php viewer address/parcel search does not show pushpin symbols

[jng]

The Parcel Search and Address Search functions in the 1.1 php viewer sample does not display the push pin symbols in the 1.2 beta.

This ticket was submitted based on the assumption the 1.1 viewer samples should work on the 1.2 beta as the current download site for the viewer samples says to use the 1.1 samples.

Steps to reproduce:

1) Download the 1.1 phpviewersample

2) Extract to the www direcotry in the MGOS web extensions directory

3) Open ​http://<mapguide site>/phpviewersample/ajaxviewersample.php

4) Open the "Find Parcels" task in the Task Bar.

5) Search for "SCHMITT" (another note: This is now case sensitive unlike before. Intended functionality?)

Expected: Push Pin symbols to be displayed for all the matching search results. Clicking on a particular result zooms to the position of the matching symbol.

Got: Nothing. However, clicking a particular search results still zooms to the position where the Push Pin symbol *should* be.

[rexszeto]

Package containing a layer definition and a feature source

[traianstanev]

Looks like I'm to blame.

[jng]

This problem still exists in 1.2 beta 2. Reopening ticket.

The same steps reproduce the same results as beta 1 did.

The pushpins are nowhere to be seen on the Sheboygan dataset.

[jng]

Okay, I've tried the same php code from the viewer sample to place symbols in my other maps, and unlike the Sheboygan Dataset, it actually does place the points with symbol styling, where I wanted them to.

The problem at the moment looks like it's solely related to the Sheboygan Dataset.

[jng]

Also this was tested on the new published Sheboygan Dataset that was updated to resolve ticket #42

[anonymous]

The problem is that the coordinate system set in the temporary SDF file that holds the pushpins does not match the coordinate system of the Sheboygan map. The $ll84 variable in findparcelfunctions.php needs to be set to:

$ll84Wkt = 'GEOGCS["WGS84 Lat/Long\'s, Degrees, -180 ==> +180",DATUM["D_WGS_1984",SPHEROID["World_Geodetic_System_of_1984",6378137,298.257222932867]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0],UNIT["Degree",0.017453292519943295]]';

[tomfukushima]

Please retest with latest posted viewer samples, it has the correct findparcelfunctions.php file.