Any one have any idea about this?
I tried the simplest example, and it didn't work as well.
CLASS
CLASSITEM 'SUBURB'
EXPRESSION '%expression%' # it will work if I just write 'REDFERN'
...
END
then ...expression=REDFERN...
Help me.
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I think I found out the problem. It seems not see the value in the url at
all.
Because if I give it a default value. The default value will work.
But I still don't know why and how to solve it.
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I have the same problem. Did you find any solution?
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Hello !
I am trying to serve an image in Mercator projection (EPSG:3395) with an
extent larger than 360° in longitude but I get a truncated and reversed in
longitude image.
Do I make a mistake somewhere?
Thanks for your help
The mapfile content and the gdalinfo output on the original image are
http://mapserver.org/mapfile/class.html?highlight=validation
You need to set up a validation block with an expression that will match the
value of the variable that you are passing through the GET request.
David.
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Unfortunately not. I tried using the debugging tools available, but because
the cgi just hangs, there are no errors reported. I tried a fresh install,
with the same problem.
Beyond that, I haven't had time to look into it any further. I'm still running
5.6 as a result.
Rob
All,
Some more info on the topic, I see now that my first question was phrased
wrongly, I actaully need more information about how SHPXY works against
(POLY)LINE features (vs POLYGONS):
Using this slightly modified version of the SHPXY call (removed the px from
the end of the buffer
Puneet,
1. If the incoming CSV format and content is consistent then using OGR
would likely be OK. If you need to modify the values to make it
acceptable to Mapserver (e.g. change your angles from Heading
(clockwise, north is 0) to standard angles (counter-clockwise, + x
axis is 0), the
Hi everybody, I'm starting to use python mapscript to create web
services, but I have a problem when I try to create a new layer.
I saw this [0] thread, and I try to apply the patch but it didn't
work. I'm running svn version of branches 6 on a Ubuntu OS
Does avoiding the WMS/OWS side and doing a CGI request using
'mode=map' produce a different result?
P.
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 7:27 AM, Rob McCulley rmccul...@county24.com wrote:
Unfortunately not. I tried using the debugging tools available, but because
the cgi just hangs, there are no
Exactly right.
Thank you so much.
I thought it's not compulsory.
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If I'm not mistaken, mapserver uses regex, which has a smaller
featureset than perl's regular expressions. Using pcre instead of
regex inside mapserver might solve your problem.
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On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 06:29, Stephen Woodbridge
wood...@swoodbridge.com wrote:
Does anyone know if/what
Thanks Thomas,
That would explain it. I thought that we had converted to pcre in
mapserver, but I must have been mistaken. I solved it by changing the
expressions to /word1|word2|.../ style of list.
Perl has a very cool module Regexp::List that lets you take a list of
words and creates an
The GD driver does not support the OUTLINEWIDTH keyword on labels, but
you should see a hard 1-pixel outline be applied to the text.
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On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 22:56, Bistrais, Bob bob.bistr...@maine.gov wrote:
This is an older version of MapServer, MS4W 2.3.1, MapServer 5.2.1.
Using a
I have a simple arrowhead defined like soSTYLE SYMBOL 'horiz-line' ANGLE [Az] SIZE [Rate] COLOR 255 255 255 WIDTH 1ENDSTYLE ANGLE [Az] GEOMTRANSFORM "end" SYMBOL "to" COLOR 255 255 255 WIDTH 8ENDSYMBOL NAME "horiz-line" TYPE vector POINTS0 01 0 ENDENDSYMBOL NAME "to" TYPE
I found the solution:
Just set THE wms_extent METADATA in the layer section and it works. Without
Layers wms_extent it crashes.
(Jesus, I spent three days of my life for this stupid thing. I tested with
all versions of postgis (1.5, 1.4) postgresql (8.4,9.0,9.1). I am think it
is ms4w problem).
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