Dear andrea,
i've found a solution without any java development. In fact, i create
two SQL view of my data, define two style
witch discriminate the two layers. By using the MaxScaleDenominator
and/or MinScaleDenominator, i'm able
to show the count of all element when the whole map is showned,
Hi,
i'm in the same trouble, not with hospital, but with network switches and i
would like to count power consum when the zoom is large and show it for each
switch when the zoom is closer.
I try to read the explanation
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 2:04 PM, Emmanuel REUTER
emmanuel.reu...@ifsttar.fr wrote:
Hi,
i'm in the same trouble, not with hospital, but with network switches and i
would like to count power consum when the zoom is large and show it for each
switch when the zoom is closer.
I try to read the
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 1:13 PM, bude nikica.budi...@amphinicy.com wrote:
Hi,
Can someone help me with SLD. I have problem to group elements when map is
zoomed to small zoom and represent them.
Just for example: Let say that we have N hospitals on some area. When zoom
level is set to show
Hi Ben,
That is how i wanted to bypass the problem at the start.
I created 3 layers with different tiling range. Every tile counts number of
object inside.
In relation to zoom lvl, layers are toggled and represented with different
size icons and count number as text label.
SLQ for view:
Have not done this myself: you could make a new layer from a SQL view
that groups points by proximity and then show this (and not the one
with all the points) when you're zoomed out to a particular scale.
I'm not sure what the query to make that view would look like ...
would definitely need to be
