In the Description field, enter a short description for the prompt. This description Enter the location and name of the image in the Image URL field. Enter the appropriate HTML map tags and data in the HTML field. In the map

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4. Select the Override with prompt box. Click OK and save the analysis.

5. If needed, create either a named or inline prompt. For information, see Creating or Editing a Column Prompt . Creating or Editing an Image Prompt An image prompt provides users with an image that contains sections or areas that they can click to select a specific prompt value. For example, an image prompt can be a map of the United States with sections that represent the North, South, East, West, and Central sales divisions. Users can then click the divisions that correspond to the sales information that they want to view in the dashboard or analysis. You can apply image prompts to one or more dashboards, or embed them in analyses. Use the following procedure to create or edit an image prompt. To create or edit an image prompt: 1. To create a named image prompt, use the following sub-procedure. a. Navigate to the Oracle BI Enterprise Edition Home page, locate the global header, hover the mouse pointer over the New menu to access the menu, and select Dashboard Prompt. The Select Subject Areas menu is displayed. b. From the Select Subject Area menu, select the subject area for which you want to create the prompt. The Definition pane is displayed. 2. To create an inline prompt, either create a new analysis or access an existing analysis for which you want to create a prompt. In the Analysis editor , click the Prompts tab. The Definition pane is displayed.

3. Click the New button in the Definition Pane. From the list, select Image Value

Prompt . The Image Map Prompt Properties dialog is displayed.

4. Enter a caption for the image prompt in the Caption field. The caption is displayed

as the prompt’s field label.You can include HTML markup tags in the caption, such as b, font, and table.

5. In the Description field, enter a short description for the prompt. This description

is displayed as tooltip text, which is shown when the user hovers the mouse pointer over the prompts label in the dashboard or analysis. The descriptions are also displayed when administrators view the stored prompt object from the Catalog Manager.

6. Enter the location and name of the image in the Image URL field.

The image file must reside on a web server. Oracle recommends that you put the image files in the directory that contains all web resource files for example, app\res\region3.jpg. Placing the image files with the web resource files prevents a security warning message from displaying when the user accesses the image from the dashboard or analysis. Note: The Override with prompt box is not available in certain circumstances. It is unavailable for a rank template for example, is ranked first or is ranked last within a conditional selection step. It is also unavailable for a match template for a hierarchical column. Prompting in Dashboards and Analyses 6-13 However, if you are using a web server, such as WebLogic, where the resource files are located in the deploy directory, you must put the image file in the deploy directory and the directory that contains all web resource files.

7. Enter the appropriate HTML map tags and data in the HTML field. In the map

tags, indicate the map regions shape, X and Y coordinates, and region name. For example: MAP Name=mymap AREA Shape=poly Coords=70,84,51,300,455 Href=http:www.map.comregion1.html AREA Shape=poly Coords=25,180,125,280,485,668 Href=http:www.map.comregion2.html AREA Shape=poly Coords=152,106,186,225,340,193 Href=http:www.map.comregion3.html AREA Shape=poly Coords=675,763,929,286,10,908 Href=http:www.map.comregion43.html MAP IMG Src=..imagesimagemap.gif Width=500 Height=300 Alt=Image Map Usemap=mymap Ismap

8. To extract the image map information from the HTML, click Extract Image Map