Andy,
All widgets have (or should have) reasonable default values that will be
used if they aren't specified in the AppDef. Have a look at the widget
documentation http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/wiki/Widgets and for the
Maptip in particular at http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/wiki/Widgets/Maptip.
If you are setting something in the AppDef that isn't getting picked up
by Fusion, then that is probably a bug and filing a ticket would be the
best way to get it fixed.
It is quite possible that targeting a Frame element in IE is buggy and
again bug reports through the Fusion Trac are appreciated.
Mike
Andy Morsell wrote:
Mike,
I'm seeing something strange with this and hope that you can help. I have
created a new template definition for this application. To start, I copied
and renamed the Slate template and edited it's ApplicationDefinition.xml
file. In there, I changed the maptip target from the default of "NewWindow"
to my target frame name. Now, in Autodesk Studio, I can choose my new
template as the basis for a flexible web layout. When I look at the maptip
target parameter in the GUI or in the XML, it shows the Target as
"MaptipWindow". So, where is it picking that up from? It also shows a
couple of other elements, such as tolerance and delay that aren't present in
the template's ApplicationDefinition.xml file. Again, where would it be
inheriting those from? My assumption was that if I edited the
ApplicationDefinition.xml file, that the components for my layout would be
inherited from there but that appears to not be the case.
Another problem I'm seeing is that the correct frame is targeted in Firefox,
but not in Internet Explorer. In IE, a blank window is still opened
indicating that the code is not finding the correct object.
Andy
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Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 12:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [mapguide-users] Fusion - feature hyperlink target?
The Maptip widget does support a <Target> element in it's Extension element.
The logic that it is currently using is:
- if there is a TaskPane widget with the ID of the target, it will be
directed there, else
- if there is DOM element with the ID of Target, set it's source to the
hyperlink URL (for IFrames), else
- open a new window with name of the Target.
There currently isn't anything similar supported for the CTRL-Click
functionality.
Mike
Andy Morsell wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to specify the feature object hyperlink target frame or
window in Fusion? I'm not seeing it. I see the <Target> nodes for
things like toolbarMeasure and so on, but nothing for the map itself.
Thanks,
Andy Morsell, P.E.
Spatial Integrators, Inc.
_http://www.SpatialGIS.com_
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