There is a function called "OnMapLoading" which you can hijack like this:
//Keep a reference to the original function
GetMapFrame().original_OnMapLoading = GetMapFrame().OnMapLoading;
//Assign a new function
GetMapFrame().OnMapLoading = function(){
try {
//Place more meaningfull
There is a short (incomplete) guide here that explains the procedure
from a users viewpoint:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/UserGuide
If you have MapGuide Enterprise, you can get Studio for free, which has
a manual in the "Help" menu.
If you need to create data as well, you need
Hello ,
I am creating application in fusion.
I am using C# .NET coding for opening the map and making selection but
i gets error message :
"Resource was not found:
Session:8358cac2---8000-001d7d21b205_en_7F010AF20AF10AF0//MRSAC_Map.Map"
,so which is the way to Open the map by usi
Hi
I want to know how to create layers?
Say that you have a map and you want to create layers for political
divisions. How would you go about doing this?
I ask this before but I didn't get any answer. My apologies if its a stupic
question! Since I don't really have any good vectored based maps
Does anyone know how to capture a mouse click on the map? I want to do
some scale dependent processing and want to capture the scale after
zooming in/out. I need to know the scale right after the zoom in/out,
before the map is redrawn.
Thanks for any insight,
Gido
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That worked thanks! Here is a great exanple to help others that are
not using the viewer which must do this for you.
public string DoMapGuide()
{
string mapName = "Sheboygan";
string resourceLocation =
"Library://Samples/Sheboygan/Maps/Sheboygan.MapDefinition";
string web
I would expect a rough journey :)
.Net on Apache is not supported by MapGuide, so you would need to set up
everything by hand.
Instead, I would recommend installing the PHP version of the AJAX
viewer, which works with Apache.
This installation should have all the .so files that match the .dll
That is an odd issue.
What happens is that you create a runtime map (MgMap.Create).
Internally that means that the MapDefinition xml is converted to a
binary format, known as a "runtime map".
For some reason, you cannot pass the resource id for the runtime map to
the MgMap.Open or MgMap.Creat
