Autodesk 15606-011408-9300 Developer Guide - Page 137

Redlining Example Code, Custom Redlining Application

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4 Use the MGMap.saveMWF method to save the map file to an MWF on the user's machine or a network server. MGMap.saveMWF is not available for Autodesk MapGuide Viewer, Java Edition. Note For information about adding and deleting features from the data source itself (such as an SDF file), rather than saving changes to an MWF, see "SDF Component Toolkit Applications" on page 171. Redlining Example Code The following example shows one way to write a simple redlining application. It lets the user create a redlining layer, add polygon objects to that layer, and save the map to a drive on a local machine. The user interface is sparse, consisting of a small HTML form with a text box and two buttons, as shown in the following illustration. Redlining example Here is the code for the form: Polygon Name: Custom Redlining Application | 137

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Custom Redlining Application
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4
Use the
MGMap.saveMWF
method to save the map file to an MWF on the
user
s machine or a network server.
MGMap.saveMWF
is not available for
Autodesk MapGuide Viewer, Java Edition.
Note
For information about adding and deleting features from the data source
itself (such as an SDF file), rather than saving changes to an MWF, see
SDF Com-
ponent Toolkit Applications
on page 171.
Redlining Example Code
The following example shows one way to write a simple redlining applica-
tion. It lets the user create a redlining layer, add polygon objects to that layer,
and save the map to a drive on a local machine. The user interface is sparse,
consisting of a small HTML form with a text box and two buttons, as shown
in the following illustration.
Redlining example
Here is the code for the form:
<FORM NAME="the_form">
Polygon Name: <INPUT TYPE="text" VALUE="" NAME="the_textbox">
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Add/Update Polygon"
OnClick="add_pgon();" NAME="a_button">
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Save It!" OnClick="save_it();"
NAME="another_button">
</FORM>