Hi Bram,
indeed upperleft is the one that will work even with a changing map
size, but most people don't want copyright in the upperleft corner of
the image .... at least some of the customers I have encountered.
I believe Steve has added some additional support for relative
positioning in Mapserver CVS head that will make it possible to put the
copyright in the lowerright corner.
Best regards,
Bart
bram wrote:
Bart,
I'm using an extra annotationlayer on top like the example below. It
outputs a small gif and some text in the upperleftcorner independent
from your scale. That your aim, I suppose.
Regards,
Bram
LAYER
NAME "kaartnaam1"
TYPE ANNOTATION
STATUS ON TRANSFORM false
FEATURE
POINTS 80 80 END
TEXT " testomgeving bestemmingsplannen"
END
CLASS
SYMBOL 'logoterneuzen'
SIZE 100
OUTLINECOLOR 255 0 0
COLOR 255 0 0
TEMPLATE "void" LABEL
FORCE true
POSITION ur
COLOR 0 0 155
#BACKGROUNDCOLOR 230 230 230
TYPE bitmap
SIZE large
END # label
END #class
END
Huub Fleuren schreef:
Bart,
you might want to lay a static (inhome designed) copyright image on top
of your map. If you 'drag' the image, maybe your client gives you the
flexibility to let this top image be and just operate on the images
stacked under it.
Regards, Huub
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
See bugs #1547 and #1592 and a gentle prod of the owners would hurt :)
-Steve W
Bart van den Eijnden wrote:
Hi list,
is it possible to have a copyright layer in the bottom right part
of the
map image, in a situation in which the map size is variable (without
side-effect of the text being in the middle of the map image when the
image size increases :-) )?
Or is it necessary to use Mapscript to change the point coordinates
of the
label in case the map size changes?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Bart
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Bart van den Eijnden
OSGIS, Open Source GIS
http://www.osgis.nl
