Examples of calling server-side PHP can be found in
MapGuide/MapGuide.js. Look for 'Fusion.ajaxRequest' which essentially
maps to OpenLayers.Ajax.Request with the Fusion URL prepended (in
lib/fusion.js).
Mike
gingerbbm wrote:
Dear all
I'm new to MapGuide and Fusion. We have an Enterprise 2009 (Windows, IIS)
set-up here and I've successfully created a simple page showing a map and
toolbar. I now want to create a custom widget that allows the user to define
a polygon which is then converted to a redline object on the map.
The Developer's Guide is fairly helpful, stating the three main steps
involved in redlining:
1. Pass the digitized coordinates from the client to the server.
2. Create a temporary feature source. This will be used to draw the lines
on.
3. Create a layer to display that temporary feature source.
But I'm stuck at 1.
I took a copy of SelectPolygon.js, renamed it to DrawPolygon.js, and found
out where to grab the drawn vertices, but I'm not sure how best to fire this
at a PHP file.
I'd appreciate any comments on the best way to do this, and any pointers to
examples.
Many thanks
Stuart
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