Paul,
I could not reproduce this behavior locally. The fact that a layer
comes from an include file or is in a map file should not make any
difference since they all end up as part of the map object internally
(no distinction where the layer comes from). Not sure what to suggest
if your include was done successfully. Maybe doing a map->save and
making sure that all expected layers are there. If the map file seems
fine and you still have a problem with that function, I am willing to
test it if you provide me with the map file.
Best Regards,
Paul Moen wrote:
I have found that the method getLayersIndexByGroup(string groupname)
does not find layers that are included from a different file.
$llist=$map->getLayersIndexByGroup("Political Boundaries");
$llist does not contain the indexes of any layers that are in the
include file. Once, I copied the layer into the mapfile the layer was
listed in the array.
Is this a bug?
Thanks,
Paul
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