hi, probably the simplest solution is:
1) in your POINT shapefile add a field and populate it with pdf file's name
(point1 ---> pdf name)
2) modify your mapfile in the part concerning the point layer in this way:
...
METADATA
"PM_RESULT_HYPERLINK" '{ "FIELD NAME, THE ONE OF YOUR PDFs NAME": {"alias":
"Link to PDF"} }'
...
3) modify your custom.js in this way:
// Sample Hyperlink function for result window
openHyperlink: function(layer, fldName, fldValue) {
switch(layer) {
case 'POINT LAYER NAME AS DECLARE IN MAPFILE':
//if (fldName == 'NAME OF PDF FIELD') {
var linkUrl = 'http://www.yoursite.com/PATH WHERE YOUR PDFs ARE
LOCATED/' + fldValue;
window.open(linkUrl, 'wikiquery');
//this.openHyperlinkDialog(linkUrl);
//}
break;
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