The <TOOLSET> element is used to define a set of tools and buttons
for the toolbar over the map.
You may define multiple toolsets with different names. Each toolset can
contain a different set of tools and a separate help document to describe
the tools. To open a toolset other than default when the site is started,
follow the following example:
<TOOL-FRAME url="$IMF/imfTools.jsp?toolset=mytools" />
To use the default toolset, the toolset argument above can be omitted, or
called with the toolset named "default". To switch toolsets from a tool in
the toolset, define a button as follows:
<BUTTON name="Standard Tools"
url="$IMF/imfTools.jsp?toolset=default"
target="toolFrame"
hint="Standard Tools"
status="Shows the standard tool set."
graphic="$IMF/tools/tools_close.gif"
width="16" height="16" />
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<SITE-CONFIG> |
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Description |
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active |
The name of the tool that is active when the site opens. Required.
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toolset |
The name of the toolset, made up by the designer. Required.
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help |
The URL of the help document that describes this toolset. The URL can
contain the special variable $IMF to specify that the document is relative
to the IMF installation directory. Absolute URLs may also be used. URLs
that don't start with http: or $IMF are resolved relative to the location
of the XML file. Required.
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Description (in this context) |
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The <TOOLSET> element is required one or more times within the
<SITE-CONFIG> element in the site configuration file in the sequence specified.
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O+ |
This optional element may appear multiple times within the <TOOLSET> element.
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O1 |
This optional element may appear only once within the <TOOLSET> element.
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Example:
<TOOLSET name="default" active="Zoom In" help="$IMF/imfHelp.jsp" />
