Hi Assefa,
I have tried with a .map file, and the same symbol, and it works. But it
doesn't work with the SLD. My goal is trying to make it work with the SLD.
The picture is:
http://www.mirame.chduero.es/DMADuero_09_Viewer/img/sld/dam.gif
I'm also using pictures for filling polygons, for exampl
Hi All,
I am struggling to get my expression match to work properly.
I need to match a string with any part of the attribute value. So if in
may SRCH field I have 'NAPIER BOYS HIGH SCHOOL', if I search for BOYS or
SCHOOL (any combination of letters / part of the word that matches), I
will get th
I have used gdal2tiles.py to convert a simple very large png file to
many small tiled images. The command I used is “gdal2tiles.py
BigWhite_600.png tiledmaps/
”. This created 6 directories named 0 to 5, each a directory of tiled
pngs 0 to x.
The 0 directory has only one 0.png file in the str
Hi Sarel-
I’m not sure why I didn’t see your GDAL-dev post…
I don’t know of any way to do this with MapServer, but you can come close with
a combination of OGR and XSL. I wrote a post on this a while ago on the gdal
wiki here: http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/KML
So essentially you’d export to
Hi There,
Oscar Gomez wrote:
Hi all!
I'm having some trouble trying to use SLDs with MapServer.
I'm requesting maps from GoogleEarth using a NetworkLink object and a
custom KML-WMS-KML parser.
If I apply "simple" symbology through a custom SLD, it works, and the
background of the map cre
Hello Kresh,
Sorry, I did not read you question carefull enough..the answer is about
changing the template of a single layer and not the main template.
Changing the main map template goes with cgi (mapserver 5) i believe as
follows:
...&map_web=TEMPLATE+othertemplate.html
Sorry
Hello Kresh,
In Mapserver version 5 you can change the HTML template as follows.
At first you will have to set the templatepattern in the root part of the
mapfile (below MAP).
TEMPLATEPATTERN ".*"
Then you can change the template in the cgi with:
...&map_layer[Wegen]=TEM
I have one mapfile, let say, PACITAN.MAP, with two template files:
PACITAN-TMPL.HTML and PACITAN-PRINT-TMPL.HTML. The former is the "primary"
template for the normal web map display, while the latter has "cleaner look"
for printing purpose (print page).
The print page (PACITAN-PRINT-TMPL.HTML)
Hi all!
I'm having some trouble trying to use SLDs with MapServer.
I'm requesting maps from GoogleEarth using a NetworkLink object and a custom
KML-WMS-KML parser.
If I apply "simple" symbology through a custom SLD, it works, and the
background of the map created by MapServer is transparent, so
Pavel,
So... the trouble is actually with the rasters, not with the Mapserver version?
As evidenced by the fact that now neither the previous nor the current version
of mapserver work for you? Couple of questions:
1. Can you render this map from the mapserver CGI?
2. Did you recompile PHP, map
Hi
Mapserver is not much like web processing service. However, something can be
done with layer PROCESSING directives SCALE and LUT. There may be other
options for customizing which I am not aware.
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/raster_data/#special-processing-directives
Sometime
Hi,
I do not use the mapserver SVG output much myself, mostly because last time
I tried (over a year ago), the SVG output was not very good. It lacks
graphic quality in that it does not really use the possibilties of SVG like
I'd wish. But I am quite a bit biassed, firstly because I'm the WMS
int
Hello!
I have a question about customizing output format for a WMS server.
I have a Raster collection in .tiff format, I make a wms server with this
raster files. The output in mapfile its not specified in map file.
My question its:
Can we change the contrast, saturation and other values for out
Ok thanks now it works but..
little backgroundTo do my example I started from Mapserver tutorial
(example 2.1:
http://biometry.gis.umn.edu/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?map=/ms4w/apps/tutorial/htdocs/example2.map&layer=states&zoom=0&mode=browse&root=/tutorial&program=/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe&map_web=
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