Hi Amit,
Since you are using MS4W, it comes with many front-end packages that are
pre-configured for MS4W users (including GeoMoose, Mapbender, and
others), allowing you to easily create those front-end mapping features
that you need. You can see the full list of packages here
https://ms4w.com/download.html#applications-packaged-for-ms4w (there is
a total of around 70 mapfiles and data included in these, configured and
ready for you to use; so in other words, you can modify any of those
packages and point it to your own mapfile and have a full front-end
interface).
Packages such as GeoMoose, Mapbender, others of course have their own
mailing lists/forums for further questions.
But I hope MS4W gets you going in the right direction, and fast :)
thanks,
-jeff
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On 2018-10-03 10:59 AM, A Rawat wrote:
Hi,
thanks for your reply, now I can view the map in offline mode with this
url
http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?template=openlayers&mode=browse&layers=all&map=C:/ms4w/apps/osm/basemaps1/osm-google.map
I also want to show a marker on a lat long with zoom.
form my application I can get a single lat long,
how can I set BBOX.
and I think BBox is bounding box, a part of the map I wan to show. am I
right?
how can I get this value for a lat long.
Regards
Amit Rawat
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Is there a mapfile configuration option for specifying how the output
svg geometry is created? Specifically, relative geometry instead of
absolute.
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st_assvg(geom, 1, 0)
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