[Geomoose-users] Zoom To Selected

[FRANZ OKYERE]

Hi Bill,
You place it in itemquery.php.
After
	if(($totalResults == 1 and $firstResult != false) or ($totalResults >= 1 and $zoomToFirst == true)) {		$bounds = $firstResult->bounds;		printf('GeoMOOSE.zoomToExtent(%f,%f,%f,%f);', $bounds->minx, $bounds->miny, $bounds->maxx, $bounds->maxy);	}
 That will be with GM 2.0 but with 2.2 the query.php, which I haven't tried it yet- you may have to do a little research.
All the best.
Franz Okyere
GIS Specialist
Ghana
From: bharbour at bcbe.org
To: franzzoa at hotmail.com
Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2010 09:23:55 -0500
Subject: RE: [Geomoose-users] Zoom To Selected

















Franz:

 

Thanks for offering the help!!

 

Just were should I replace or insert the
code you sent???

 



Baldwin County Public Schools



Bill Harbour





GIS Coordinator





Information Technology Services





Baldwin County Board of Education





1071  B Ave





Loxley, AL 36551





V 251-580-1916





F 251-972-6851





Office 251-972-6850





bharbour at bcbe.org





http://www.bcbe.org





"When life gets too unreal, sit down
with a good book." - Garrison Keillor













From: FRANZ OKYERE
[mailto:franzzoa at hotmail.com] 

Sent: Friday, September 10, 2010
4:55 AM

To: Bill Harbour

Subject: RE: [Geomoose-users] Zoom
To Selected



 



Dear Bill,





 





Try this if you dare. If you can access to the results of
your query within an array, then in the query.php you can adopt the following
code which works for me in GM 2.0. What happens is that you get an automatic
zoom to the results of your query. 





   





for( $m = 0; $m < sizeof($maind); $m++){





       $fisult = $resultFeatures[$m];





       $bounj = $fisult->bounds;
 #Monica lewinski





                                    $shpminx =
$bounj->minx;





                                    $shpminy =
$bounj->miny;





                                    $shpmaxx =
$bounj->maxx;





                                    $shpmaxy =
$bounj->maxy;





                         





 





  print "<p>" . "<img
src='find1.png'>" . "<a href=\"javascript:
GeoMOOSE.zoomToExtent($shpminx,$shpminy,$shpmaxx,$shpmaxy)\">" .
"<strong>" .$mapin[$m]  . "</strong>" .
"</a>". "</p>". "<p>" .
$mowner[$m] . "</p>";               





 



Franz Okyere



GIS Specialist



 







From: bharbour at bcbe.org

To: geomoose-users at lists.sourceforge.net

Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 15:38:05 -0500

Subject: [Geomoose-users] Zoom To Selected



Is there an equivalent to ESRI’s zoom to
selected???  I’m using a query service to find subdivision(s).  All
the parcels in the sub get highlighted.   If I do a search that
contains parts of a sub name…say the first letters in multiple phases, then all
of those subs are hightlighted.  Is there a way to tell the query service
to zoom to the extent of the selected features??

 

Thanks,

 



Baldwin County Public Schools



Bill Harbour





GIS Coordinator





Information Technology Services





Baldwin County
Board of Education





1071  B Ave





Loxley, AL 36551





V 251-580-1916





F 251-972-6851





Office 251-972-6850





bharbour at bcbe.org





http://www.bcbe.org





"When life gets too
unreal, sit down with a good book." - Garrison
Keillor  





 





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