I hit the Complex linestyles and theming bug as well, but I was on linux,
compiling from svn and I found that couple of commits after the 2.0.1
release
completely resolved this issue for me...
2.0.1 behaved really strangely, from memory whilst zoom in and out, roads
would disappear and reappear
z
Andy if u got it working on OS I'd like to know how, that would fix about 40
pct and leave another dozen or so hanging.
I like to think I give back by creating a community of end users showing off
against competitors...
Succesful without AnY Risk from Changing platforms
...I already have to deal
I generally agree with the "give back if you take" mentality of open source
projects, especially this one. But this particular problem lies at the core
of the DWF writer (eplot) which only Autodesk developers seem to be familiar
with. And, the customers that I know of that have this problem all
Scott,
You know it's this an open source project, if you have customers who want
it, have you
considered putting some resources YOURSELF into fixing this problem on
behalf
of your customers?
z
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 8:24 AM, Scott Hameister <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> ANYBODY WORKING ON
I completely agree with your statement of " Man This is SO CLOSE TO PERFECT
FOR ROUND TRIPPING DATA". For full life-cycle workflow, this kind of thing
has to work. Right now I have clients that take that marked up DWF and
manually re-input it into Map either by viewing it in Design Review or by
(
ANYBODY WORKING ON THIS OR IS THERE A FIX FOR THIS and Why is the ticket so
Old and of a low importance this is a huge functionality???
I utilized The EPLOT code to output a Mapguide AJAX map out to DWF using
mappingService.GeneratePlot and When I am able to mark the map up in Design
Review but un
ANYBODY WORKING ON THIS OR IS THERE A FIX FOR THIS and Why is the ticket so
Old and of a low importance this is a huge functionality???
I utilized The EPLOT code to output a Mapguide AJAX map out to DWF using
mappingService.GeneratePlot and When I am able to mark the map up in Design
Review but un
The error not only happen on Windows Version 6.0 (Vista/Server 2008) running
IIS 7.0 , it also happens with Windows 2003 Server R2 32 Bits running IIS
6.0 , so may be the development team could help us.
This happens even with MapGuide Enterprise 2009, not only with MGOS 2.x
Regards
Francisco Ja
Well, hooray, and thanks for all your help. I'd like to buy you a beer ;)
Here's a snippet that might be useful for others:
// Build a string pointing to the new layer in the Session
$rlLayerResourceId = "Session:$sessionId//$layerName.LayerDefinition";
// Read the XML of the Library Map Defin
The FeatureSource looks ok.
You need to look at how it is all built up:
1 x WebLayout -> 1 x MapDefintion -> 1+ x LayerDefinition ->
FeatureSource (one pr. layer)
So, your LayerDefinition references the FeatureSource, which is allright.
The MapDefinition references the maps, but does not repl
Kenneth, thankyou for your continued help (and patience)!
The key point I was missing is:
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
>
> 2. Insert the polygon layer into the Xml
>
I guess I can do a GetResourceContent() on my polygon layer and insert its
XML into my Map Definition XML. But the poly
Hi all,
MGE2008 has an issue with scale and zoom, when using zoomtoview from
taskframe it doesn't zoom the map to desired scale. even when it zooms the
map doesn't refresh and pushpins don't get created.This happens with firefox
2.0,3.0 and ie, is there any problem with scale and zoom in mge2008I
The map->Create() should return the runtime map.
However, when you start the viewer, it also calls map->Create() and
destroys your adjusted runtime map.
So, you must do:
1. Load MapDefinition from Library
2. Insert the polygon layer into the Xml
3. Save the MapDefinition to Session
4. Load WebL
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
>
> You must add your layer to the MapDefinition in step 1.
>
OK. I changed my code to do a $map->Create() based upon the Library Map
Definition, whereupon I create the polygon and layer and add it successfully
to $map.
I save that to an MgResourceIdentifi
This is a FDO related question and should really be on the fdo-users mailing
list.
The relevant bit from the OpenSourceBuild__README.txt in the FDO source
distribution states:
In order to build the King Oracle Provider, you will need to download and
install the 'Oracle 10.2.0.3 Instant Client' f
What is your MapGuide Server setup? (OS/WebServer/Language)
- Jackie
Pedro "VenĂ¢ncio" wrote:
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> Hello for everyone!
>
> I'm new with webgis and I'm starting with MapGuide OS. Can you send me a
> tutorial or any other document that can drive me into the mechanism of the
> program?
>
> I'd in
You must add your layer to the MapDefinition in step 1.
In step 2, you must point the WebLayout to the temporary MapDefinition.
Remember to make the layer visible in the map, as well as in the initial
scale range.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
gingerbbm skrev:
Having solved the fir
Having solved the first issue of altering the web layout, I now need a
polygon to appear in the initial view.
I have working code to create a polygon based on a passed-in WKT string but
again am struggling conceptually with how to integrate this into the initial
view code.
At the moment this is
isn't there a limit in serverconfig on the number of features that can be
selected?
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 6:02 PM, shreepad Ranadive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
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> i also have same problem any one worked on current selection ??
>
> shreepad
>
>
>
> Tony_mg wrote:
> >
> > String l_sSession = GetP
i also have same problem any one worked on current selection ??
shreepad
Tony_mg wrote:
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> String l_sSession = GetParameters()["SESSION"];
> String l_sSelect = Request .Form ["SEL"];
>
> MgUserInformation l_oCred = new MgUserInformation(l_sSession);
> MgSiteConnecti
String l_sSession = GetParameters()["SESSION"];
String l_sSelect = Request .Form ["SEL"];
MgUserInformation l_oCred = new MgUserInformation(l_sSession);
MgSiteConnection l_oSite = new MgSiteConnection();
l_oSite.Open(l_oCred);
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