Happy to Hear that its fixed
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The problem was in my code. I create a map object with the Mapguide Api which saves it in a certain case. But this object contains no information about the size, so that I need a reload to get the size information
I’ve fixed it by now :-)
Thanks for helping
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It's probably my openlayers “zoomend” event. If I deactivate it, it seems to work fine. I'll check it
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You right, the map has a time where the width and height is undefined.
But I can’t see the reason.
I had a look on the map image operation from the openlayers api. After the error occus I changed something (CLIENTAGENT, which is just not necessary) and the image was updated. After this upd
I use the Maestro API, and I get this error if I create a runtime map with no
width/height information. So I always set the width/height to 1024x768 when
I create the RuntimeMap, and then later on I set the correct values.
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I think this is because while the map viewer is loading for the first time,
the mouse pointer might have been idle enough in the viewport that that it
sends a QUERYMAPFEATURES request for tooltip information. Since the map
viewer is still loading, the map width and height is still undefined
resulti
I only get that message when I attempt to run certain FCGI or REST calls on a
RuntimeMap in a session that has not had GETDYNAMICMAPOVERLAY run with these
settings..Otherwise I have never seen the error.
Are you accidently creating multiple sessions?
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Sorry, but I'am not sure what you mean.
My map is created by the openlayers api. So the map image is created by the operation: GETDYNAMICMAPOVERLAYIMAGE. And the properties are all set.
Do you mean this?
The message does not come every time. The error would come every time if the width and heig
You will need to have requested the map image at least once in a current
session and set scale and width and height before you can use many of the
other FCGI/REST calls on that session.
Is it possible you are firing this off before that when it happens
On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 7:23 AM, Emma Schmidt
Hey,
what is the matter of this error "The map display width cannot be less than or equal to zero"?
It's occurs sometimes when I do an OPERATION=QUERYMAPFEATURES. I can't see the reason because the same operation with the same attributes works fine a second before.
There is no attribute called
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