Map file is at the bottom of this email, world shapefile is the popular
"world_adm0" , can be gotten from here:
http://www.cipotato.org/diva/data/misc/world_adm0.zip
Paul Ramsey wrote:
QGIS doesn't know anything about the SRS of your shape file.
If you share your Shape file and Map file, then
QGIS doesn't know anything about the SRS of your shape file.
If you share your Shape file and Map file, then we can either
reproduce your bug or confirm you are doing something wrong and tell
you what that something is.
Paul
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Dave Rafkind
wrote:
> Hi, thanks for yo
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 04:20:28PM -0500, Dave Rafkind wrote:
Ahh, image hosted here:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3115/3161140430_b1577f81bf_o.jpg
Take one of the broken tiles, and find the URL from it. Share that URL
with us, along with the result from
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 04:20:28PM -0500, Dave Rafkind wrote:
> Ahh, image hosted here:
>
> http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3115/3161140430_b1577f81bf_o.jpg
Take one of the broken tiles, and find the URL from it. Share that URL
with us, along with the result from it. (Alternatively/preferably, yo
Ahh, image hosted here:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3115/3161140430_b1577f81bf_o.jpg
Dave Rafkind wrote:
Hi, thanks for your reply. Results follow:
I can't remove the PROJECTION block, otherwise I get this error from
mapserver:
msTileSetProjectionst(): WMS server error. Cannot set new SRS
Hi, thanks for your reply. Results follow:
I can't remove the PROJECTION block, otherwise I get this error from
mapserver:
msTileSetProjectionst(): WMS server error. Cannot set new SRS on a map
that doesn't have any projection set. Please make sure your mapfile has
a PROJECTION defined at the
Dave,
- Remove the PROJECTION block from the MAP level (leave the one at the
LAYER level). Tile mode constructs its own output projection object,
it doesn't need map file configuration for the output projection, just
the inputs.
- Confirm that the shape file you are using *is* in fact epsg:4326
-
Thanks for the suggestions, but I don't think that's quite it:
1 - removing "epsg:4326" from the wms_srs part of the mapfile didn't fix it
2 - adding "&SRS=EPSG:900913" to the Virtual Earth "tileSource" string
didn't fix it
Is there anything else I can try?
Fawcett, David wrote:
Dave,
I a
Thanks David! You gave me the hint I needed. If I leave out the '+'
characters and use spaces instead then this works:
var baseLayer = new OpenLayers.Layer.MapServer( "USA",
"http://206.168.217.244/cgi-bin/mapserv?";,
{
'map_imagetype': 'PN
Dave,
I am not sure if this is it, but in your WMS request, you are not
specifying a SRS. You are advertising two SRS' in your WEB WMS
"wms_srs" metadata. I wonder if MapServer is just defaulting to the
first SRS in your list in the absence of an explicit request?
David.
-Original Messa
Hi list, I'm using the latest ms4w on a windows XP box. When trying to
use mapserver's tile mode in a Virtual Earth or Google Maps control,
it looks totally wrong (like the wrong projection is being used
perhaps?). What is the right way to go about this?
Here's mapserver.exe -v:
C:\ms4w\Apache
Bill,
Here is something that I have tested in 5.2
http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?map=/ms4w/apps/workshop08/runtime_s
ub_config.map&mode=map&map.layer[counties].class[0].style[0]=COLOR+178+3
4+34+WIDTH+3
It changes both the color and width of the line feature, just drop the
'+WIDTH+3' off
I'm trying to make a map in OpenLayers 2.7 using a MapServer 5.0.3 Map
File, and I'm trying to change the Layer color from what's specified in
the Map File. In OpenLayers, I have to format the parameter as a key:
value pair. So here's what I've tried (without success) in my OL javascript:
var
Thomas,
> ttf rotation is fixed in trunk for agg. the point of rotation
> is the centre of the symbol.
That doesn't seem to be the case. If I rotate a TTF symbol then it appears
offset as per the images I posted to the group earlier.
Regards,
Donald
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ttf rotation is fixed in trunk for agg. the point of rotation is the
centre of the symbol.
regards,
thomas
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 17:29, Fawcett, David wrote:
> Donald,
>
> I have seen this same issue using MapServer 5.2.0. I first noticed it
> when I was doing an attribute binding example, but
Donald,
I have seen this same issue using MapServer 5.2.0. I first noticed it
when I was doing an attribute binding example, but I can confirm that it
also occurs when using a fixed angle.
When specifying a fixed angle of 0 or 360, the symbol lands correctly on
the point. An angle of 90 sets
I have created a number of TrueType symbols most of which are good enough
when positioned on the map at their default centre point.
There appears to be an issue when these are then rotated using ANGLE. They
do not appear to rotate around their centre point which can make them look
very odd when pl
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