Thanks Martin,
A lot of suggestions, so here go the answers and resulting questions:
/"Seriously consider moving your data to a 2008 SQL server using a spatial
datatype."/ - A valid suggestion, and I am not sure why I would not have
considered that myself. I will keep this in mind if an answer is not
forthcoming. I do have a question, to what extend would having a spatial
data source affect the way I am capturing the coordinates (See JS below)?
/"Do you have nulls in your current data?"/ - Oh did we ever, it was all
test data so I was able to remove them. Alas it did not fix the problem.
/"Are your extents correct?"/ - I hope so, but I am not sure how to check
that for a layer. The only place I could find an extent definition was in
the MapGuide Studio map definition document and that was for the initial
view. I could not find a place to define the extents anywhere else, but I
might have missed something. Perhaps you could tell me where I would set
the extents
/"Do the coordinate system of the point match the map?"/ - The coordinates
are captured from the map using the Javascript below. I set the coordinate
system of the data source to correspond to the map - WI-S NAD 27 State Plane
(Foot)
/"Indexed?"/ - The table has a primary key definition assigned to an ID
field
function btnRecordMainBrkOnClick() {
alert("Please digitize a point along the selected watermain to
indicate
the approximate location of the main break")
parent.parent.mapFrame.DigitizePoint(OnPointDigitized);
}
function OnPointDigitized(point) {
var vResultSelect = document.getElementById("resultSelect");
var vMainId = vResultSelect.value;
var vXcoord = point.X
var vYcoord = point.Y
}
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