Hi Everyone,
Does anybody know to what extent the PHP-CGI remote code execution bug
found by Eindbazen
(http://eindbazen.net/2012/05/php-cgi-advisory-cve-2012-1823/), which is
not solved by the latest PHP update
(http://www.php.net/archive/2012.php#id2012-05-06-1), affects MapGuide
Open Source
Hi Iulia,
You also need to copy the file 'MapGuide\Web\www\localized\en' to 'fr',
otherwise it defaults to 'en' when it can't be found. To force MapGuide
to use 'fr', add 'locale=fr' to your url. If there are still some
strings not translated, check your application definition and/or your
Hi Iulia,
Have a look at this:
http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/Localized-Search-Quick-Plot-and-Prin
t-widgets-td4183118.html
Kind regards,
Leandros
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Hi All,
The question has been asked before but unfortunately was unanswered
(http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/Zoom-Restriction-Google-Map-td41872
54.html), so I'll ask it again.
I use MapGuide Maestro to set up my application definition. I've been
going through Generic.js, which is executed
Hi Martin,
I believe this is a feature of the Google Maps API v3.7. When you open
your flexible layout in the xml editor, you'll see at the bottom a
GoogleScript element. In there you'll find this link:
http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false
Because there is no specific API version
Hi Martin,
I assume then you have created the application within MapGuide Maestro
by adding an Application Definition resource and selecting the Slate
template. In that case, when you open the resource in MapGuide Maestro,
at the top of the screen there is a button 'Edit as XML'. At the bottom
of
Hi Jackie,
Thanks for your reply. I'm confirming localization changes kick in when
the web server is restarted. This may be a very unwelcome thing to do
though when running multiple websites on the web server. I found that
just stopping and starting the default application pool MapGuideAppPool
Hi all,
For some reason, calling my FlexibleLayout with the parameter
'locale=nl' does not localize the Search and Quick Plot widget. I found
there are quite some steps to get everything, well almost everything,
localized. First, I copied the files en and en.json to nl and nl.json
and translated
Your solution worked and the correct label is now placed above the
scalebar as well. I've managed to pinpoint where the error is thrown, it
is this line
if(typeof(aSheet.cssRules) == 'undefined') {
Apparently aSheet doesn't have the cssRules parameter when your not
debugging. I haven't got a
OK. It's not due to the fact I'm adding the stylesheet as a link
element. I ruled that out by hardcoding the url in Scalebar.js.
Apparently, Firefox sees localhost and localhost:80 as different domains
and that's why it throws the NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR error. So I set
the url to
Hi Jamo,
I think the double quotations are optional within url() and adding them,
unfortunately, didn't solve NS_ERROR_DOM_INVALID_ACCESS_ERR. That same
line was throwing me a NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR with Firefox.
Apparently that error is thrown when the file comes from a different
domain,
Need to correct myself, the NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR error is still
thrown, which is weird because I'm running everything on localhost and
the url is pointing to localhost as well.
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Jamo,
I'm glad it worked. Thanks for having a look at my problem as well. Your
solution also worked for me, but only for Internet Explorer. Firefox is still
giving me the A parameter or an operation is not supported by the underlying
object exception for scalebartool.js.
I'm going to switch
Thanks to Jamos' solution in his post
(http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/Another-Fusion-Question-scalebar
-this-time-tp6972608p6976316.html), he managed to solve the TypeError
and the Scalebar widget works properly now in Internet Explorer.
However, the NS_ERROR_DOM_INVALID_ACCESS_ERR error
Hi Adam,
Have a look at the Slate template
fusion\templates\mapguide\slate\index.html. You don't need to create a
new container for it, just add the Scalebar div to your Map div.
div id=Map
div id=Scalebar/div
/div
There are two types of Scalebar widgets, Scalebar and ScalebarDual and
as you
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Hi Jackie,
I'm using a SHP Feature Source with unmanaged files. Using managed files
leads to the same problem. But I noticed now that it only happens when I
query a layer with area types. Querying a layer with curve types works
fine.
Leandros
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Hi Jackie,
There must be something wrong with my source files. I tested another
files with area types and the querying the layer worked fine. The
difference is that these files are in coordinate system RDNew and the
other ones are in WGS84.PseudoMercator so I can put the Google Maps
layer under
Hi mapguide-users,
When I execute a query and the maximum results are set higher than 30, I
get a HTTP Error 500.0 - Internal Server Error on querycontroller.php
and no results are shown. Setting the maximum result to 30 or less, the
error does not occur and the results are shown. I'm using IIS
Hello mapguide-users,
I've been trying to get the Fusion Scalebar widget to work with Internet
Explorer and Firefox but keep getting these errors. When I open the
public url of my FlexibleLayout this TypeError in OpenLayers.js comes up
in the console of firebug:
TypeError: func.apply is not a
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