duckndive

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  1. printing page - map and data not showing

    Thank you for the suggestion. The bits of code you are referring to (map.addParam("WMode", "Transparent")) are there so that the dropdown menus will dropdown in front of the map. Without this, the dropdowns will be hidden behind the map regardless of whatever z-index settings are defined for the div containing the map and the dropdown nav bar. All that aside, alas, having tried your suggestion, i'm sorry to report that even removing the code doesn't actually fix the problem. Do you have any further guidance? Many thanks.
  2. Wonder if anyone can help. We've created a php page that dynamically loads xml data into FusionMap and all works wonderfully. The client requires a print page button that will print the entire page as it appears (or as close as possible) via a button link within the page. We've tried all sorts of things, printing through the browser, using javascript, printing as pdf and other techniques, but they all suffer the same problem, which is that either the map and data do not render at all or the map part renders (without data). The 'save as image' routine works, but that doesn't print the entire page, of course. The brief calls for a cross-browser, cross platform solution that should not require the installation of third-party software. Any suggestions much appreciated: here's the development version (the print page button within the nav bar doesn't actually do anything at the moment. http://79.170.40.226/tecirc.com/index.php
  3. I'm testing the FusionMaps 'save as image' routine. On clicking on the save as image button, the progress bar appears, as expected, and then the routine fails with the following message at this page: http://www.hiltoncreative.co.uk/clients/te/maps/FusionChartsSave.aspx Our test example url: www.hiltoncreative.co.uk/clients/te/testjava.html We have the developer version of FusionMaps, version 3.07 (I think) We've also noticed that if we run the above example if Firefox (3.06) then we get the evalutation version of the map, but if we run within IE7 it loads the proper version of the map (ie, with no evalution message). Any help appreciated.