Attempting to use it in a real project but I'm pretty new to everything. My
current issue is how do you get the server to send JPG maps instead of PNG?
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Hi,
Go to Default.debug.js to line 520 and change 'PNG' to 'JPG' ...
After that run 00_minifyJS.bat for minification (get file Default.min.js).
If you will use JPG, transparency will not work ...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9147883/only-png-supports-transparency-is-that-true
Can you explain how you resolved the IIS configuration problem? I put this
aside a while ago and never got back to it. I recall trying to change some
settings in IIS, but never got a positive result.
Thanks,
Steve
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What I'd like to see in this viewer:
1. Embrace the use of responsive design. I think it's possible to achieve
something that resembles the AJAX viewer with the classic 3 column layout on
a desktop/tablet that nicely collapses down to just the viewer on a phone,
with the legend and task pane
Hi Srecko,
It's fine with this new code.
Another remark, it's very difficult to see difference between a layer On or a
layer Off on small
display like iphone 4, i think it will better to use dark grey for unchecked
symbol png.
I change for it on my server
Thanks a lot again.
Cordialement
Unfortunately these changes break the functionality completely on my
installation. The layer browser now is completely empty with the updated
jqueryLayerTree.aspx
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I had this problem too.
But I edit the code manually of the old jqueryLayerTree.aspx to make a new
Like it describe under Github at this page :
https://github.com/sreckolipovsek/KaliopaMobileViewer/commit/44f65914ca1e3e717f421a67d6dba1453678c119
and finally it's running.
I think because we
Thanks Jackie, Steve, Doug, Stuart, Steve G, Sirjeet, Rémy and others for
feedback.
I'm just asking how many of you found this Mobile Viewer usable in real
projects?
What are your wishes, problems, ...
Perhaps we can rise this project for one level with few improvements, new
functions, ...
I
I am running this viewer with one of my maps and it runs very well except for
the layer browser. The issue is with expanding a layer which contains
sublayers. When I click on such a layer it switches to the loading animation
and does not advance further. The list of sublayers does not expand out
Hi,
You're not alone.
I never take the time to describe it but it's same for my maps too.
Rémy Gourrat
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AG-Carto - Bayonne
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Hi,
I put one fix into jqueryLayerTree.aspx.
You can get it at:
https://github.com/sreckolipovsek/KaliopaMobileViewer/blob/master/jqueryLayerTree.aspx
Let me know if it helps ;)
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Thanks Srecko!
Changing the browser's security settings fixed the problem.
Thanks agian
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Hi Srecko,
I am able to see my map without any error but when I click the Locate me
button it opens a message box telling website says geolocation was blocked
by the user.
I am able to see my location on Google maps etc.
Any thoughts?
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Hi Sirjeet,
I think that your browser blocks access to Geolocation.
Take a look at HTML5 Geolocation API and search for error code
PERMISSION_DENIED ...
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_geolocation.asp
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Hi Steve,
In the meantime, I made some corrections.
Did you get last version from GITHUB?
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I have finally gotten around to installing this mobile viewer. I am
currently using MGOS 2.5 on Win2008 server (64bit). I have followed the
install instructions, and using the following url string to view the map
(kaliopa is the application folder):
Works perfectly, thanks Srecko! If there is anything else I notice, I'll let
you know...
Stuart
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Hi Srecko,
That works really well, and the legend icon in the layer control widget is
really useful, thanks!
One last query, is it possible to also check the map definition to see
whether or not each group/layer is shown in the map legend? Sometimes we
hide layers and groups so that the user
Hi Stuart,
Thanks for your suggestions.
I put new jqueryLayerTree.aspx to GITHUB where DisplayInLegend is also checked
on layers and groups.
Thanks again.
Srecko L.
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Great work Srecko, works very well.
I do have one query though, the layer tree seems to show all layers,
including hidden/invisible. In order to keep my mobile legend the same as
the full AJAX viewer legend I'd prefer hidden/out-of-scale layers to remain
hidden.
I tried changing getLayers() and
Hi Stuart,
Actually Layer visibility depends on Scale Ranges and current scale, so I
should rewrite jqueryLayerTree.aspx to check this parameter to and return only
layers that are visible at specific scale ...
This is a little of extra work. I will create new file jqueryLayerTree.aspx and
let
Hi Stuart,
I just upload modified file jqueryLayerTree.aspx to GITHUB repository.
