To localize the flexible layout, you have to edit the raw XML document.
Locate all Widget instances in the document, and look for the Label and
ToolTip elements. Replace this text in these elements with your translated
text and repeat for all the widgets. There may be a way to do this in
MapGuide
Well that makes the Rendering Service API mostly useless for client-side
created runtime maps :(
The workaround is of course knowing the actual meters-per-unit value
beforehand when creating the runtime map client-side, but workaround is a
far too generous a word to describe that!
- Jackie
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I had this problem with using MG with openlayers too.
Solution would be a new http method which returns a json config document
which covers everything required, MPU, extent scales etc for a given map def
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On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 12:18 AM, Jackie Ng jumpinjac...@gmail.com wrote:
Well that
Hi There
I am trying to create a layer which filters on the SESSION() function to
compare the mapguide session id to something else.
If I use the syntax SESSION() = SESSION() in the layer filter, you would
expect it the show all objects, but instead nothing is shown.
Using SESSION() for the
I don't remember the details, but there's an outstanding defect in
Fusion for the commercial layers.
On 2010-11-08, ar_gaeta ar_ga...@yahoo.it wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem loading a GoogleMap layer on my flexible layout on MGOS
v2.2.
In a lot of forum I've got a lot of solution but they
I think you might have exposed a limitation of FDO filters.
These filters are ultimately translated into something the underlying
datastore can understand (eg. A SQL where clause). As such, I think at least
one side of the filter has to contain an identifier of some sort.
How about this
