Yes if there were new options for the Extension element, these would
have to be incorporated into Studio/Maestro as a new checkbox, but that
is a possibility. In the meantime you will have to go with the init
function.
There isn't an API documentation link yet (that I know of) but that is a
task in the Trac for a future release.
Mike
Andrew DeMerchant wrote:
hmm.....so that would involve editing the Select widget and the
ApplicationDefinition.xml - but in my case, since I'm using Studio /
Maestro, there IS no ApplicationDefinition.xml file to edit, is there?
. Surely there's got to be some way to do it just from that init
function. Is there some link that you know of to get the API?
Andrew
Mike Adair wrote:
Andrew,
Testing that code snippet doesn't work for me because the
activateWidget() method is only defined on the MapWidget.
A more generic solution for this would be to add an
<Activated>true</Activated> element for widgets in the
ApplicationDefinition file. Currently there is a <Disabled> property
for widgets to disable widgets on startup, this would be something
similar.
Mike
Andrew DeMerchant wrote:
Would there be a way to do this more generically (ie without having
to hard-code the main name)? Like, why does this work:
var mapWidget = Fusion.getWidgetById('Pan');
mapWidget.activateWidget(Fusion.getWidgetsByType('Pan')[0]);
The link to the fusion api on the trac site doesn't exist - so I
don't really see a place to check this stuff....
Andrew
Mike Adair wrote:
In your Fusion init method (i.e. a function registered to the
FUSION_INITIALIZED event), you can activate a widget like so:
var mapWidget = Fusion.getMapById('mainMap');
//enable pan widget
mapWidget.activateWidget(Fusion.getWidgetsByType('Pan')[0]);
getWidgetsByType returns an array of widgets so the [0] in the
above statement just selects the first instance of the Pan widget.
Mike
Andrew DeMerchant wrote:
Is there a way to make the Select tool selected by default in
fusion? What I mean is, if I load a Fusion map there is no tool
selected. So the user can click and click all they want, but
nothing will ever happen until they pick the Select tool (or some
other tool). In AJAX and DWF, the Select tool is selected by
default - so as soon as the map loads, you can start clicking on
the map to see stuff....Is there an easy way to do that in Fusion?
Is it a matter of editing the templates somehow?
Andrew
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