Just download it again and replace old one ...
https://github.com/sreckolipovsek/KaliopaMobileViewer/blob/master/jqueryLayerTree.aspx
There is extra check if layer is visible at current scale.
I also enable legend
Jonathon,
You had mentioned that you had implemented MG natively. Can you by any
chance share what you did to at least get me started? We are trying to
implement an app for Android and possibly iOS that will have MG available
offline and just don't know where to start. We have thought about
Hi,
I suppose you are using coordinate system with degree units.
I create patch which handles also other unit types than meter.
Just download code again from GITHub repository:
https://github.com/sreckolipovsek/KaliopaMobileViewer
Sorry for troubles and thank you for post and warning.
Let me
Hi,
I put some new things into it.
-Permalink
-Chose layer to selet if more than one is turned on while selecting by line
or polygon
-Modified Geolocation
-...
All is available at GITHUB:
https://github.com/sreckolipovsek/KaliopaMobileViewer
https://github.com/sreckolipovsek/KaliopaMobileViewer
I added a new wiki page under the Other section:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples
You can open that wiki page and edit as necessary, but maybe not necessary
since there is some information on the github page (there should be an Edit
This Page button at the bottom). Prior to
Thanks Steve.
I added some text to wiki page.
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Hi Srecko,
I'm no lawyer, but a simple layman's explanation would be:
MIT/BSD: Do whatever you want with the code, just give me (you/your company)
written credit for it.
LGPL: If you modify this code, you're legally obligated to release these
modifications under LGPL. If you link/reference this
Hi Jackie,
Thank you for explanation about OS license models. It was very helpful.
I think that LGPL will be ok.
Thanks to you and all other Mapguide OS contributors Mapguide OS become really
great and widely known.
I hope that this code will help to make Mapguide even better.
I create GITHUB
Hi Jackie,
I'm not detailed familiar with OS license models :)
Let say it is same like Mapguide (GNU LGPL - General Public License - like
Mapguide OS). I will wrote down ...
I was thinking about github while creating this. For now there is only ZIP
download at
Just a thought...since you are offering this code to the mapguide user
community, perhaps you can add a short page to the wiki:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples
so that all users may be able to find it in the future. Perhaps a better
place for the actual code will be github, but
Hi Srecko,
I've finally taken a look at this mobile viewer. Very slick and impressive!
Is this code released under an open source license? If so, which license
(MIT? GPL? LGPL? ...)?
Do you have a github/bitbucket/googlecode repo for this?
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Hi Brad,
Sounds like a fun project.
I would agree with Srecko that implementing the functionality can be done
with HTML5 or native. Not having worked with the code Srecko has generously
made available I can't comment on it specifically.
We have done both (HTML/JS and native) and each are equally
Would it be easy to capture a photo, a coordinate and about 10 attributes and
attribute values using the mobile app?Also, if it is not possible to be
connected to the internet when capturing the data, is it possible to create
a form and store the data on the mobile device until a connection
Hi.
Capture photo, coordinate, add some attributes and save everything to server
over web site is not hard while you are online!
Actualy we are doing exactly that whit this application.
But offline mode is not so easy to implement.
Theoreticaly offline mode can be done with HTML5 and local
Hi,
Sory for late response ...
I prepare source of our Mobile Viewer for download.
Instructions and download link is here:
http://gis.iobcina.si/gisapp/kaliopamobileviewer/
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Any new?
Regards
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Yes, I can prepare files for mobile viewer.
They are written in Asp.NET.
I need some time to prepare version without our login and permission
system...
I will post link to files next week...
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Hello,
It is possible to share your files of mobile viewer?
Thank you.
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Very good work.
Do you think you can share it? We are searching for a mapguide mobile
viewer and Autodesk Mobile Viewer is not as good as we aspected to be..
Thomas
Il giorno lunedì 30 aprile 2012, Srecko Lipovsek ha scritto:
Hi,
Some time ago we dig into Autodesk Mobile Viewer application,
Hi,
Some time ago we dig into Autodesk Mobile Viewer application, but with no
success.
So month ago, we put together very simple OpenLayers and jQuery layout that
is suitable for classic browsers and also for touch mobile devices.
It is not finished jet. It need some design, testing, ...
Perhaps
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