I built the installer, so I sort of have an idea where everything is ;-)
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Thanks Jackie,
Note, that it wasn't untill you mentioned it, that I sought to look for it,
and you are right it is there. I am curious, how you ended up finding out
about it?
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I got this information right from the Viewer API reference, that's installed
as as start menu shortcut as part of your MapGuide installation
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Jackie Ng wrote
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> try: main.ExecuteMapAction(10);
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> 10 is the command code for the built-in zoom to selection viewer command
>
> - Jackie
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That was it:
s += " main.ExecuteMapAction(10); " & vbLf
Now the obvious question: Is this kind of stuff documented anywhere. How is
anyone s
try: main.ExecuteMapAction(10);
10 is the command code for the built-in zoom to selection viewer command
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Jackie Ng wrote
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> You could also just invoke the Zoom to Selection viewer command in your
> javascript.
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> - Jackie
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Thanks Jackie,
I tried using your suggestion by substituting:
s += " main.ZoomToView(" + _CtrPtX + "," + _CtrPtY + "," + _MapScale
+ ", true);" & vbLf
with: s += "
Chris and I need a scheduled day a little earlier...I have some submits and
documentation and examples to make.
Jackie Ng wrote:
>You could also just invoke the Zoom to Selection viewer command in your
>javascript.
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You could also just invoke the Zoom to Selection viewer command in your
javascript.
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I love it when I get the answer before anyone gets a chance to respond. And
(I think that) this solution is pretty sweet. Some how I came accross the
fact that you could get the extents of the Mg selection. Well as they say,
everything else is history. If you have any questions or comments ple