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List of Display Ranges For Labelled Layers

You can control the extent ranges for which the labels will show by editing

the ‘List of Display Ranges For Labelled Layers’ property. The ranges

should be entered as percentages of the full map extent and should be in

the format [upper limit]-[lower limit]. Following on from the last example, if

you wanted the base layer to show labels in the 50-0% extent range of the

map and the contextual layer to show labels in the 100-50% range your

popup window would look like that shown below (Figure 79).

Figure 79

Show Layers In Legend

If you do not wish to see the list of contextual layers and background layers

in the legend, you can hide them by un-ticking the property ‘Show Layers

In Legend’.

Contextual Layers Displayed In Legend

If you want to only show one or a subset of the contextual layers in the

legend, you should keep the ‘Show Layers In Legend’ property ticked and

then define which layer(s) you wish to see in the legend by entering their

ID(s) into the property ‘Contextual Layers Displayed In Legend’.

Tip

This property contains the code for the tooltip you see when you hover

over the map features. By default this code looks like this for Flash

reports:

When using an HTML template, the visibility of map layers in the

legend is set in the layer properties in the Publisher. After the report

has been published you can change these settings by editing the

map.js file in a text editor.

When using an HTML template, the display ranges for map layer

labels are set in the layer properties in the Publisher. After the report

has been published you can change these settings by editing the

map.js file in a text editor.

When using an HTML template, the labels for map layers are

switched on and off in the layer properties in the Publisher. After the

report has been published you can change these settings by editing

the map.js file in a text editor.