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Looking at creating an app that will allow users to submit a form to a SPO list (or potentially SQL later on - data source not that important right now).
I have an image of a body that I would like a user to be able to click on to highlight where an injury as been sustained for an accident at work log, I have read a few bits about creating transparent areas on the image so that when the user clicks them, it highlights but I am looking for a steer on the following:
a. When the user clicks the target area, I want it to highlight as a toggle, so the area stays highlighted unless they click again to remove it
b. How do I then get the information back into the SPO list (I am hoping for more of a column heading "where did injury occur" than loads of "was injury to head" yes/no fields)
Can anyone advise the best way to achieve this?
I should add, I am a noob to PowerApps so I might need a little hand-holding through this.
Thanks
Ben
Hi @Benmorgan86uk1,
Currently, interactive images are not supported in PowerApps, but I have some Suggestions that are feasible. Each body part is imported into the APP as a separate part, such as image or HTML, and all parts make up a human body. In this way, all parts of the body can be clicked and interacted. Therefore, the desired information can be saved back to SP in the OnSelect event
Another similar idea would be to add invisible buttons to each part of the body to make each part interactive.
Hope this helps.
Sik
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