If you select the feature, you can read the WKT or BoundingBox for the
object.
With this info, you can calculate the Center X,Y + Scale, and manually
zoom to it.
I have not worked enough with the selection to understand it completely.
However, I think you are mistaken about the Base64 functions not being
compatible.
What appears to be different about the two encodings?
If they truly are different, it is very easy to write your own base64
encoding/decoding functions.
Regards, Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S
nclayton skrev:
Hi everyone,
Here is my situation:
I am hacking up the mapviewerphp files to fit the needs of the company I
work for. One piece of functionality that is requried is that after a user
queries our database for owner information, it is displayed in a new frame.
Along with this information, there is a 'Zoom to Parcel' link. When the user
clicks this, it should zoom to that parcel and select it without affecting
the owner data list.
My issue right now is in the selection of the parcel. I'm folling the code
given in the dev guide, but my $selection->ToXml() always comes out as:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><FeatureSet
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="FeatureSet-1.0.0.xsd"></FeatureSet>
I am creating and passing in a query filter of "PARCEL_ID_ = '12345'" (with
the appropriate parcel number supplied of course). I know that this
PARCEL_ID_ value exists.
I have tried manually creating the featureset query, since I can get the
feature id of the selected parcel. The problem with that is that mgos uses a
base64 encoding that doesn't match php's base64_encode() output, so that's a
no-go as well.
Any help and suggestions are appreciated
--
Nick
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