Yes, I did see that but discounted it because it was about .NET specifically.
My installation is PHP. Having re-read it and the corresponding links I'm
still at a loss: the event is not firing.
I have raised this over on the Fusion-Users mailing list:
http://n2.nabble.com/Maptip-not-working-td390
Dear all
I have just installed 2.1 on Windows/IIS and set up a quick Fusion
application (LimeGold, out of the box) on a simple map containing one layer
from a SHP file.
The problem is that I'm not seeing any tooltips, and in Firebug there's
evidently no request being fired. (Looking at one of m
BTW, Jason, that is the problem I was experiencing with MgCooker, but if I
leave the base group checked and check the one zoom scale I'm interested in,
it appears always to generate the tiles in S0 folder.
And perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but all my tiles are blank...
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Heh. This thread is starting to digress. I'm interested in speeding up the
seeding.
Zac, thanks for your comments. I fully intend to take MapGuide out of the
picture once the tiles have been generated.
You started by saying "i have to stress the concept of testing out the
concepts yourself" whic
How simple is simple? One tile at a time? I'd be interested to see it in any
case. Thanks!
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Thanks for all your thoughts. Removing unnecessary attributes from the SDFs
is something we can definitely do.
My set-up is MGE2009 on Windows under IIS6 and my questions are really about
how best to configure MapGuide for this environment. I'm running through
various tests but thought it best to
Dear all
I've spent a while looking at the documentation, white papers, blogs and
mailing lists in order to try and get a bit more performance out of our
MGE2009 Windows installation using SDFs. We need to seed a tile cache with
many tiles and the predicted execution times are very large. I have
Is this not a projection issue? The projection of your overlay data from
MapGuide needs to match that used by Google Maps.
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Hi Kenneth
I added the [PHP equivalent of the] following, but it didn't appear to make
any difference to my request.
MgSelection sel = new MgSelection(map);
sel.Save(resourceSrvc, mapName);
I may revisit this in time, but I discovered another method that I have now
used successfully, d
Thinking again about your reply, it occurred to me that perhaps the
QUERYMAPFEATURES call will never work if the map hasn't been created by a
Viewer. Is this the case?
And if so, how might I go about querying a map that hasn't been created by a
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If I issue GetResourceContent on Session:..//mapname.Map (as opposed to
.MapDefinition) I don't get an error. I get simply "".
I'm not interested in the viewer - I simply want to issue the HTTP query and
do something with the XML that (hopefully) is returned. If I in fact try the
quer
Dear all
I want to be able to issue the following kind of query from a web
application:
http://.../mapguide2009/mapagent/mapagent.fcgi?GEOMETRY=POLYGON((3 2,4 2,4
3,3 3,3
2))&MAXFEATURES=1&OPERATION=QUERYMAPFEATURES&PERSIST=0&SELECTIONVARIANT=INTERSECTS&MAPNAME=...&SESSION=...&VERSION=1.0.0
For
OK... any idea how I should configure the extension? Does MapGuide assume a
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Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
>
> You cannot select items from FeatureSources, if the FeatureSource has no
> primary key.
>
Could you elaborate on this a bit? If I look in Maestro at the XML for a WFS
connector, or an SDF connector, or an Oracle connector, there's nothing t
Dear all
I've modified the PHP sample (Ajax viewer) to show an SDF layer and a WFS
layer.
If I drag-select in the SDF layer, objects are selected (highlighted) as you
would expect, and the Properties pane is updated.
But, if I drag-select in the WFS layer, nothing happens.
The XML returned by
gingerbbm wrote:
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> I thought I was losing the connection (hence my efforts).
>
My bad. I've left three sessions running all day and they're still
connected.
Thanks all!
Stuart
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FYI I have implemented the following "keep alive" functionality in Fusion.
This JavaScript excerpt uses the PeriodicalExecuter() class from Prototype.
Place it in your "Fusion initialised" function. It will do a getScale()
every 20 minutes and it appears to keep the map live all day :)
/
That's good to hear.
I uninstalled 64-bit Windows and replaced it with 32-bit, and got the same
issues. Turns out that this was the problem all along:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/378
So anyway I then discovered the patch for MGE2009 which fixes everything.
