Sandro
I checked the code, and the solution I suggested will work only in very
rare cases where an explicit zoom to an extent is performed (which is
rarely the case).
Otherwise it seems Mapserver has a very special way to handle this
MINSCALE/MINSCALEDENOM. It works if the map width is lower than the map
height (you can easily try this effect). Otherwise it usually sets a
higher value for the resulting scale. This seems to be a "feature" (I'd
call it a bug) of Mapserver/Mapscript and cannot easily overcome in
p.mapper (or would require adding lots of additional checks for all the
various zoom functions).
armin
On 06/04/2011 19:22, Sandro Ferrara wrote:
> Thanks, but unfortunately it does not work in both ways.
>
> Sandro
>
>
> Il 06/04/2011 17:30, Armin Burger ha scritto:
>> Try to replace in incphp/map/map.php line 590
>> if ($minscale = $this->map->web->minscale) {
>> with
>> if ($minscale = $this->map->web->minscaledenom) {
>>
>> and see if it helps. I just recently replaced all min/maxscale with
>> min/maxscaledenom in the dev version which is the recommended setting.
>>
>> alternatively you could try the other way round for a test and define
>> MAP->WEB-> MINSCALE
>> instead.
>>
>> armin
>>
>
>
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