[fusion-users] Fusion default DisplayUnit

[Suhaimi AK]

Thank you Andrew, it helps me a lot :-D



Andrew Parker-6 wrote:
> 
> I do not now if this is the best way, but this is how I changed the units:
> 
> In ApplicationDefinition.xml search for "units" and changed all value to 
> miles (or whatever unit you want).  When you search for "units" you will 
> either find <Unit> tags and <DisplayUnits> tags.  You can see my changes 
> at http://216.93.173.156/demo.
> 
> Look at the Fusion API for available units.  For example, the options 
> for the measure toolbar are listed at 
> http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/wiki/Widgets/Measure. 
> 
> I also changed the units of the coordinate position to Lat/Long.  In the 
> ApplicationDefinition.xml, I changed the <Template> tag to as follows:
> 
> <!-- STATUS POSITION -->
> 
>     <Widget xsi:type="WidgetType">
>       <Name>StatusCoords</Name>
>       <Type>CursorPosition</Type>
>       <StatusItem/>
>       <Extension xsi:type="CustomContentType">
>           <Template>Lat/Long: {y}, {x}</Template>
>         <Precision>4</Precision>
>         <EmptyText>&amp;nbsp;</EmptyText>
>       </Extension>
>     </Widget>
> 
> As for the scale, I am not sure.  Are you using MapServer?  If so, maybe 
> you can set the scale in MapServer?
> 
> 
> Andrew
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Suhaimi AK wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm using fusion and customize ApplicationDefinition.xml using the maroon
>> template example. I'm creating my map using maestro.
>>
>> My problem is, my map display units is start in metrics. So do my scale
>> with
>> scale 1:104857600104.4932 for example. How can i change my default units
>> and
>> scale to 1:50000 or 1:100000.
>>
>> Thank you in advance.
>>
>>
>> Regards.
>> Suhaimi AK
>>   
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