On Sunday, January 08, 2012 01:50:50 Martin Spott wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
Cool ! I'll figure how to interface this with the download machinery.
Ok, from my perspective the interface to download.psp works, please
check (fill in the values you prefer):
On Sunday, January 08, 2012 01:50:50 Martin Spott wrote:
I've placed a merge request with the changes. Now it works properly, at least
on my machine.
Cheers,
Adrian
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Adrian Musceac wrote:
I've placed a merge request with the changes. Now it works properly, at least
on my machine.
Same here, thanks a lot for jumping in, I simply didn't get it - for
whichever reason
download.psp and map/index.php on the live page are now in sync
with GIT. I've
Hi guys!
Nice to see new features on the mapserver!
Martin wrote:
download.psp and map/index.php on the live page are now in sync
with GIT.
Not sure if I'm looking for something that you didn't add, but are the boxes
supposed to contain values?
Gijs de Rooy wrote:
Not sure if I'm looking for something that you didn't add, but are the boxes
supposed to contain values?
http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=4.75487lat=52.31296zoom=12layers=0BTFFTTFF
No, not by default.
Enable the Download-Box layer, click the lower left
click the lower left and upper right corner of a box and then the input
fields will get filled with the corresponding values.
Ah! That's it. /me expected a nice dragable rectangle :-)
Gijs de Rooy wrote:
Ah! That's it. /me expected a nice dragable rectangle :-)
No, not yet.
Related to the recent changes I sense that I've introduced an error in
download.psp, will try to fix soon,
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Hi Geoff, Martin,
and thus assume the lightmap/?lon=... URL does in fact
point to this index.php, or something like it... but
maybe this is not right ;=((.
In fact it is clear there are some differences, but
the source of 'lightmap' was not included in git...
Yeah, the small map is not
Hi Adrian,
Thanks for your reply...
About the input fields obscuring the map, they may be
changed easily into type=hidden, I only left them
as text for debugging and testing. The download button
is pretty unobtrusive by itself.
No, I do NOT think they should be hidden!
After the user
Hi Adrian,
This seems to do the swapping trick ;=))
if(box_extents.length==4) {
var tmp;
if (box_extents[0] box_extents[2]) {
tmp = box_extents[0];
box_extents[0] = box_extents[2];
box_extents[2] = tmp;
}
if (box_extents[1]
On Saturday, January 07, 2012 20:23:02 Geoff McLane wrote:
Hi Adrian,
No, I do NOT think they should be hidden!
After the user has used the mouse selection, [s]he may choose
to modify the fields, say rounding them, etc, which would be
difficult, impossible with the mouse, so I think
On Sat, 2012-01-07 at 21:09 +0200, Adrian Musceac wrote:
On Saturday, January 07, 2012 20:23:02 Geoff McLane wrote:
Hi Adrian,
No, I do NOT think they should be hidden!
After the user has used the mouse selection, [s]he may choose
to modify the fields, say rounding them, etc, which
Adrian Musceac wrote:
The coordinates sent by the POST request can be used in download.psp to fill
the fields automatically, of course. That was the intent, at least.
Yup, this morning I already started implementing the remaining pieces,
but was interrupted by other weekend tasks (string
Adrian Musceac wrote:
I don't know how Martin plans to use the small iframe on the other page, I
only modified the index.php part. But your iframe code is good too, if the
lightmap is swapped for the big one.
The lightmap was meant to be just a teaser on the intro page and is
using the free
Martin Spott wrote:
Cool ! I'll figure how to interface this with the download machinery.
Ok, from my perspective the interface to download.psp works, please
check (fill in the values you prefer):
http://mapserver.flightgear.org/download.psp?xmin=6xmax=7ymin=50ymax=51
but when I try
Geoff McLane wrote:
And through commitlogs, I note that you have updated
the git source, but it seems not yet the actual web pages...
I've committed Adrian's merge request to GIT, but I did not at the same
time update the live web page without testing and without inserting the
missing bits,
Geoff McLane wrote:
About the input fields obscuring the map, they may be
changed easily into type=hidden, I only left them
as text for debugging and testing. The download button
is pretty unobtrusive by itself.
No, I do NOT think they should be hidden!
