Marc Rödder wrote: > > is there currently a possibility to rotate a map via mapserv and return > this as a jpeg? is there some kind of heading (from 0 to 360) i can give > the server via $_GET? >
from http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/reference/mapfile/mapObj works fine for me with png, never tried jpg. - rich p.s. I think the second item (about mapscript) is a lie. i think i've gotten it working with CGI mode. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANGLE [double] Angle, given in degrees, to rotate the map. Default is 0. The rendered map will rotate in a clockwise direction. The following are important notes: * Requires a PROJECTION object specified at the MAP level and for each LAYER object (even if all layers are in the same projection). * Requires MapScript (SWIG, PHPMapscript). Does not work with CGI mode. * If using the LABEL object's ANGLE or the LAYER object's LABELANGLEITEM parameters as well, these parameters are relative to the map's orientation (i.e. they are computed after the MAP object's ANGLE). For example, if you have specified an ANGLE for the map of 45, and then have a layer LABELANGLEITEM value of 45, the resulting label will not appear rotated (because the resulting map is rotated clockwise 45 degrees and the label is rotated counter-clockwise 45 degrees). * More information can be found on the MapRotation Wiki Page -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Rotate-Map-with-Mapserv-tf4953219.html#a14184238 Sent from the Mapserver - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
