Jamo,
The best way to get this into the code base is to create a ticket for it
on the Fusion trac system so that we don't lose track of it:
http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/
Thanks!
Mike
On 10/11/2011 8:07 PM, Jamo wrote:
Hey guys/girls,
If anyone is interested I've modified the existing fusion
On 10/11/2011 2:43 PM, soudemans wrote:
Thanks for your reply mike,
Michael Adair wrote:
Some things to try:
1 - send me the WKT for your projection and I'll make sure that Proj4js is
parsing it correctly.
2 - not sure if you get Fusion 2.2 in that release but in any case you can
try
I can't answer #3 but for #1 and #2, no I've never seen that error but
being able to handle that projection is not an issue. Parsing the
projection Well Known Text (WKT) projection code might be, but that can
be fixed. The 'WKT' in your screen grab is different than the 'WKT'
that Maestro use
For making a circle handler, just copy the Rectangle handler (which uses
a Regular Polygon handler) and increase the number of sides to something
like 40.
For the selections, register a Fusion.Event.MAP_SELECTION_ON event
listener on the map object and then you can use the map.getSelection()
me
The useOverlay flag is used to distinguish 2 different ways of
requesting a map image:
- false: it uses the MG GETMAPIMAGE api to request the map image
- true: it uses the MG GETDYNAMICOVERLAYIMAGE to request the map image,
but you need to set the extent and visible layers of the map first using
For untiled layers you can specify a mapName and session, or else a
mapDefinition and locale. See
http://dev.openlayers.org/apidocs/files/OpenLayers/Layer/MapGuide-js.html#OpenLayers.Layer.MapGuide.OpenLayers.Layer.MapGuide
for more guidance.
Mike
On 03/10/2011 12:41 PM, Greg wrote:
OK. I
If you are doing development work, it is highly recommended that you use
the fusion.js file (not a single file version) which pulls in all
required files based on the contents of the AppDef, also so that you can
edit the original files and not the assembled single file version. Once
your site
This may or may not be the issue with the missing layer but the MG
definition of "PseudoMercator" is not the same as the "big 3/Google
mercator/spherical mercator" because the one listed below is not a
sphere - for it to be spherical, the 3rd param in the SPHEROID text must
be a 0 (zero). See
Fusion already includes the mouse wheel handler, see the file
fusion/lib/Map.js. and something with mouse event handling would be best
created as a custom widget. An example of mouse event handling could be
the widgets/Select.js. It would be best to understand how OpenLayers
event handling wo
Jackie has that one correct I think. Your WKT is returning units of
"Foot_US" and neither Fusion no Proj4js has any knowledge of this unit
name. If you can get the units to come out as just "Feet" your problem
should go away.
IMO this is why I'm not a fan of "WKT" because it's not so "WK" af
Gordon,
Can you put that into a ticket please so we don't loose track of it?
(http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/)
Thanks,
Mike
On 30/05/2011 12:07 PM, GordonL wrote:
OMG - the Fusion code does not take into account the Case-Sensitive nature of
Linux.
I changed the line 415 of Buffer.php from
Looks like your OpenLayers build doesn't include the TouchNavigation
control - "OpenLayers.Control.TouchNavigation is not a constructor" is
the error message. You'll have to rebuild OpenLayers from SVN trunk and
include that control. There is a 'mobile.cfg' build file in OL that
includes it,
If I recall correctly, the "google.maps.MapTypeId" property was
introduced in Google maps v3, so maybe Maestro is including the string
for v2? I'm not sure because I can't see the string you intended to
include below.
Mike
On 27/04/2011 12:27 PM, Jzsu wrote:
I've included the Google Maps AP
Sounds like you need to include the Google Maps API. Insert this line
before including the fusionSF file in your template;
src='http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false'>
Mike
On 27/04/2011 9:04 AM, Jzsu
The get/setActiveLayer methods are in the Map object (ie. the
Fusion.getWidgetById('map') object) since the active layer can be set to
any of the layers (ie. more than just aMaps[0])
Mike
On 21/02/2011 6:31 AM, BTenBroeck wrote:
No, I'm trying to set a layer active, and then tell the selection
In that case I'm pretty sure you should be able to use:
tabbox1.tabset.setActiveTab(tab1)
to make the TaskPane tab visible.
Mike
On 13/01/2011 2:04 AM, Jose Cerrejon wrote:
Sorry Mike, It's a theme based on the turkeyyellow mapguide. It's a
Jx.TabBox:
tabbox1 = new Jx.TabBox({parent: split
Jose,
I'm not sure how your layout is constructed but if the TaskPane is a
Jx.Panel and part of a Jx.PanelSet, you can use:
panel.maximize()
or
panelSet.maximizePanel(panel)
Mike
On 12/01/2011 12:04 PM, Jose Cerrejon wrote:
I want to activate the task pane tab from a widget if you have sel
If this is a Fusion issue, can I get one of you to create a ticket with
this info, or even better a patch, on the Fusion Trac system to make
sure this doesn't get lost?
http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/
Mike
On 16/12/2010 4:41 PM, Steve G wrote:
I didn't need luck, just your help!!! Your change
In Fusion trunk, in MapguideViewerApi.js , the reference to the Fusion
window is coded like so:
/* locate the Fusion window */
function GetFusionWindow() {
var curWindow = window;
while (!curWindow.Fusion) {
if (curWindow.parent && curWindow != curWindow.parent) {
cur
Gordon,
I had a quick look and I think everything is working correctly from the
Fusion point of view. It would seem that the lines in
GetSelectionProperties.php:
$selection = new MgSelection($map);
if($selText != "") {
$selection->FromXml($selText);
}
is
Is there a URL we can have a look at this? What are the responses from
Query.php and Selection.php (from the console).
Mike
On 23/11/2010 9:21 AM, GordonL wrote:
Just to Follow Up. The data source is a SQL Server 2008. There is a Key
assigned and the features select (highlight blue) but th
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