Thanx all for the response,
I have tried your suggestions (e.g .mtt extension) and I get an
Content-type: text/html msReturnPage(): Web application error.
Malformed template name (IUNG.mtt).
I'm using ms 5.3-dev from the FW win dist.
Maybe I'm using the wrong terminology here wrt
Hi,
I have installed mapserver cgi version 5.6.5 on debian squeeze and when I
use the following code
Hi,
Because the error is getString(): Symbol definition error. Parsing error near
(:):(line 17) I would very first have a look at the mapfile and see what there
is on the line 17. Error seems to suggest that you have there a colon mark :
and for some reason Mapserver do not like it.
-Jukka
(I thought I had asked this question and received and answer, but can't find it
now... maybe I just dreamed it and never did ask. Here goes...)
I have a map with a layer with 100s of classes. I want to send a class name via
the URI, and get back a map of only that class. So, the following will
Thank you very much , I created a new map file and it worked fine. I think I
had a mapfile with many things that I did'nt really use but now the new one
is very simple and worked fine so it was not the symbols as you suggested
me.
kind regards,
karina
On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 5:38 AM, Rahkonen
Nikos,
I was wrong. Only certain extensions may be used for mapserver templates. See
the following email from Steve Lime from Sep 11 where he wrote (in response to
my query) --
Issue 1: only certain extensions can be used for templates. I believe .js is
legal
but .json is not. We could
Seems like I *can* do the following per the docs at
http://mapserver.org/cgi/runsub.html (more below)
On Oct 27, 2011, at 8:56 AM, Puneet Kishor wrote:
(I thought I had asked this question and received and answer, but can't find
it now... maybe I just dreamed it and never did ask. Here
Gah! nevermind. It was once again my misunderstanding of the docs.
On Oct 27, 2011, at 10:34 AM, Puneet Kishor wrote:
Seems like I *can* do the following per the docs at
http://mapserver.org/cgi/runsub.html (more below)
On Oct 27, 2011, at 8:56 AM, Puneet Kishor wrote:
(I thought I had
the fine manual says http://mapserver.org/cgi/runsub.html
Since version 5.6, you can provide a default value for any substitution
parameter, that will be applied if the parameter was not found in the url.
You do this by providing special entries inside the layer metadata :
METADATA
Two hackish thoughts:
1. Utilize a pair of mapfiles. The first one has all of the classes on by
default. The second one has all of the class with STATUS OFF.
On the client side, you determine if you have any class args and route the
request to the appropriate mapfile. If the client has a
Punnet,
What I do in the situations where I want to default to all or allow some
filtered access is
METADATA
default_classes 1=1
END
So the dummy condition is passed when no filter is specified.
Mike
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Michael Smith
US Army Corps
Remote Sensing GIS/Center
On 10/27/11 8:49
David,
On Oct 27, 2011, at 11:19 AM, Fawcett, David (MPCA) wrote:
Two hackish thoughts:
1. Utilize a pair of mapfiles. The first one has all of the classes on by
default. The second one has all of the class with STATUS OFF.
On the client side, you determine if you have any class
On Oct 27, 2011, at 11:22 AM, Smith, Michael ERDC-CRREL-NH wrote:
Punnet,
What I do in the situations where I want to default to all or allow some
filtered access is
METADATA
default_classes 1=1
END
So the dummy condition is passed when no filter is specified.
Believe it
I guess I get around that by passing class=1 as my filter so I can pass
1=1 as the default
If you want to set a default that gets all, perhaps you could use a like
filter
FILTER Class like %class%
And a default of %
Mike
--
Michael Smith
US Army Corps
Remote Sensing GIS/Center
On
Hi,
You can use a wrapper for the mapserver request instead of a url with the
mapfile parameter.
Inside the wrapper you can decide which mapfile to use.
Simple example wrapper in asp:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/1254
Arnd
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On Oct 27, 2011, at 12:07 PM, Smith, Michael ERDC-CRREL-NH wrote:
I guess I get around that by passing class=1 as my filter so I can pass
1=1 as the default
Hmmm... I didn't understand the above at all, but...
If you want to set a default that gets all, perhaps you could use a like
I apply the same OUTLINECOLOR to all my CLASSes. If I could apply the
OUTLINECOLOR as a default style, I would save 50 or so lines in my map file (I
have 50 or so classes in this one). It doesn't seem to be possible, per the
fine manual, but just want to confirm. Perhaps there is a way...
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