Here if you need it:
http:/
Just got official word from an Autodesk reseller that MGE2009 is not
supported on 64-bit.
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I've installed on Windows Server 2003 64-bit and it certainly doesn't seem to
work. When I try the functionality in the PHP sample I end up with "Service
Unavailable" and a bunch of messages like this in the event viewer:
"A process serving application pool 'MapGuide' terminated unexpectedly. The
Allen
If it's not a stupid question, are you definitely refreshing/reloading the
map? It strikes me that if you can see your new layers via the schema report
interface then there's nothing left to check.
Cheers
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Dear all
I am accessing MapGuide layers via WMS (in OpenLayers). I want to be able to
click a point and see feature information (ultimately to create dynamic
tooltips). I found the code to do this job (see below) which employs
GetFeatureInfo.
The thing is, it doesn't appear to work on point or l
Dear all
I'm new to OpenLayers and I realise that many of you may have not used it,
but I address this to those who have:
I don't know how to retrieve feature information from a MapGuide layer.
I've configured an OpenLayers map to show my tiled base layer using
OpenLayers.Layer.MapGuide(). If I
Well, adding "username=anonymous&password=" to the URL should do it.
If you need to do this programmatically, check out the Developer's Guide
which contains a code sample.
http://mapguide.osgeo.org/sites/mapguide.osgeo.org/files/MgOpenSourceDevGuide.pdf
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OK, I've raised my first ticket!
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/743
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Here's a revised JavaScript method for watermarking. This will only overlay
the map. I've added a new parameter elName which is the DIV which contains
the map image. In the Ajax viewer the required value is "mapSpace", so it
could be hard-coded if desired.
/**
* Place a
Thanks Kenneth. Sounds like a lot of extra effort...
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Dear all
If I'm dynamically adding a session-specific layer to a map that employs
base layer groups (i.e. tiles), is there any way to avoid having a
session-specific tile cache generated?
The dynamic layer is served via a separate request
(GETDYNAMICMAPOVERLAYIMAGE) as a separate image - so in t
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
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> You should create an enhancement ticket for it.
>
I found this...
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MapGuideRfc38
...which includes the following line:
Include support for "PNG8" in the FORMAT parameter of
GETDYNAMICMAPOVERLAYIMAGE.
So, I'm resis
I was using Firefox exclusively. But I just checked IE and there's no
difference.
It's easy to see the differences by finding the GETDYNAMICMAPOVERLAYIMAGE in
Firebug and browsing that URL directly. Swap PNG to PNG8 to see how it
changes.
http://.../mapguide/mapagent/mapagent.fcgi?OPERATION=GETD
zspitzer wrote:
>
> tiles are a server wide setting, for overlays it's per request
>
Well [unless I'm misunderstanding something] that's what I put in the
opening post of this thread. What I want to know is why using PNG8 for both
causes the latter to lose transparency.
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OK... if I use PNG8 for the tiles and PNG for the overlay it looks good, but
I'm still concerned about the file size and would prefer to use PNG8 for
both. Is it possible?
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A while back I saw a tip that suggested changing from PNG to PNG8, so I
updated serverconfig.ini accordingly. That resulted in smaller file sizes
for my tiles but they were being overlaid with one big white image, i.e. not
a very useful map! So I changed the line in ajaxmappane.templ so
zspitzer wrote:
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> the way the tiler shows the scales in the drop down isn't correct BTW
>
Yeah, it doesn't look right ;)
Thanks Zac: for the tool itself and the subsequent support.
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Well on the one hand I think I've been the victim of caching issues (oh, the
irony) but also I needed to ensure that the bounds set in the following line
match the ones in the MapDefinition.
extent = new OpenLayers.Bounds(...);
Seems obvious now.
I still don't understand what the deal is w
zspitzer wrote:
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> you need to change the settings for the extents, the tempScales and under
> params both the mapdefinition, basemaplayergroupname
>
Check, check and check. However I don't understand what's needed regarding
the tempScales: whatever values I use to populate this array bears
Just a thought: is the mgserver.exe process still running? Check via Task
Manager and kill if so.
