yep the dynamic layer one
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 2:56 PM, A H wrote:
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> yeah.. but all the samples i looked only use Base Layer Group when using
> tiled map :(
> or is it the one called dynamicLayer in
>
> http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/attachment/wiki/CodeSamples/JavaScript/OpenlayersExample/
yeah.. but all the samples i looked only use Base Layer Group when using
tiled map :(
or is it the one called dynamicLayer in
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/attachment/wiki/CodeSamples/JavaScript/OpenlayersExample/sheboygan.php
?
the resource problem should be solved in 2.1, since i've been trac
did you have a look at
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples/JavaScript/OpenlayersExample
i'm pretty sure that problem was resolved in 2.1
?
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:39 PM, A H wrote:
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> my system have a problem with 2.0 versions regarding the feature still
> being
> locked after
my system have a problem with 2.0 versions regarding the feature still being
locked after its updated i think (i forgot the details, but i will try
upgrading it soon), and i'm trying to save hassle installing/uninstalling
beta version in the production servers (didn't know that it will take this
l
well, 1.2 is pretty old, can you try this out the 2.0.2 release or the
unoffical 2.1 beta?
if it's been resolved in subsequent versions, it's very unlikely to be
backported
ith regards to OL, you would just have two layers to the map?
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:05 PM, A H wrote:
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> i'm using M
i'm using MGOS 1.2 and MapGuide Studio 2008. i wanted to define a tiled map
using Studio. i have several layers, some of them are area layers, and some
are point layers.
the problem is the symbols in this point layers doesn't appear on the map
when i set it as Base layers to make a tiled map. onl
I had similar problems last week. I've attached my source code below. This
source code runs within the task pane.
I had used ArcGIS to create a personal geodatabase with an x and a y field. So
I can do all of my querying outside of MapGuide but within the task pane.
However I still wanted
I want to highlight selected features. I have pretty much copied the
code from the documentation. But it doesn't work. Below is the code.
Aside from not highlighting the selected feature, I do not understand
why the line"XML: " in the code does
not print the XML block that I would expect.
it's a nasty bug huh?
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 7:09 PM, Gunter Becker wrote:
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> Zac, your right. I'm facing the same bug you've described in this ticket.
> No
> errors were thrown when updating my feature source and I didn't recognise
> that the updatefeature methode has a return value. So when I
Zac, your right. I'm facing the same bug you've described in this ticket. No
errors were thrown when updating my feature source and I didn't recognise
that the updatefeature methode has a return value. So when I debug my code I
see that a MgStringProperty is returned. The value of this string is:
I don't think that you just can write to sdf feature sources. Maybe you mean
the creation of datastores.
SDF is the only datastore you can create with mapguide API.
Thanks, Gunter
Jamo wrote:
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> I think mapguide api only exposes sdf write capabilities?
> Might have to do it through fdos
>
>
The advantage of using FDO via the MapGuide API is that you just have to
write the code one time and then it should work far all feature sources
regardless of datastore (database or file based).
Yes, I would be able to use SQL Scripts but I try to avoid using them. If I
dont't find the solution to
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