Yewondwossen,
thanks for the link. I had to switch off the "FORCE true" option of the sample map file and it now works perfectly.

Nils


Yewondwossen Assefa schrieb:
Nils,

look at this thread: it gives details of what you want to accomplish with an example of a working layer:

http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00164.html

Best Regards,

Nils Zierath wrote:
Hi David,
your suggestion is similar to Jeff's?
How would I treat a point as lable? I haven't had any luck in displaying the points with "TYPE ANNOTATION".

What would the syntax in the mapfile would look like to either treat a point as lable or with "TYPE ANNOTATION"?

My mapfile currently looks like:

LAYER
 NAME    'Field research locations'
 DATA    '../vector/gps/fieldresearch_complete'
 STATUS    default
 TYPE    point
 #TYPE    annotation
 TRANSPARENCY    100
 TOLERANCE    7
 TOLERANCEUNITS    pixels
 UNITS    kilometers

 METADATA
 ...
 END #METADATA

 PROJECTION
 ...
 END #PROJECTION

 CLASSITEM    'StudyFocus'
 #LABELITEM    'LableAnnot'

 CLASS
  NAME    'Research locations (all)'
  #MINSCALEDENOM    1000000

  STYLE
   SYMBOL 'ttf_pin-sm'
   SIZE 10
   COLOR 255 180 0
   ANGLE 345
  END #STYLE
 END #CLASS
END #LAYER



David Percy schrieb:
If you treated them as labels when zoomed out (maxscale 50000 for example), then you could take advantage of the label colission features of mapserver to avoid overlaps.

when zoomed in further you could have another layer (minscale 50000 for example) that shows all the detail...

so you would have two layer definitions in this case...
Cheers,
Percy


Nils Zierath wrote:
Dear list,
I got a layer with gps points. On the largest scale of my map the symbols for points overlap and are not distinguishable from one another since they are too close together.

Is it possible to tell mapserver to draw only that many of the points/symbols that do not overlap, so that more points will be shown the more I zoom into the map?

Thank you,
Nils

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