[mapguide-users] Re: WGS84.PseudoMercator Is Not Supported MGOS 2.2 64bit?

[GordonL]

Since NABBLE broke all the bookmarks it was hard to find.  (Good thing I
archive all my emails)

I found this as a fix - but I had to tweak the fusionSF-compress.js or Build
it with ANT:


I now have the Sheboygan sample application working with Google Maps using
flexible layouts.  The problem turned out to be errors thrown by
fusion/layers/generic/generic.js for the google.maps.MapTypeId(such as
ROADMAP or SATELLITE.)    Eliminating use of use of google.maps.MapTypeId in
the case statements did the trick for me:      

switch (this.layerType) {
          case 'Google':
            switch (this.mapTag.layerOptions.type) {   //Google layer types
are actual objects
              case 'G_PHYSICAL_MAP':              //defined by gmap, not a
string
                this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_PHYSICAL_MAP;
                break;
              case 'G_HYBRID_MAP':
                this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_HYBRID_MAP;
                break;
              case 'G_SATELLITE_MAP':
                this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_SATELLITE_MAP;
                break;
              case 'G_NORMAL_MAP':
                this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_NORMAL_MAP;
              default:
                // For the re-loaded Google layers
                if(this.mapTag.layerOptions.type == G_PHYSICAL_MAP)
                  this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_PHYSICAL_MAP;
                else if(this.mapTag.layerOptions.type == G_HYBRID_MAP)
                  this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_HYBRID_MAP;
                else if(this.mapTag.layerOptions.type == G_SATELLITE_MAP)
                  this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_SATELLITE_MAP;
                else 
                  this.mapTag.layerOptions.type = G_NORMAL_MAP;
                break;
            }
            break;


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