I suspect this has happened for security reasons, so a malicious mapfile
cannot have a template file point to say /etc/password and expose that
to the web user. A lot of file extensions and file signatures are now
checked for validity to make mapserver more secure.
Feel free to write a bug against documentation to clarify this.
-Steve W
On 11/28/2012 3:17 AM, Arthur Delorme wrote:
Indeed, even though I had php files, no php were found inside... I don't
remember why I used php extension but they are not accepted anymore.
So everything is fine, I will just put an html extension.
Thanks for the help
Arthur
Le 27/11/12 15:11, Stephen Woodbridge a écrit :
On 11/27/2012 4:53 AM, Arthur Delorme wrote:
Thank you for your help Steve, you're right: after some testing, it
seems that template files with a .php extension are not working.
I have general header.php and footer.php files (described in the WEB
section of the mapfile) and several header, body and footer php files
for the layers.
By replacing all the extensions with html, it's working but I'd like to
execute some php, which were possible before. Is it still possible?
Hi Arthur,
I do not believe executing php before or after a template has ever been
possible because mapserver reads the temple from the disk so it would
not be processed before mapserver gets it and mapserver sends it back to
the client directly so php would never have a chance to intercept it. So
I'm pretty sure this did not work in the past and will not work in the
future.
If you need computational smarts in the template, you should be looking
at doing it in Javascript which executes after the template has been
returned to the browser and runs in the browser not on the server.
Hope this helps,
-Steve W
Arthur
Le 26/11/12 17:47, Lime, Steve D (DNR) a écrit :
The nquery mode is still supported, that hasn't changed. The error
message is fairly informative, what are your templates named?
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Arthur
Delorme
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 10:38 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mapserver-users] Compatibility between mapserver versions:
nquery issue
Hello,
A few years ago, I developed a web interface to access data
(informations and download) through spatial queries. It was based on
mapserver 5.2.0 but I would like to update my code to mapserver 6.2.0
and I don't get how spatial queries are working nowadays.
As far as I understood, nquery mode is not supported anymore for URL
templates (the error is "msReturnPage(): Web application error.
Malformed template name") but I can't figure how it is supposed to
work then.
On mapserver 5.2.0, a selection were made by drawing a rectangle and
sending the query with:
<select name="mode" id="mode">
<option id="search" value="browse" selected="selected"
[browse_select]>Display</option>
<option id="selection" value="nquery"
onclick="document.jbox.boxon();"
[nquery_select]>Selection</option>
</select>
The result was displayed through template files, with a table
containing some informations for each object selected on each
activated layer (one line per object).
If someone could give me some informations about the "new" way to
obtain such a result, it would be great, because I am quite lost.
Many thanks,
Arthur
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