[Geomoose-users] Jump To and Change Layer visibility

[Brent Fraser]

Zery,

   If you what GeoMoose to automatically turn layers on (and off) when 
the user selects an entry from the "Zoom To" list, you'll have to do 
some JavaScript coding.  GeoMoose provides a place (User Extensions) for 
your code, and the ability to call GeoMoose functions (the GeoMoose 
API).  This email may give you some ideas:

http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/geomoose-users/2011-May/003079.html

Best Regards,
Brent Fraser


On 3/19/2012 8:25 AM, Zery wrote:
>  On 3/19/2012 10:00 PM, Eli Adam wrote:
>> For many OSGeo projects (and others too), you can search the lists
>> through nabble, http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/ (or
>> http://www.nabble.com/ and click on OSGeo).  I'll try to make a note
>> in the documentation about that.
>>
>
> Thanks for the links, it saves me hundred of clicks.
>
>> This documentation has some details specific to some previous Oregon
>> customizations.  Probably the best documentation for setup (and
>> specifically zoom to) would be
>> http://geomoose.org/docs/configuration.html#zoomto
>>
>> The "Jump To"/"Zoom To" function is to have spatial bookmarks.  You
>> click on something (like a city name) and it zooms to display the
>> spatial extent of that city.  It looks like you config has mixed
>> projections.  You'll want to use the projection of your
>> http://geomoose.org/docs/configuration.html#projection also in
>> settings.ini file.  When you say nothing happens, does that mean that
>> you map doesn't have the 'Jump To:' dropdown with Area1,2,3?  Or that
>> clicking on those doesn't change the extent?
>>
>
> I'm sure I have read those link many times, from the example it has 
> groups of zoom to,
>
> 'Communities':['static:rural',[
> ['Arch Cape',[7317188,796289.34000000,7322479,805653]],
> ['Bradwood',[7455671,934752.42000000,7459244,937982]],
> ['Cannon Beach Junction',[7329878,845037,7334717,850082]]]]
>
> when I try to use groups on my Jump To function it doesn't change the 
> extent and it only shows 'Communities' but Arch Cape and the others 
> are not. How did this groups really works?
>
>> There is nothing preconfigured to change layer visibility with zoom to
>> extents (unless that also changed scales and there was scale
>> dependencies on the layers).
>>
>> HTH, Eli
>
> Thank you Eli, I've learned recently that it was a MapFile scale 
> configuration that did the tricks.
>
> I know this had been talk alot but here it goes, I hope someone out 
> there had the time to wrote a comprehensive step-by-step manual. Maybe 
> with an example project building webgis with geomoose. What to do 
> first, where to go next, which file had to be edited, what is the use 
> of one function, how to track an error, etc (too much huh :-) )
>
> My experience on using geomoose for the first time and as not a webgis 
> specialities, using the available documentation really had make me 
> almost going nowhere. I'm sorry for throwing so much demand.
>
>
> Regards,
> Zery
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