Navigation:  Introduction to WebOffice map widget > Request Examples > Combined Requests (query and editing)

It may be necessary to define combined requests to (e.g.) enable a query as well as the ability to create or/and move objects.

For example: To navigate to a geocoded adress (Geolocator) first and then create objects (of a different layer) in this map extent.

 

Therefore the WebOffice map widget needs a unique assignment of the parameters needed for querying and creating/moving objects.

 

Following parameters, as well as all parameters to display a map, are necessary to create this combined request:

 

Note: The parameter combined_req=true indicates whether it's a combined request or not. If this parameter is set, the information given back from the parameters query_createpoint_mw and returnkey_createpoint_mw will be the information for the moving process.

If the parameter combined_req=true is set, but one of the other parameters are missing an error message will appear as well as the Identify Tool won't be displayed in the widget.

 

 

Example:

http://w-vpc-kr-w7-e:8080/WO_10R3_SP2_latestBuild/client_mapwidget/default.jsp?baseURL=http://w-vpc-kr-w7-e:8080/WO_10R3_SP2_latestBuild&project=WebOffice_SampleProject_Doku&width=600&height=400&view=Edit&mapmargin=1&combined_req=true&activetools=MOVEPOINT%20CREATEPOINT&callback_movePoint_mw=movePointResult&query_movepoint_mw=othercities&returnkey_movepoint_mw=CITY_NAME&editlayerid=cities&editkeyfield=CITY_NAME&editkeyvalue=testpoint&callback_createpoint=createPointResult&query=Geolocator&keyvalue=Technologiestraße 10, Wien