Good Day Gordon,
No have not found a way around it.
I see the township layer works but none of the other like erf size, house nr,
erf nr.
Also if you select arial image you cannot use the search function with layers.
Thank you for the feedback.
Regards,
Henning
> On 13 Jul 2017, at 3:11 PM,
Yes, this is common, especially when you combine Base Layers with Tiled
Layers.
Have you found a work-around yet?
I am looking to re-work the OpenLayers layers (visible and display order) to
work around this bug ...
gordon
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Hi Martin,
I actually tried the method you mentioned before.
My temporary solution is to put only one map on each fusion layout, and I
switch fusion layout by calling fusion through iframe.
However, if you would like to see the same extent, you will have to
customize FusionSF.js to achieve
Hi,
We didn't dig very deep into it as we didn't have so much time. What we did is
that we created two maps:
1. One for public where we put all the layers into one Basemap that is
not transparent. So even though the previous maps are loaded after switching
the map they are displayed under
Hi Martin,
Same here with AIMS 2014. I noticed that when I switched the map by using
Map Fusion.Widget.MapMenu, somehow the Fusion was still trying to load every
maps that I switched to as basemaps, and also the Base Layers from previous
maps.
I switched to three different maps, and Fusion
Hi any solution to this? Specially point 2?
It looks like the Fusion has a couple of problems that prevent us from using
it in this scenario?
What other clients would you suggest?
Martin
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Hi all,
We have one project on MapGuide where we use more base layers. We have found 2
problems that occurs in Fusion client.
1. It looks like there is some problem with the order of base layers. We
have 3 base layers - Plan, Parcels_1, Parcels_2 (defined in this order). But
they are
Hi all,
We have one project on MapGuide where we use more base layers. We have found 2
problems that occurs in Fusion client.
1. It looks like there is some problem with the order of base layers. We
have 3 base layers - Plan, Parcels_1, Parcels_2 (defined in this order). But
they are
