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You are creating a Web application by using the Virtual Earth 6.0 map control in the
Microsoft Visual Studio environment. A Web page in the application is programmed by using the client-side JavaScript code. You insert break points at appropriate locations within the code. When you debug the application, you find that you are able to step into the server-side code. However, you are unable to step into the client-side JavaScript code.
You need to debug the client-side JavaScript code. What should you do?

• A. In the client-side JavaScript code, insert the Debugger command before each break point.
• B. In Microsoft Internet Explorer, select the Enable Display a notification about every script error option in the Internet Options dialog box.
• C. In Microsoft Internet Explorer, clear the Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer) option in the Internet Options dialog box.
• D. In Visual Studio, select the Attach to Process option from the Debug menu. Then attach the debugger to the Microsoft Internet Explorer process.

You are creating a Virtual Earth 6.0 application to be viewed by using Microsoft Internet
Explorer. The Web pages of the application contain maps.
The head section of the Web pages contains the following code fragment.
< script type="text/javascript">
var map = null;
function GetMap(){
map = new VEMap('Map');
map.LoadMap();
ResizeMap();
}
< /script> <style type="text/css">
html, body{ overflow:hidden; }
< /style>
The body section of the Web pages contains the following code fragment.
< body onload="GetMap();">
< div id='Map' style="position:relative; width:400px;
height:400px;"></div>
< /body>
You need to resize the maps on the Web pages so that they exactly fit into the dimensions of the available browser area.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. function ResizeMap(){ document.getElementById('Map').style.width =
  screen.availWidth; document.getElementById('Map').style.height = screen.availHeight; }
• B. function ResizeMap(){ var height = document.body.offsetHeight; var width = document.body.offsetWidth; map.Resize(width, height); }
• C. function ResizeMap(){ var height = screen.height; var width = screen.width; map.Resize(width, height); }
• D. function ResizeMap(){ document.getElementById('Map').style.width = "100%"; document.getElementById('Map').style.height = "100%"; }

Your customer disables all standard mouse events on a Virtual Earth 6.0 map. You need to add a double-click function on the left mouse button for the map. What are two possible code segments you can use to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); return true; } function init() { map
  = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap();
  map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",DblClickHandler); }
• B. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); } function init() { map = new
  VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(); map.AttachEvent("onmousedown",DblClickHandler);
  }
• C. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); } function init() { map = new
  VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(); map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",DblClickHandler); }
• D. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); return false; } function init() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap();
  map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",DblClickHandler); }
• E. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); return false; } function init() { map
  = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(); map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",init); }

DRAG DROP - (Topic 1)
The location data of your company branch offices is stored as description and title in pushpins on a Virtual Earth 6.0 map.
You need to ensure that the data is displayed in a data panel named BranchInfo on top of the map every time a user moves the mouse over the pushpin.
What should you do? (To answer, move all the actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

Your customer disables all standard mouse events on a Virtual Earth 6.0 map. You need to add a double-click function on the left mouse button for the map. What are two possible code segments you can use to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); return true; } function init() { map
  = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap();
  map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",DblClickHandler); }
• B. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); } function init() { map = new
  VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(); map.AttachEvent("onmousedown",DblClickHandler);
  }
• C. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); } function init() { map = new
  VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(); map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",DblClickHandler); }
• D. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); return false; } function init() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap();
  map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",DblClickHandler); }
• E. function DblClickHandler(e) { alert("DoubleClick"); return false; } function init() { map
  = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(); map.AttachEvent("ondoubleclick",init); }