Ralph2

Thank you, will look at your suggestion and try your search suggestion as well. So far the ones I have found use a local magnification, where I want the whole image to magnify.. and be able to select hot spots (icons) to then show something else.

Yes this is a Google satellite map.. sort of. A number of screen shots (12) of a route taken with a GPS enabled dash camera. Combined into one roughly 2000 x 2200 px image. Any suggestions re the Ajax??

I had trouble logging in as well, posted a question from my laptop with no problem. tried to retrieve the answer(s) from my desktop and could not sign in. tried to have a password reset sent which although it said it did.. did not 45 min later anyway. Have message about JavaScript turned off.. NOT. Managed to log in via FB

I have a very large image (a map) that I would like to open at whatever size my users monitor / browser window allows. Then, to provide details I want the user to be able to zoom in and move the image to suit the area they are interested in. I have found a reference to something called "jQuery gZoom Plugin" that judging from the demos would suit my needs perfectly. But.. it seems this is no longer available as on gets a "lab.gianiaz.com could not be found message". So.. does anyone have any other solutions? Where this jQuery gZoom Plugin could still be found for downloading? I do not want what seems to be popular a local zoom of part of the image but to zoom the entire image... allow grabing and moving.. and allow clicking of hot spots (icons) to open an information box / other image. Using DW6, if it makes any difference. Thank you all for your time. Ralph

Thanks to all who have pasted code in an attempt to help and suggested I read the manual on mail. But.. I am still confused as to why my code is not working. I think.. a PHP only solution should be possible. I have a logged in user with an active session. What is missing in my code that is preventing the $user field from being correctly populated with the variable user? <?php require('../login.php'); ?> <?php if (isset($_COOKIE["user"])) { $user = $_COOKIE["user"]; } mail('[email protected]','$user','From news page'); ?> Thanks again..

Thanks all, let me try to clarify. My family members are logged in via a PHP script that checks for their name and password in my login.php. All my pages then start with. <?php require('../login.php'); ?> I am trying to have, when this page is accessed an email sent to me with the users name. Throwing this into the page will send me an email but I can not figure out what else I need to have the users name either in the subject or body of the email. <?php require('../login.php'); ?> <?php mail('[email protected]','Subject of the e-mail','This is the body of the e-mail!'); ?> I am very much a cut and paste programmer, I can figure out, sort of... what is happening after I have the code. So please.. be gentle and complete with your help / advice.

I have a small family only website and I use this code on my login page to see if members are having trouble re logging in. // routine writes to file when this page is accessed <?php $logfile = '/home/xxxxxxx/public_html/temp/trouble.txt'; $date = date('j M Y H:i:s'); if (isset($_COOKIE["family_user"])) { $user = $_COOKIE["family_user"]; } if ($file = @fopen($logfile, 'a')) { fwrite($file, "\r\n$date $user "); fclose($file); } ?> How can I use the information gathered (fwrite($file, "\r\n$date $user ") that writes to my trouble.txt file be sent to me via email. And ideally only once per session. I found this code will send me an email every time the page is accessed but can not figure out how to get fwrite($file, "\r\n$date $user " into either the subject (preferred) or into the body. <?php mail('[email protected]','Subject of the e-mail','This is the body of the e-mail!'); ?> Anyone able to help with the code Thank you for your time