Fabian Rami a écrit :
Hi everyone,
I have a mistake with the scalebar.
When i use the demo with my mapfile i have meters for europe level ,
centimeters for country level and kilometers for street level.
I still a beginner with MapServer so if you see something wrong
please tell me :)
I use
Hi list,
I'd like to access to the values of a ShapeObj in python mapscript but
it seems that the values array is not accessible in python.
I'm using mapscript 5.0.2
Any hint ?
Thanks
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Hello list,
I have a bunch of spatial data in my PostgreSQL/PostGIS-DB. They are
polyline features. Each polyline has some global attributes, which
means the attributes are describing the whole line. Length is such an
attribute but also the overall diameter could be one. To make it more
visual,
sure, I've noticed that. But how can I retrieve the fields names ?
Thx
Umberto Nicoletti a écrit :
Use getValue(index) instead.
Umberto
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Guillaume Sueur
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Hi list,
I'd like to access to the values of a ShapeObj in python mapscript but
Bart,
The Invalid Block Type message comes from the MITAB driver in
GDAL/OGR. GDAL 1.3.2 is quite old, is there any way you could switch to
a more recent version of GDAL? Based on Jeff's tests this error doesn't
seem to happen with MS 5.0.2/GDAL 1.5.0 ... it may also be that the
problem is a
Hello,
Finally got Mapserver to build and am checking out the connection to
GRASS. The gdal connection to display raster data works fine, but when
I try to display a vector file from GRASS I get this:
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Hi all
I am not sure how to explain this, but i will try my best. I have a mapfile
that works perfectly from openlayers through calling Layer.WMS. I then
modified the layer file to include a point shapefile. If I then call the
mapfile like:
Marie-Eve,
One possible was of quickly achieving this is would be for the buttons
names to reflect the layer and shape they are associated with; so for
example a button name would look like button_layerid_shapeid (ex
button_2_44 would represent the element 44 on layer 2).
I have filed a
Hello Flavio,
Thank you for your answer! I had already a projection defined for all layers.
However, I tried yours too, but with the same result: All layers are drawn
correctly (incl. rotation) except the single one, which is not drawn. The
layer definition looks as follows:
LAYER
NAME
There's a getItem(index) method at the layer level.
Steve
On 7/10/2008 at 7:37 AM, in message
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Guillaume Sueur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sure, I've noticed that. But how can I retrieve the fields names ?
Thx
Umberto Nicoletti a écrit :
Use getValue(index) instead.
Hello friends i want ot work with msencrypt in mapserver 5.0 im using pmapper
as framework. I look the example in mapsever documentation but it dont work for
my. There is another method to use msencrypt on mapserver 5.0.0
Thanks
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Mathias,
I see that you set a MAXSCALE of 2000. If you are zoomed out beyond
2000, the layer will not draw. Try commenting it out to see if this is
the issue. If so, then set a scale value that works for your purposes.
Also, if you are not explicitly calling the layer by name when MapServer
Hello List,
Where can I find a pre-build mapscript for Windows XP,Mapserver 5.x and
Tcl 8.5.x?
Thanks,
Harm
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Finally got around to trying out Fusion + UMN MapServer. Went with the tutorial
below and the latest Fusion 1.0.6. I first tried using my current working
MapServer mapfile/environment. That was failing with not loading any tool icons
or map, just blue white boxes. In IE7 I get 'maps is null or
hello
I couldn't manage queryByPoint function in java mapscript
here is the code I have tried :
double tolerance = map1.getWidth()/100; //we use this tolerance
if (jeolayer.queryByPoint(map1, pt1, mapscript.MS_SINGLE ,tolerance )==
1)
{
resultCacheObj qresult =
Hi Tim
Is your fusion webpage can be accessed via the web ? In this way, i
should take a look to see what's wrong.
Thanks,
Alan
Nolte, Tim wrote:
Finally got around to trying out Fusion + UMN MapServer. Went with the tutorial
below and the latest Fusion 1.0.6. I first tried using my
I discussed this issue with Tom K. on the IRC yesterday, and he thought
it was of general interest and should be posted and potentially
requested as a feature.
Scenario: we have a Geologic map that has super complex cartography that
we don't want to reproduce in the mapfile (600+ classes,
So, I found under fusion-templates-mapserver-standard sample files for me to
try. I was able to get the gmap demo data working and even my own current
Production MapServer .map file. There are a lot of strange issues that make it
seem as thought I'm going to need to make a new .map file that is
(This is a repost, the other one got no responses).
Hi,
I am using Openlayers with Mapserver to show a shapefile of roads in MN that
are in epsg:26915 and allowing users to toggle between that and Google Maps
(spherical Mercator projection per
I'd cc the OpenLayers list too since I think more folks with the Google
projection hang
out there...
Steve
On 7/10/2008 at 4:35 PM, in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Matthew Pettis
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(This is a repost, the other one got no responses).
Hi,
I am using Openlayers with
What about using GROUPs or layers with the same name where the second layer
is TYPE QUERY?
Steve
On 7/10/2008 at 2:14 PM, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], percy
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I discussed this issue with Tom K. on the IRC yesterday, and he thought
it was of general interest and should
Hi Graeme: Comments inline... I definitely underestimated the impacts of those
changes. Anyway...
On 7/9/2008 at 11:23 PM, in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Graeme Watmuff
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It has become apparent through some frustrating moments of trial and
error that many of the mapfile
Steve L,
There was some discussion about using metadata regex's to validate
changes via the URL. Did this not go into play? I thought we were going
to do something like:
1) default it is restricted or disabled
2) if metadata validate_some_parameter some_regex then allow those
changes that
That didn't get put in place, there were implementation issues at the time and
I haven't revisited. For example, we use
metadata to store validation patterns you can't very well allow URL
modification of metadata then. You can I guess but
at risk. Plus it's not really practical to write patterns
thanks, nice idea. I tried it, and that did not work...
relevant mapfile section:
LAYER
NAME Geologic_Map_Of_North_America
TYPE RASTER
STATUS ON
data /vol/www/ngmdb/htdocs/GMNA_INDEX_tiled.tif
maxscale 1000
MINSCALE 50
Metadata
WMS_TITLE
On 10-Jul-08, at 1:49 AM, BrainDrain wrote:
Just waiting for new release of ms4w (upon mapserver 5.2 release).
Is there
any plans? (I need new mapscript c# most of all)
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Hi Steve,
Thanks for replying and thanks for the coding pointers. You are right
about the mapserv 4.10 tileindex syntax. Like filter, it is simply
ignored by v5 rather than throwing an error. My apologies.
Would it make sense to create a 'secure' version for the paranoid and a
another version
I'd like to see backwards feature compatibility available, and I think
the CGI override controller is one of the most powerful
(under-appreciated) features of Mapserver.
Since the control of what is over-rideable is in the lexer though,
we're sort of in a narrow box. We could do a compile-time
Paul Ramsey wrote:
I'd like to see backwards feature compatibility available, and I think
the CGI override controller is one of the most powerful
(under-appreciated) features of Mapserver.
Since the control of what is over-rideable is in the lexer though,
we're sort of in a narrow box. We could
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