Passing variables into MGOS [No Viruses detected]

[Tom Chadwin]

Hello all

I have an application running at http://maps.nnpa.org.uk, and it seems
to be working pretty well. However, as well as this generic interface to
our GIS, I also need to be able to link to the site with a specific
layer displayed, and with the map zoomed to a specific feature on that
layer.

Obviously, I can tack some extra variables onto the end of the URL of
the link to this MGOS application, but I am not clear what the best
strategy is to cascade these variables down to, say, the task pane, so I
can then select and zoom to the feature.

I hope this explanation is clear...

Thanks in advance for any help.

Regards

Tom


Tom Chadwin
ICT & Web Development Officer
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