SavedWebPages property

Returns the SavedWebPages collection associated with the specified map. Read-only.

Applies to

Objects: Map

Syntax

object.SavedWebPages

Parameters

Part	Description
object	Required. An expression that returns a Map object.

Example

[Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0]
  Sub SaveAWebPage()
  Dim objApp As New MapPoint.Application
  Dim objMap As MapPoint.Map
  Dim objRoute As MapPoint.Route
  Dim objSW As MapPoint.SavedWebPage
  'Set up the application
  Set objMap = objApp.ActiveMap
  Set objRoute = objMap.ActiveRoute
  objApp.Visible = True
  objApp.UserControl = True
  'Create a route
  objRoute.Waypoints.Add objMap.FindResults("Seattle, WA").Item(1)
  objRoute.Waypoints.Add objMap.FindResults("Redmond, WA").Item(1)
  objRoute.Calculate
  'Use SavedWebPages property to create a saved Web page
  Set objSW = objMap.SavedWebPages.Add("SavedWeb", _
    objRoute.Waypoints.Item(1).Location, "New Title", _
    True, False, True, 60, 120, False, True, False, True)
  objSW.Save
  End Sub

[C#]
void SaveAWebPage()
{
  MapPoint.Route objRoute;
  MapPoint.SavedWebPage objSW;

  //Set up application
  objApp.Visible = true;
  objApp.UserControl = true;
  objMap = objApp.ActiveMap;
  objRoute = objMap.ActiveRoute;

  //Create a Route
  object item = 1;
  ojRoute.Waypoints.Add(objMap.FindResults("Seattle, WA").get_Item(ref item), "Seattle, WA");
  objRoute.Waypoints.Add(objMap.FindResults("Redmond, WA").get_Item(ref item), "Redmond, WA");
  objRoute.Calculate();

  //Create a saved web page, zoomed in on first waypoint
  objSW = objMap.SavedWebPages.Add("SavedWeb", objRoute.Waypoints.get_Item(ref item).Location, "New Title", true, false, true, 200, 400, false, true, true, true);
  objSW.Save();
}

Note   This sample code is specific for use in MapPoint North America; it is for illustration purposes only.