[mapguide-users] Ajax viewer zoom tool
BruceWeston
ross at ime.co.uk
Wed Dec 19 06:41:00 EST 2007
YES!
Well done Kenneth. That's the one. The only thing I thought would be an
issue was that I took out the <BaseMapLayerGroup> and <BaseMapLayer> from
your XML and left in the scales. It now works very smoothly without that
juddery redraw of base layers. I'm able to see the scales in Studio now even
though there are no base layers. Why can't you do that anyway? Excellent
work - you win the cold christmas turkey!
Ross
Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
>
> Not exactly sure that this is what you want, but you can define the
> FinitieDisplayScales manually.
> I have composed the remainder of this mail from a thread with Ori and
> myself:
>
> After saving the map in MapGuide Studio, select the menu "File" and
> "Save as xml..."
> The file it saves is the internal representation of the MapDefinition.
>
> You can open this file with almost any text editor (plain text only, no
> MS Word).
> You can use notepad if you like.
>
> Somewhere in the file will be a an xml entry called <FiniteDisplayScale>.
> In this entry you can hand modify the scales.
> After you are done, you can reinsert the MapDefintion into the MapGuide
> server.
>
> Open a browser with:
> http://localhost/mapguide/mapagent/index.html
> Select "Resource", the "SetResource"
>
> To the right, enter the resourceID you want to save the map under.
> ea: "Library://my_existing_folder/my_map_name.MapDefinition"
>
> Browse the file as the "Content" item.
> Leave the "Header" blank.
> Press submit.
>
> You will now have updated/create a MapDefintion in the server.
>
>
>
> My Xml looks like this:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>
> <MapDefinition xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
> xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="MapDefinition-1.0.0.xsd">
> <Name>Map1</Name>
>
> <CoordinateSystem>LOCAL_CS["*XY-M*",LOCAL_DATUM["*X-Y*",10000],UNIT["Meter",
> 1],AXIS["X",EAST],AXIS["Y",NORTH]]</CoordinateSystem>
> <Extents>
> <MinX>-120579.82007099999</MinX>
> <MaxX>-59179.216927000001</MaxX>
> <MinY>131292.75224649999</MinY>
> <MaxY>186145.6022435</MaxY>
> </Extents>
> <BackgroundColor>00f0f0f0</BackgroundColor>
> <MapLayer>
> <Name>Bygninger</Name>
> <ResourceId>Library://Sample 2.LayerDefinition</ResourceId>
> <Selectable>true</Selectable>
> <ShowInLegend>true</ShowInLegend>
> <LegendLabel>Bygninger</LegendLabel>
> <ExpandInLegend>true</ExpandInLegend>
> <Visible>true</Visible>
> <Group></Group>
> </MapLayer>
> <BaseMapDefinition>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>2.3460388183593799</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>9.3841599999999996</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>37.536619999999999</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>150.14648</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>600.58594000000005</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>2402.34375</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>9609.375</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>38437.5</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>153750</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <FiniteDisplayScale>615000</FiniteDisplayScale>
> <BaseMapLayerGroup>
> <Name>Base Layer Group</Name>
> <Visible>true</Visible>
> <ShowInLegend>true</ShowInLegend>
> <ExpandInLegend>true</ExpandInLegend>
> <LegendLabel></LegendLabel>
> <BaseMapLayer>
> <Name>Sample layer</Name>
> <ResourceId>Library://Sample layer.LayerDefinition</ResourceId>
> <Selectable>true</Selectable>
> <ShowInLegend>true</ShowInLegend>
> <LegendLabel>Sample layer</LegendLabel>
> <ExpandInLegend>true</ExpandInLegend>
> </BaseMapLayer>
> </BaseMapLayerGroup>
> </BaseMapDefinition>
> </MapDefinition>
>
> Regards, Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S
>
>
>
> BruceWeston skrev:
>> By this I mean the Nearest Zoom In, the Farthest Zoom Out and the Total
>> Number of scales.
>>
>> Anyone?
>>
>>
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