function Ref()
{
parent.parent.mapFrame.Refresh();
}
window.setInternal('Ref()',5000)
getting error 1: parent.parent.mapFrame is null or not an object
error 2: Object is expected
Kindly help. Also used ExecuteMapAction(20) but same error
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you can enabletransparentlayer button intofusionapplication?
Im work with mapguide OS 2.2 (Windows 2003 server).
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I am using MapGuide API in AutoCAD Map and I have some SDF that has property
set to ÷פłŁß.
If I put this string into filter, it can't find it
The code look just like this
MgUpdateFeatures updateFeatures = new
MgUpdateFeatures(layer.FeatureClassName, collection, Property1 = '÷פłŁß');
What I
I think you are just missing the double quote:
MgUpdateFeatures(layer.FeatureClassName, collection, Property1 = '÷פłŁß');
to
MgUpdateFeatures(layer.FeatureClassName, collection, Property1 =
'÷פłŁß');
Property1 = '÷פłŁß' (notice the double quotes around the whole filter)
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Thats my bad. I just misspelled when I was writing this post :)
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You are not passing the right parameters. Check the web API for MGMap.
E.g:
$map-Create($resourceService, $resourceID, $this-args['MAPNAME']);
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The web API (which is still at version 2.0) says I can call one of three
overrides of the Create method (one for WMS services and two for viewers).
Both viewer-friendly calls (including the signature you provided) failed. I
did also try the Administrator user but got the same result.
As I noted
First off - I apologise for the number of posts I have generated lately. I'm
just getting up to speed with MapGuide and there's a lot that the
documentation doesn't seem to cover, or information does exist but it's
buried within a link that's only found in a single forum thread. I know the
typical
That API is deprecated as it is used in conjunction with the equally
deprecated empty MgMap() constructor.
The original fragment of code presented is correct.
- Jackie
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Sad to say, the user story on Linux is still woefully bad as evidenced by the
volumes of identical questions on this mailing list as you've already
mentioned and most of the build instructions out there are either seriously
out of date or are not applicable to the Linux distro you are using. Just
There are 3 instances of javascript alert() being called in
ajaxmappane.templ. Each instance is from an error callback function for a
failed AJAX request. So that dialog could be the result of:
1. A failed AJAX request
2. A failed rendering call
3. A failed selection rendering call
You could
that said, I know Trevor has been working on linux support
I would recommend using trunk rather than the 2.2 branch in this case
BTW you can always access a 64bit db using a 32bit app
only the app and db client need to be the same architecture,
the communication between FDO and Oracle is via
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