[mapguide-users] Running Search query from Task Pane in Fusion

foolfish xjimmyshcn at sohu.com
Tue Jun 10 00:39:28 EDT 2008


1)install mapguide studio 2009, then you can create flexible weblayout. it's
for fusion.
 note: you can't use base layer in map.

2)the map.open(map_name) might occrue error. the map_name is not the same as
traditional method(not use fusion),suppose the map name is asiamap , in
fusion it looks like asiamap_fusion4845627ed9705.

3)the parent.parent.mapFrame might occrue error. but you can use 
parent.document.getElementById('Map').

4)parent.parent.mapFrame.Refresh() cann't be used, you can use
window.top.Fusion.getWidgetById('Map').drawMap()  to refresh map.

5)if you want to select feature,you should do:
at server, after selection.ToXml() ,you should add the follow line:
              selection.Save(resService, map_name); 
at client, use   window.top.Fusion.getWidgetById('Map').drawMap()   to
refresh the map.


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max_samart wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
>           I am trying to migrate my application onto fusion(MGOS2.0.1)
> although  i managed to add maps and other basic functions ,overview map
> etc but i like to add my different customized search code into the fusion
> task pane which use to perform search and then return results in the same
> task pane and when i click on zoom icon, it use to select the feature and
> returns the info of the feature (Its working in the MGOS2.0.1 but i don't
> know how to get going into the Fusion-I tried adding the task in the task
> pane same as MapGuide Open Source and gave the path for the query file but
> it use to show file not found error).
> Thks
> Max !!
> 
> 
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