Author
Gordon Luckett
Released
3/14/2015- Identify the major advantage of using the fusion layout.
- Explain why you should avoid special characters and spaces in folder names.
- Assess why you would check composite instead of points, lines, or areas.
- State where you can find the comparison of layer contents with user search entry.
- Distinguish what you must do to use external providers for background maps.
- Name which attribute for the iframe tag should specify the location of the document of interest.
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Voiceover] Hi I'm Gordon Luckett, welcome to Up and Running with MapGuide Open Source. In this course we'll explore how to install MapGuide Open Source and configure it for web publishing. First we'll load data into MapGuide server, then we'll create very styled and cartographically pleasing layers with that data and combine them into effective maps. Finally we'll wrap it all up by publishing your data maps into an advanced web layout, complete with Google Street View and custom search functionality. We will be covering all these features plus plenty of other interesting tools and techniques.
Now let's get started with Up and Running with MapGuide Open Source.
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Introduction
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Welcome35s
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Using the exercise files1m 24s
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1. Understanding and Installing MapGuide
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2. Connecting and Loading Data with MapGuide Maestro
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Loading data using Maestro6m 51s
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3. Stylizing Data
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Creating polyline layers2m 57s
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Creating polygon layers3m 21s
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Creating raster layers1m 45s
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Creating thematic layers2m 43s
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Labeling vector layers4m 6s
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4. Maps
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Creating maps in Maestro5m 27s
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5. Basic Web Layouts
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Creating basic web layouts4m 47s
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6. Application Definitions
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Creating a QuickPlot4m 59s
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7. Publishing to the Web
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Publishing to the web1m 6s
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Publishing basic web layouts3m 40s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 44s
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