[mapguide-users] Custom layouts...

[anakando]

thanks kenneth..

it is good if you can provide me some programming example for this. i am
totally new in php programming. or at least you can give me a web link that
i can refer on. thanks again.


Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
> 
> You must open the map, using map.Open(...)
> Then use map.Layer(layername).Visible = true
> and finally map.Save(...)
> 
> All the steps are described in detail in the developers guide.
> 
> Beware that there are some bugs in MapGuide that will
> prevent this from working straight away:
> 
> http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/167
> 
> 
> Regards, Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S
> 
> 
> 
> anakando skrev:
>> hi guys..
>>
>> see attachment. how can i create a link to toggle selected layers from
>> button as show below?? so,users wiill have 2 option to toggle a layer,
>> either from lagend panel,or from click on a button that i create using
>> firework.. http://www.nabble.com/file/p11336461/gisweb.jpg ??
>>
>>
>>
>> Kori Maleski-3 wrote:
>>   
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> I am trying to embed a legend in a separate web page.  Does anyone still
>>> have some of the examples that were floating around last year?
>>>
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>>> Jason,
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>>>  
>>>
>>> I attached a couple HTML pages that show you a possible approach in
>>> displaying the legend control in another place In this example the
>>> legend
>>> control runs in an IFrame at the right of the viewer (see screen
>>> snapshot
>>> below
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> This approach requires no code change in the template files. The main
>>> issue
>>> is that the legend control and the viewer call each other, the viewer to
>>> set
>>> the scale as the map is navigated, or to refresh the control among other
>>> things, and the legend control to change the visibility of layers and
>>> groups. When the frame hosting the control changes, the way the control
>>> and
>>> the viewer reference each other in the code needs to change as well. The
>>> reference to the AJAX viewer in the legend control code was hardcoded. I
>>> changed this and I will submit the change to the mapguide trunk shortly.
>>> The
>>> reference to the legend control from the AJAX viewer is hold by a
>>> variable
>>> so all needs to be done is changing the content of this variable to
>>> point
>>> to
>>> the new control.
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> The sample script 'legendpane.html' shows you how to wait for the map to
>>> be
>>> fully initialed, create a new legend control (not the new parameter
>>> MAPFRAME
>>> to the LegendCtrl.php request), and when this control is fully
>>> initialized,
>>> sets a reference to it in the AJAX viewer. From that point on the AJAX
>>> viewer will interact with the new control.
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> The drawback of this approach is that the initial legend control is
>>> still
>>> there, only not visible. But it's not a big deal, the control is
>>> inactive
>>> after you attached the new instance to the AJAX viewer. The advantage of
>>> this approach, which to my opinion far outweighs the drawback, is that
>>> it
>>> requires no change in the existing surround.
>>>
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