ah ok. if its not working for postgis at all then remove the *50 until 
its working in the simplest case.  are you sure its seeing the 
height.kml file, maybe try making a description.ftl to observe that 
working to see if its even the right place.

also try capitalising 'cat', and/or changing 'cat' to 'xxx' to see if 
notices a change. also verify what you are using in your 
'format_options' parameter

dunno what else.

-i


Le 24/05/2011 1:58 PM, Gis Mage a écrit :
> Hmm....verbose logging on. I don't see anything strange in the logs.
>
>
> I've tried to remove the 'number' - it doesn't affect the result.
> Tried to move *50 outside {} - then vectors become flat in google earth.
>
> Multiplying "cat" in the database doesn't make sense, because 
> height.ftl doesn't affect postgis layers AT ALL! Regardless of what's 
> inside a file. Is it a bug?
>
> Any other thoughts?
>
> 2011/5/24 Ivan PRICE <ivan.pr...@noveltis.fr 
> <mailto:ivan.pr...@noveltis.fr>>
>
>
>     hm. have you tried moving the *50 outside of the {} symbols,
>     remove the 'number'.. turn on verbose logging see if theres
>     anything interesting.  If you are using postgis then you could
>     always make a view with the scaling of CAT already done.
>
>     -i
>
>
>
>     Le 24/05/2011 12:38 PM, Gis Mage a écrit :
>
>         Ivan, hi!
>         Thanks for a tip, but changing "value" to "rawValue" doesn't
>         do anything.
>         Still all the features have one fixed height.
>
>         Any clues?
>
>         2011/5/24 Ivan PRICE <ivan.pr...@noveltis.fr
>         <mailto:ivan.pr...@noveltis.fr> <mailto:ivan.pr...@noveltis.fr
>         <mailto:ivan.pr...@noveltis.fr>>>
>
>
>            gday gis mage,
>
>            i vaguely remember having problems with ftl templates until
>         i read
>            this bit :
>
>         
> http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/tutorials/GetFeatureInfo/index.html#advanced-formating
>
>            specifically where they talk about using '
>            ${attribute*.rawValue*'.. it could be that you are effectively
>            multiplying a string by a number which doesn't work withou
>            recasting (although i see you are using the word 'number'
>            there)... just a guess.
>
>            -i
>
>
>
>
>
>            Le 24/05/2011 11:48 AM, Gis Mage a écrit :
>
>                Hello list!
>
>                I've got some problems using a height.ftl template.
>                I have a postgis table with linestring geometry and a
>                shapefile with the same data.
>                The elevation attribute is called "cat".
>
>                I add a height.ftl file to my layer folder in geoserver
>         data dir.
>                In the file I have:
>                ${cat.value?number*50}
>
>                When I add a network link to google earth, i get:
>                Layer from postgis - is shown with vector lines draped on a
>                globe surface without any extrusion.
>                Layer from shapefile - is shown with vector lines with
>         fixed
>                extrusion. Every feature has a height of 4350 meters.
>
>                Inspecting kml objects in GE, I've noticed, that every
>         feature
>                has tags:
>
>         <altitude>0</altitude>
>         <extrude>1</extrude>
>         <altitudeMode>relativeToGround</altitudeMode>
>
>                What am I doing wrong?
>                Thanks for your help.
>
>
>              
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