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I got Zac's tile seeder working with Sheboygan using both of the following:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/attachment/wiki/CodeSamples/Tiles/TileCacheSeeding/mapguide_tile_seeder.html
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/attachment/wiki/CodeSamples/Tiles/TileCacheSeeding/mapguide_tile_seeder.
Brent Robinson wrote:
> The extra one to copy is OracleOverrides.dll.
Ah, that's OK then. I thought that was Number 3 but it already existed in
the MGOS bin/FDO folder. Thanks for confirming.
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Any idea which ones? I copied the following:
1. Autodesk.Gis.Fdo.Providers.Oracle.Overrides.dll
2. FdoRdbms.dll
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Here are my details:
MapGuide Server Version 2.0.0.2716
King.Oracle FDO 0.7.4
Windows Server 2003 R2 Service Pack 2 and IIS V6.0
Oracle Client 10.2.0.1.0
Haris Kurtagic wrote:
> If you can test your data and memory issues with Fdo2Fdo that could help.
Not sure what Fdo2Fdo is... I'll have a l
Dear all
[This was originally posted to FDO Users.]
We have bought and paid for an MGE2009 licence but have been working with
MGOS in order to be up-to-date with the latest and greatest enhancements.
But the King.Oracle FDO provider has memory leak issues (
http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help%21-Ha
gingerbbm wrote:
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> My next question is whether MapGuide will use the same set of tiles for
> base layers that are referenced in several different map definitions. I
> assume it will... can somebody confirm this?
>
Well I've had a look in the Repositories/TileCache fol
This is really excellent information.
So as I understand it if I convert my Oracle tables to SDF, and use the SDFs
as layers in a Base Layer group, then seed the tile cache using Zac's tool,
it'll fly.
My next question is whether MapGuide will use the same set of tiles for base
layers that are r
Hmm.
Is there a way to configure MapGuide to exclusively use a tile cache? The
reason I ask is that the initial enumeration of spatial objects in the
Oracle schema is really slow. Jason states that:
using the Base Layer Group functionality in MapGuide would mean that
requests beyond the initial
I'm amazed that I've been goofing around with MapGuide for months and yet
I've only just discovered Base Layers. Thank you all so much for continuing
to say "use base layers". I just tried it and the tiling is great, even on
our crummy development box.
I've got a few more things to try... but tha
Jason Birch wrote:
>
> It may be that I am missing something vital from your initial requirements
> :)
>
OK, let me try and explain our predicament in a bit more detail.
We have MapGuide serving maps using data held in Oracle spatial tables. So
for example we have one table holding all the ro
Thanks, but as I understand, for Zac's tool to work, the tiles need to exist
first. I need to create tiles for non-tiled data held in Oracle.
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Yes, I downloaded it, but it looks out of date to my eye. One of the
instructions is to replace the DLLs it comes with, with those from the
Enterprise bin folder. But the names of these files are mostly different so
I assumed it just doesn't work with the latest software.
I sent Websof
zspitzer wrote:
>
> have you tried using base layer groups rather than layer groups?
>
Forgive my ignorance. Use the base layer groups to generate tiles? Or
improve performance?
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Dear all
Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this? Given the troubles we've had
getting MapGuide to generate maps on-the-fly from our Oracle data, and given
the fact that we've spent considerable time doing getting the theming right,
perhaps there's something that plugs into or uses MapGuide
Hi Haris
Haris Kurtagic wrote:
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> Seriously, I will have some news by start of next week.
>
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Haris Kurtagic wrote:
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> Seriously, I will have some news by start of next week.
>
Really appreciate it. Thanks!
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shreepad Ranadive wrote:
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> did you get time to look into this. please let us know
>
Or, if possible, do you at least have a timescale for looking into it? :-)
Thanks
Stuart
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Haris Kurtagic wrote:
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> How many spatial tables you have?
> How many tables you use in a MapGuide?
>
It varies. Current set-up is around 150 Oracle schemas, each containing at
most 100 spatial tables (actually, they're views into a different schema).
The data covers the whole of th
I really appreciate your responses.
