Indeed it does -- map file snippet below illustrates:
LAYER # query layer using the dedloc PostgreSQL view
CONNECTIONTYPE postgis
NAME saint_dedications
CONNECTION "user=erdb13 dbname=stdraft"
# Original DATA statement below doesn't work; gives blank query template
# DATA "geom from dedloc using unique dr using SRID=27700"
DATA "geom from dedloc using srid=27700"
STATUS OFF
DEBUG ON
TYPE POINT
FILTERITEM dedicationtype
FILTER "dedicationtype='%dtype%'"
TOLERANCE 25
HEADER "result_hdr.html"
FOOTER "result_ftr.html"
CLASS
NAME "Dedications"
MINSCALE 2000000
TEMPLATE "result.html"
DEBUG ON
The funny thing is, the 'Dedications' legend entry used to appear when
the layer's mode was DEFAULT (in the map file) -- but only when the
layer was NOT selected on the calling template.
Dave
Fawcett, David wrote:
Dave,
Does the class in your 'dot' layer have a name?
If you don't specify a name for the class, it won't show up in the
legend.
David.
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Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 4:54 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] Legend problem
I've noticed the legend on my inline map is behaving oddly.
If I call up MapServer with 2 layers (boundaries + annotation) I get the
legend for their classes, as expected.
If I select a third layer which puts dots on the map generated from a
PostGIS table (as well as the original 2), the dot layer legend doesn't
appear.
Any ideas what might be going on?
The boundary (polygon) layer has STATUS ON in the map file, the
annotation and 'dot' layers have STATUS OFF.
Dave
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