Can you provide more information on this feature? 
In most cases I have found it easier to just directly work with the files and SQL tables instead of using Import functions.  Can you tell were to look for the resulting SQL data or file structures that are created once a map is created or imported?

I have read your PDF file, unfortunately it offers little help.
Can you provide an example that allows one to import a file that not only defined the image map but also the what the contents of the "On mouse over" and "On click" fields would be?

Would it be of the format:

<img src="SomeFile.jpg" usemap="Test" alt="" style="border-style:none" />
<map id="Test" name="Test">
    <area shape="rect" alt="Alt IT" coords="165,68,240,152" href="Import Test" title="Alt IT" onMouseOver="????" onClick="????" />
</map>

Thanks for your response, I appreciate that.

I have looked into the SQL at dbo.ModuleSettings and see that all the necessary XML and HTML are available that define things.  Would it be possible to directly add map setting that way?  Can you help to confirm/understand the value in the "SettingName" column and how that operates?  It appears that "InnerMapX" define a map settings while "InnerMapX-Y define the HTML map hotspots.  Also wondering why the HTML of the maps seems to be broken up in 2000 size blocks?  Can on just put the HTML in one record?

I really appreciate your support as my customer has a number of maps and each of which might have 100 or so hotspots on them.  The manual web UI for doing this number of hotspots is just not practical as I have the hotspot and link data available automatically already and so I can build the required information automatically.

I did a simple test and changed a value or two, such as Name and the hover image color directly in the ModuleSetting  SettingValue but nothing seems to change when I look at the web page.  I have done refreshes and even restarted things but nothing changes?  The instant that I press save via the web UI it writes to the record back to the original values.  It is like the module does not really read from the record but does save to it for sure.  What am I missing here?

Hi,

First, those settings are loaded in a cache mechanism which needs to be refreshed to take your database modifications into account. This cache is automaticaly refreshed when you use the UI. If you modify those data directly in the database, you could recycle application pool on IIS to view the corresponding result.
Regarding your question on the maximum length of the settings entries, Duc needs to have a look a this point before he answer you.

Regards,

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Stéphane TETARD ARICIE - Board member of DotNetNuke France