We went from having one Oracle schema containing all our spatial tables, to
many schemas containing a few, but still the initial hit/enumeration is
unacceptable. I'm now considering one Oracle schema per table, but this
really concerns me from an administrative
I am facing the same problems. MapGuide Open Source running on Windows Server
2003 and IIS6, using King.Oracle to connect to an Oracle 10g database.
Everything's working pretty well except for the fact the memory gets gobbled
at an alarming rate, and it doesn't ever seem to be freed.
As an aside
Yes, sorry, I should've probably put a disclaimer on the solution I posted
up. I arrived at this solution for the project I'm currently working on
which has an extremely simple interface: it's just the map and the scale
slider. So I hadn't tried it with more elements of the Ajax viewer.
Still, it
Andy Morsell wrote:
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> Does the map print with the watermark or is it only for screen viewing?
>
Assuming that you're talking about using the "Get printable page" button on
the standard toolbar, no. It's only for screen viewing.
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OK, I have a solution. See the aforementioned thread.
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>> Here is Fridays problem - Watermarking a map. Not in Fusion, just on a
>> basic layout.
>
Here's what I came up with (for the Ajax viewer). The expected parameters to
this JavaScript method are:
doc: The document object, such as that returned by
"frames['mapFrame'].document"
imageUrl: The
Apologies. I've just seen this recent thread:
http://n2.nabble.com/Watermarking-a-Map-td1085166.html
http://n2.nabble.com/Watermarking-a-Map-td1085166.html
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According to my Googling this subject has come up a few times in the past
though I've not seen any definitive answers. My preferred option is to place
a transparent image over the map but I'm wondering what'll happen to the
mouse events.
If anyone has successfully used this overlay meth
Kenneth, you are a star.
I tweaked your code as follows to prove the visibility toggling:
$map = new MgMap();
$map->Open($resourceService, $mapName);
$map->GetLayers()->GetItem(0)->SetVisible(true);
$resId = new MgResourceIdentifier("Session:$sessionID//$mapName.Map");
$res
[This question is off the back of
http://n2.nabble.com/RE%3A-Bypassing-initial-view-at-startup-td790257.html
this thread .]
I have successfully intercepted the call to mapagent.fcgi with a call to my
own PHP page (let's call it "bespoke.php"). I build a querystring of all the
POST or GET paramet
This belongs in a
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This is my challenge: as the user pans the map (using the Ajax viewer) I need
to update the feature class of one of the layers.
(Based upon the coordinates I can work out which database table the feature
class must be changed to.)
My current idea is to put a synchronous call to a bespoke PHP dur
OK, I understand that I can grab the runtime map and use the API to alter it.
The question is, where do I put the code to do this? For the Ajax viewer
I've traced the code to JavaScript in ajaxmappane.templ, where functions
like Pan() end up calling RequestMap(). But RequestMap() posts to
mapagent
I don't mind at all; thanks for doing it.
Just as an addendum to this discussion about adjusting map configuration
dynamically, my next challenge is to update the feature class of a layer
based upon the current map centre point. In other words, as the user drags
the map around, at certain positio
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
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
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
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
Jackie C. Ng wrote:
>
> The mousewheel zoom in the AJAX viewer (MGOS 2.0.1) is a bit buggered in
> Chrome. Anyone else notice?
>
Yup, first thing I witnessed. In both FF2 and IE7 one notch on my mousewheel
takes my map from 1:15 to 1:10. In the other direction it takes me
to 1:225000.
As promised, I've added the code to the wiki:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples/PHP/InitialMapView
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples/PHP/InitialMapView
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Thanks Kenneth. That line was already in my code, albeit commented out.
Previously I had had success with it in IE, only to try it in Firefox
whereupon I'd get a PHP access violation, which would then require me to
restart IIS.
Now that I think about it, this was probably because I was running th
Well, I'm almost there. The only problem is that I'm being prompted to log
in, despite successfully creating a session for the anonymous user. I'd
appreciate any advice. Here's the code:
http://n2.nabble.com/file/n833593/set_initial_view.php set_initial_view.php
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Stuart
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First of all, thanks for the speedy responses! Glad to know I was on the
right track. As a bit of bed-time reading last night I revisited the
Developer's Guide and it also confirmed the way to go. RTFM, eh?!
