Brian,
You can look at the BufferPanel widget as an example (and the code in
widgets/BufferPanel/BufferPanel.templ) which can run in the TaskPane or
a pop-up window. There is a method in there called GetParent() which
returns the window where Fusion can be found so you can then do things like:
var map = GetParent().Fusion.getMapByName(mapName);
map.clearSelection();
Hope that helps.
Mike
Berdel, Brian wrote:
Or…maybe a better question would be how would I go about refreshing a
map or using the web api from the task frame? Is it still done the
same way as the ajax viewer?
Brian Berdel
McMahon Associates, Inc.
p: 215.283.9444
www.mcmtrans.com
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Brian
*Sent:* Monday, May 05, 2008 12:58 PM
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*Subject:* [mapguide-users] Fusion mapFrame
How do you access the mapFrame from the TaskPane in Fusion? Tried
parent.parent.mapFrame, parent.mapFrame, mapFrame, etc… Keeps giving
me a javascript error telling me it is not an object
Thanks,
-Brian
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