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# nats\_display\_map

## Parameters

(*Required parameters in **bold**)*

| Parameter | Description                                  | Possible Values                      | Default Value                           | Example       |
| --------- | -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------- | ------------- |
| width     | The width of the Flash applet in pixels      | Any whole number greater than zero   | 737; the applet will be 737 pixels wide | width="123"   |
| height    | The height of the Flash applet in pixels     | Any whole number greater than zero   | 400; the applet will be 400 pixels wide | height="123"  |
| mapid     | A unique number that identifies the map      | Any whole number                     | A random number between 10 and 1,000.   | mapid="123"   |
| name      | Name of the div id to wrap around the applet | Any valid XHTML id value (see notes) | *map*                                   | name="myname" |

## Output

A flash applet.

## Notes

The *mapid* parameter is subject to XHTML restrictions on the value of id tags. It may not start with a digit and it can only contain numbers and letters.

## See Also

* [nats\_display\_graph](/nats-admin/skins-and-templates/further-reading/template-functions/nats_display_graph.md)


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