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Html Image Plugin 0.2
Since 0.9.1 there is a nice way to upload your plugin in a repository, so others can install it automagically via the Python Plugin Installer.
A couple of months ago I needed a simple Html Image Map plugin, and wrote it using the Python Plugin Interface. Fixed some bugs in it (one which made that it was not working with postgis layers).
The plugin generates an image- and accompanying html-file for an image map.
It's working for polygon layers only at the moment (shp, postgis etc). With the next release of Qgis it will be possible to 'buffer' geometries, thereby making it easy to add generating Image Maps for point- or line layers also. Don't know if people need this anyway?
It was my first Qt dialog also:

I added some static docs to it, and put those docs online here and added an online example.
By adding this blog entry, and use this page as 'plugin home page' you can comment on the plugin, and via comments, also report bugs or wishes. Thereby bundling the communication around it.
For my next plugin, I will add a blog entry immediately.
See what comes...
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Great work!
Its really nice to see people making good use of the python bindings Martin created. Keep em coming Richard!
Regards
Tim Sutton