Hello, I have installed mapserver 5.6, pmapper 4.3.2 and use alternative
template "plainlayout3", I'm not using the default template. I have in the
attribute table of a shp file a column called "pdf_files", in which I keep the
name of the pdf file.
In the map file I have placed the following:
...
METADATA
"RESULT_FIELDS" "id, pdf_files"
"RESULT_HEADERS" "ID, PDF FILES"
"RESULT_HYPERLINK" "pdf_files | | Link to pdf detail"
...
And finally I have to modify the file custom.js. In the folder
"pmapper-4.3.2\config\plainlayout3" this file does not exist, but if in
"pmapper-4.3.2\config\default" yes. I have copied it to the folder plainlayout3
and changed as follows:
$. extend (PM.Custom,
{
/ / Sample Hyperlink function for result window
openHyperlink: function (layer, fldName, fldValue) {
switch (layer) {
case 'shp_data':
/ / if (fldName == 'CITY_NAME') {
linkUrl var = 'http:/' + '/ localhost / sitejob / files /'
+ fldValue;
window.open (linkUrl, 'wikiquery');
/ / this.openHyperlinkDialog (linkUrl);
/ /}
break;
default:
alert ('See function in Custom.js openHyperlink:' + layer +
'-' + fldName + '-' + fldValue);
}
},
When I use the Identify function, the result table is opened and pdf_files
column show the "Link to pdf detail" text appears with the code "javascript:
PM.Custom.openHyperlink ('shp_data', 'pdf_files',' data1.pdf ')" but when I
click on it Mozilla Firefox console displays the following error:
TypeError: PM.Custom.openHyperlink is not a function
Please, how I can fix it? Thanks a lot.
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