Thank u very much to both of u
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S And zspitzer
Really u both helped me a lot. Specially Kenneth Skovhede
And here is the Full and Final Code
Everyone can use it
Utility.InitializeWebTier(Request);
string myLayerName = ddlLayer.SelectedItem.Text.ToS
The change should be "permanent" until the end of the session (eg. press
F5 or similar).
If you want every new session to use the label,
you have to modify the MapDefinition to use the modified layer.
In this case, it is easiest to simply modify the LayerDefinition Xml.
Open, modify, save.
Whe
thank u very much for ur very quick reply
Now Its changing the feature label but temporarly.
Can't we make it permanently.
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The second to last line, you set the layer to point at the original, not
the copy.
Change the line to:
layer.SetLayerDefinition(layerResId, resourceService);
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
On 23-02-2010 12:39, SriRam007 wrote:
Utility.InitializeWebTier(Request);
string myLayer
Utility.InitializeWebTier(Request);
string myLayerName = "Districts";
MgUserInformation userInfo = new
MgUserInformation(Session["ID"].ToString());
MgSiteConnection siteConnection = new MgSiteConnection();
siteConnection.Open(userInfo);
MgResou
Utility.InitializeWebTier(Request);
string myLayerName = "Districts";//layerSelect.Value.ToString()
//args = Utility.GetRequestParameters(Request);
//Query Qry = new Query(args);
MgUserInformation userInfo = new
MgUserInformation(Session["ID"].ToString());
MgResourceService resourceService =
siteConnection.CreateService(MgServiceType.ResourceService) as
MgResourceService;
MgResourceIdentifier resId = new
MgResourceIdentifier(layer.GetFeatureSourceId());
MgResourceIdentifier layerDefResId = layer.GetLayerDefinition();
MgByteReader byt
Yes, its called SetResource, and the code looks correct to me.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
On 23-02-2010 10:03, SriRam007 wrote:
there is no "SetResourceContent"
forgive me if i m saying wrong...
MgResourceService resourceService =
siteConnection.CreateService(MgServiceType.Resour
there is no "SetResourceContent"
forgive me if i m saying wrong...
MgResourceService resourceService =
siteConnection.CreateService(MgServiceType.ResourceService) as
MgResourceService;
MgByteReader byteReader = resourceService.GetResourceContent(layerDefResId);
--For getting the XML
For savi
Yes, you should change the node for the element.
The xml format is not as documented as it should be, but there are some
xsd files
in the MapGuide folder that explains the technical format.
To save the resource, simply call SetResourceContent,
much in the same way that you called GetResourceC
hi,
Upto 5th step is done. I got the LayerDefinition in XML format and modified
the "text" tag but Could u please explain the 6th step little more. I m not
getting what exactly i need to do.
I am not sure should i change the "Text" tag for changing the label.
"Key" :: "Name"
I just replaced "Nam
Thank u very much for ur reply
Now I m trying according to u. If i get success i will post here all the
code.
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If you look at the second link (to the documentation),
the method "SetLayerDefinition" can make the layer point to another
resource.
As with the first example, you need to make a copy of the
LayerDefinition xml.
If you just modify the LayerDefinition xml without making a copy, the change
will
All the link what u have given are for a new layer which is working fine and
I got some help from Buffer.aspx page.
But
I want to change feature label for an existing layer.
The layer is having 3 fields like (Id,Name,Adress)
Currently its showing Id in the map. But i want to change it to name
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/mapguide-users/2009-January/016165.html
Yes, it is in PHP.
Given that you have asked for this numerous times, and had no response,
its very likely that no one has what you are asking for.
Using the above link, you can see what you need to do, but in php.
You will
Can u please post the exact link
I went through all the link but still not getting anything which will be
useful for me.
I am using C#.Net and Javascript but some links are in PHP and some
diffeerent topic are also comming
i did not get which one should i use and which should be my first step
Can u please post the exact link
I went through all the link but still not getting anything which will be
useful for me.
I am using C#.Net and Javascript but some links are in PHP and some
diffeerent topic are also comming
i did not get which one should i use and which should be my first
Here
Please look at search result number #2, it does not mention MaestroAPI.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
On 18-02-2010 11:16, SriRam007 wrote:
ell u that i m not using maestro api.
I have only Mapguide Open source.
Can it be done by using .net and Javascript
Sorry i forget to tell u that i m not using maestro api.
I have only Mapguide Open source.
Can it be done by using .net and Javascript
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> thanks for ur quick reply
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> Can u please give some more idea and some sample code for this...
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thanks for ur quick reply
Can u please give some more idea and some sample code for this...
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