A little bit late here's how you pass ONE parameter to Mapguide:
Mapguide creates internal parameters when a web layout is loaded. External
parameters can be sent to Mapguide Open Source by modifying the Mapguide API
and editing the files mainframe.php, taskframe.php, mainframe.templ.
taskframe.t
That is a smart way to convert Xsd to classes. Is it possible to extract
the generated code and use it without LinQ for .Net 2.0?
I'm not sure what you mean by "wanted to stay closer to the core API".
Your generated classes expose the MapGuide Xml as .Net classes.
You can then use .Net objects
Yes, you need to flush the browser cache every time you modify
ApplicationDefinition.xml. Also make sure the MapWidget is referencing
the correct ID from the MapGroup.
Mike
Romain Quellec wrote:
Apparently, it's a cache problem, or a need to reboot the sv.
I don't know exactly.
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SDF can have multiple feature classes in the same file, if that is what
you're trying to get at.
- Jackie
Rock Beans wrote:
>
> Right but when you do SDF only allows single file [FILE] based. SHP you
> can
> shoose a whole folder [FILE] [FOLDER]. Is this due to the SDF capability
> of
> having
Hi Andy -
I am using "a href="link">click here "
Is this what you are doing in the MySQL database table or are you using just
"http://link";
Thanks in advance!
Andy Morsell wrote:
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> I'm using Fusion and 2.0 with hyperlinks with no issues. Same scenario,
> the
> hyperlinks are read from a
Right but when you do SDF only allows single file [FILE] based. SHP you can
shoose a whole folder [FILE] [FOLDER]. Is this due to the SDF capability of
having many features in one SDF file already?
MGOS 2.0.1 w/ Studio 2009
The Rock
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 10:53 AM, Bruce Dechant <[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi Maksim,
I looked at early on in my learnage, but wanted to stay closer to the core
API provided by Mapguide Project / Autodesk. ADN support could offer some
help with the built in API, and if needed escalate off to the devs. I did
also have some problems getting the Maestro API running - but
Apparently, it's a cache problem, or a need to reboot the sv.
I don't know exactly.
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Things look good. Thank you all for your input.
So the final formula is: Math + Mapping > me
But I am now able to reliably place measure segment length out while it is
being drawn (I am using the wz_jsgraphics library to draw a "rubber-band"
between the click start point and the mouse cursor).
Romain,
are you using Studio to launch your fusion application? If yes, then
it uses an ApplicationDefinition stored in the mapguide repository and
changing the file on disk will have no effect so you will need to
change the map using Studio.
To use the ApplicationDefinition file on disk
Hi Darrin,
Thanks for the tip. Please take a look at Kenneth's Meastro API:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/Tools/Maestro/MaestroAPI
It relies on .NET 2.0 for MG types (de)serialization.
Regards,
Maksim Sestic
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Hello,
I use a template in WebServerExtensions\www\fusion\templates\mapguide\aqua
I change the ApplicationDefinition.xml line 15,
Library://QSMS/Cartes/Cadriag.MapDefinition
but I have the Sheboygan map.
Solutions?
Thanks
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I think you just solved the problem...I am using US Survey Feet as my
coordinate system.
So if this is truely the case and not a coincidence, then I don't have to
recalculate to feet because it's already there. I'll try that and see what I
get.
Thanks for the input!
andrew.demerchant wrote:
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Hi List,
I've written two posts I thought I would share with you on the topic of .NET
based MG dev. The first describes a method I've worked out to create
relatively robust .NET based objects based on the Xml Schema Definitions
provided with the server.Please note, I currently am only work
It's either a pretty interesting coincidence that 23.529 / 77.196 =
0.3048, or else it's a units problem you've got (feet vs meters). 1
foot = 0.3048m.
Andrew
nclayton wrote:
Hmmm...something's not lining up right.
Here are my test values:
Start Point
x1 = 782968.222103
y1 = 1774880
Hmmm...something's not lining up right.
Here are my test values:
Start Point
x1 = 782968.222103
y1 = 1774880.116909
End Point
x2 = 783044.338
y2 = 1774867.244367
I used this formula in php:
$distance = sqrt(pow($x1 - $x2,2.0) + pow($y1 = $y2,2.0))
This gave me a value of 77.19671051057
$srs
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