapes.
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<p>
The picture to the right illustrates four of the most popular destinations for air travelers
arriving in the United Kingdom: London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
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<p>
Which one of the circles is London?
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<object class="hidden" data="images/airport.png" id="airportImage" type="image/png" height="24" width="24" alt="airport"/>
<object class="hidden" data="images/orange.png" id="orangeImage" type="image/png" height="24" width="24" alt="orange"/>
<object class="hidden" data="images/pear.png" id="pearImage" type="image/png" height="24" width="24" alt="pear"/>
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This item shows how you can use Complex Hotspot to implement a wide variety of hotspot shapes, with the ability to use predefined images for your hotspot shapes. In the picture to the right, the orange is a predefined raster image, not a vector image.
The picture to the right illustrates four of the most popular destinations for air travelers arriving in the United Kingdom: London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Which one of the circles is London?