I need the map to go straight to the coords/scale passed in via a URL's
querystring, so t
This is an old thread but very important for me right now.
I want to set the initial view (coords and scale) of a map and have been
struggling conceptually with how to implement this. I have a page containing
an iframe. The iframe's src attribute is the path to a MapGuide web layout,
e.g.
/mapgu
Francesco
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Dear all
I've successfully added a custom command to a toolbar in the Ajax Viewer
using MapGuide Studio 2009. The tool is a polygon redline tool that performs
an "Invoke Script" action: the user plots their polygon using
DigitizePolygon() and in the callback I send the points to a server script.
We're using IIS6. Are you using Fusion to render Oracle spatial objects in
MapGuide?
I'll take a look at that link!
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Rock Beans wrote:
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> To be honest how does the data source type affect one viewer over the
> other
>
It's simply the problem that startup takes an age - if it works at all. And
with more than ten or so layers it simply doesn't work. But it's true that
if and when the initial load is done it al
That all sounds really promising but unfortunately I'm working to an
aggressive deadline, and having paid money for the Autodesk MapGuide product
I sort of assumed it would operate consistently regardless of my choice of
viewer.
So what's the best way of keeping track of these new developments? D
I'm pretty disappointed. I've invested a lot of time learning Fusion and now
I discover that as far as Oracle is concerned it's not fit for purpose. It
takes an age on initial load, and has a limit of around ten layers maximum.
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I wish I hadn't just discovered this issue.
Paul Spencer-5 wrote:
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> I hope that this will be part of the next Fusion release.
>
Is Oracle + Fusion speed going to be improved in the next release? And when
is the next release?
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gingerbbm wrote:
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> How can I check that the layer I've generated really does contain the
> polygon that I think (and hope) it does?
>
To answer my own question, you need to use the SchemaReport feature of the
MapAgent, available at:
http://{server}/{mapguide2009}/schemarepo
I have now replaced "this.drawMap()" with "this.reloadMap()" in the
JavaScript and my new layer is now present in the aLayers collection. But it
still doesn't show on the map.
How can I check that the layer I've generated really does contain the
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I've now taken the SelectPolygon widget as the basis for my new DrawPolygon
tool. I have created duplicates of the functions in
fusion\MapGuide\MapGuide.js such as query(), processQueryResults() and so on
and tweaked them to call my PHP function.
The whole process completes without error: I draw
I'm struggling with this. I think part of the problem is that I've been
trying to use the redlining example
(PHPSAMPLES/DIGITIZING_FEATURES/draw_line.php) in the creation of a Fusion
widget. Not to mention the fact that this is my first time with the MapGuide
API and I'm not sure conceptually what
Mike Adair wrote:
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> Examples of calling server-side PHP can be found in
> MapGuide/MapGuide.js. Look for 'Fusion.ajaxRequest'
Thanks Mike. Ended up using measureSegment() from the Measure widget as my
basis.
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Dear all
I'm new to MapGuide and Fusion. We have an Enterprise 2009 (Windows, IIS)
set-up here and I've successfully created a simple page showing a map and
toolbar. I now want to create a custom widget that allows the user to define
a polygon which is then converted to a redline object on the ma
Thanks Zac. Just to be clear, is it only the "Repositories" folder (and all
its contents) I need to copy?
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Hijacking the thread a little bit: I was using the evaluation version of
MapGuide Studio and Enterprise. They've both now expired and I'm looking for
advice on how to migrate the work I've done to the open source MapGuide
server.
I'd appreciate a few tips!
Thanks
Stuart
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I guess I'll give Autodesk MapGuide Studio a try then.
Is the configuration too hairy to do manually though? I'd still like to see
it described in a step-by-step guide. What did people do before MapGuide
Studio came along?!
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Hi all
Downloaded and configured everything from http://mapguide.osgeo.org/ to get
the ASP.NET sample up and running. Got my spatial tables in my Oracle
database all set to go. Downloaded King Oracle and am now at the point where
I need to create a connection from the MapGuide server to the Oracl
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