After the user has used the
On Wednesday, January 04, 2012 22:05:13 Martin Spott wrote:
Vadym Kukhtin wrote:
Why mapserver.flightgear.org have zooming-panning map, if by Download
Shapefiles I still have to type the numbers of coordinates by hands?
Because someone has to implement the feature you mention ;-)
Feel
Hi Martin,
Re: CLC2000v13
CLC is CORINE Land Cover, a project of the EEA, the European
Environmental Agency and therefore covers Europe only. I have
to admit that the error message is a bit misleading and will
try to imagine a more appropriate report.
Yes, the page already clearly says
Geoff McLane wrote:
Maybe you could add to the web page - Do not be stupid enough to
request say the area around YGIL in say the CLC2000v13 (CORINE)
dataset!...
And hopefully politely give an error like - coordinates used are
out of dataset range, Dummy!
This morning I've put the
Hi Martin,
http://www.gitorious.org/fg/sceneryweb
Will certainly try to find the time to 'look' at
the scripts... and thanks as usual for sharing the
contents...
QGIS - it's not as nice a command line utility...
No, it is NOT, but thanks for this reminder...
After a bit of effort to get
Geoff McLane wrote:
http://www.gitorious.org/fg/sceneryweb
Will certainly try to find the time to 'look' at
the scripts... and thanks as usual for sharing the
contents...
I'll probably add a few comments this week, the stuff is pretty bare
and, while the code itself is really simple,
Why mapserver.flightgear.org have zooming-panning map, if by Download
Shapefiles I still have to type the numbers of coordinates by hands?
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Vadym Kukhtin wrote:
Why mapserver.flightgear.org have zooming-panning map, if by Download
Shapefiles I still have to type the numbers of coordinates by hands?
Because someone has to implement the feature you mention ;-)
Feel free to go ahead, the foundation of the web map is OpenLayers.
Hi Martin,
CS and CORINE download fine! (for NL at least :P)
Cheers,
Gijs
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On Mon, 2012-01-02 at 17:10 +, Martin Spott wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
Shapefile download might/should be working again. Please test,
particularly the assigned reference system, and report.
If people don't think it's worth testing, then I might think it's not
worth maintaining
Hi Geoff, thanks for extensive testing. Just a few, short comments, as
our little son is about to board his bed
Geoff McLane wrote:
Just tried a 4x4 degrees around YGIL -
N -29, S -33, W 146, E 150
[...]
(b) CLC2000v13 - got a 404 error - Not Found
The requested URL
Geoff McLane wrote:
(c) OpenStreetMap - appeared to work fine... a zip downloaded
and appeared valid... BUT contains just one file, COPYING???
Might/should be working now, at least my own test was successful,
Martin.
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Martin Spott wrote:
Shapefile download might/should be working again. Please test,
particularly the assigned reference system, and report.
If people don't think it's worth testing, then I might think it's not
worth maintaining
Martin.
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Martin wrote:
If people don't think it's worth testing, then I might think it's not
worth maintaining
I think it's worth going on vacation first :)
Will testreport tomorrow.
I'm just now installing my 2TB NAS - I'll try to fill it up some this week
;)
On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 6:18 PM, Gijs de Rooy gijsr...@hotmail.com wrote:
Martin wrote:
If people don't think it's worth testing, then I might think it's not
worth maintaining
I think it's worth going on
Most of Scenemodels should be up and running. Please test, if you like.
Most of MapServer should be working again as well, at least in testing
mode. I had to patch the MapServer map renderer in order to be
conformant with the PostGIS 2.x SQL syntax constraints, but I'm not
sure wether I've
Martin Spott wrote:
Shapefile download is still broken, I'll try to fix as soon as time
permits.
Shapefile download might/should be working again. Please test,
particularly the assigned reference system, and report.
Cheers,
Martin.
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I'm planning to update our Landcover-DB, the PostgreSQL/PostGIS
database behind our MapServer and Scenemodels web sites to PostGIS 2.x
(actually SVN trunk) over the next days.
This procedure involves a little bit of schema mangling and, even
though I did a couple of tests over the last months, I
Martin Spott wrote:
I'm planning to update our Landcover-DB, the PostgreSQL/PostGIS
database behind our MapServer and Scenemodels web sites to PostGIS 2.x
(actually SVN trunk) over the next days.
Migration starts right now,
Martin.
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