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New Post 9/23/2008 4:26 AM
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User is offline Arjan Rijkens
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Custom Query and centering result on map 

Hello,

I have the map module up-and-running. I inserted a number op map_points and the map shows all the points.

I now want to show only one selected point using the custom query option in combination with a QueryString variable. So, SELECT * FROM Map_Points WHERE Sequencenumber = @LocationId

This works, meaning I only see the resulting location. However the location which is used in the setup of the Map layout is shown at the center of the map. Since I want a more detailed map when selecting one location (setting the Querystring variable), but sadly the map only shows the default location and I have to zoom out until the chosen location is shown.

Either I'm missing an option or misusing the custom query option.

Can someone help me out here?

Thanx,

Arjan

 
New Post 10/30/2008 10:45 AM
User is offline Nenad CB
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Re: Custom Query and centering result on map 

Hi,

If I understand it right, I have similar problem and no solution until now.

I use custom query which takes points from some table (not default map_points, but it does not matter). The points are displayed correctly, however one additional point is displayed at the centre of the map. This additional point is the one that I can see when setting map properties.

I cannot remove this point from the map!

I do not have any points in default map points table. Where this point is stored and how can I remove this useless marker from the map?

Please help!

 

Nenad

 
New Post 11/30/2008 5:07 PM
User is offline Rodney Joyce
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Re: Custom Query and centering result on map 

Yes, I also would like to remove tihs - it is not in

select *
from Map_Points


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Rodney
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