The wms_feature_info_mime_type metadata should be at the map/web level.
You'll also need different templates for the HEADER, TEMPLATE and FOOTER
for your layers since all three serve a different purpose.
BTW, there was a thread about a similar issue on the openlayers-users
list on Friday,
Hi,
I've got a GetFeatureInfo which return a date (in my template). Since we
don't control the sql statement behind the GetFeatureInfo, is there a way to
format the date in the template?
my layer retreive the data from Oracle Spatial and I received the date in
this form: 19-NOV-09 which is
Hi,
How about making an Oracle view for publishing data through Mapserver
and selecting date as TO_CHAR and control the format that way?
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Martin Ouellet wrote:
Hi,
I've got a GetFeatureInfo which return a
Hi Daniel,
Correct I did place the wms_feature_info_mime_type at the wrong level.
Problem solved I would say.
thanks,
Peter
Daniel Morissette schreef:
The wms_feature_info_mime_type metadata should be at the map/web level.
You'll also need different templates for the HEADER, TEMPLATE and
David,
Try using
labelcache_map_edge_buffer -10 at map level WEB METADATA
PROCESSING LABEL_NO_CLIP=ON at layer level
Partials=true with labels
-Steve W.
David Alda Fernandez de Lezea wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for your response. Just to clarify I've just added the
It might not be what you're looking for, but you can define your layer as
geom from (select a, b, c, to_char(the_date, 'format') from osTable)
using...
Josh
Martin Ouellet wrote:
Hi,
I've got a GetFeatureInfo which return a date (in my template). Since
we don't control the sql statement
Hi everybody,
I am trying to resolve a urgent necesity with Mapserver and Google Maps, but I
have a very Basic problem (perhaps because I'm not a good developer):
I think, If I not wrong, we can add a wms Mapserver layer in Google Maps, but
for that we need to serve the layer with Tile
Even with the mapserv-5.6-beta5, there's still no php_mapscript.so after the
compilation. I notice one thing, the directory
/usr/include/php5/dl (which I see appear while the make command is
running) is missing on my server.
Could it be the problem?.
Here's my ./configure command:
configure:
Hi,
I already posted this problem on openlayers list, but it might be a
mapserver issue.
OpenLayers.Control.WMSGetFeatureInfo doesn't use the FILTER key in my
mapfile. This filter is define with variables like this:
FILTER semcdc in (%SEMCDC%) and rss in (%RSS%) and ordre in (%ORDRE%) .
The
One way to do it is to pass new parameters(with tha exact name of you're
mapfile variable) in the GetFeatureInfo URL so it would look something like
this:
Here is the request GetFeatureInfo
/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?map=MYMAP
I saw your post on the openlayers list, and it seems from your
description of the problem that the SEMCDC, RCC and ORDER params are
included by OpenLayers in a GetMap request but it fails to include them
in the corresponding GetFeatureInfo request. If that's the case then
that's an issue with
Martin Ouellet wrote:
Even with the mapserv-5.6-beta5, there's still no php_mapscript.so after
the compilation. I notice one thing, the directory
/usr/include/php5/dl (which I see appear while the make command is
running) is missing on my server.
Could it be the problem?.
Here's my
Daniel is right.
Steve, I've opened up an OpenLayers bug [1]. In the meantime you can try
and use vendorParams on the GetFeatureInfo control, but you need to update
the property whenever your values change.
Further discussion can best be done on the OL mailing list.
[1]
Hello,
I just want to check now that ArcSDE can use PostGIS can Mapserver directly
connect to the database using the postgis connection, or does it still need
to use the SDE connection?
p.s. I don't need to know how that would work at this time, I just need to
know if it is possible
Thanks
Every time I try to build I do a make distclean wich is supposed to be
more cleaner than a make clean when available.
here is the ouptut
spssogl92t:/usr/src/mapserver-5.6.0-beta5/mapscript/php3 # make clean
rm -f *.so *.o perl.out
spssogl92t:/usr/src/mapserver-5.6.0-beta5/mapscript/php3 # make
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 12:17 PM, Mark Volz markv...@co.lyon.mn.us wrote:
Hello,
I just want to check now that ArcSDE can use PostGIS can Mapserver directly
connect to the database using the postgis connection, or does it still need
to use the SDE connection?
p.s. I don’t need to know how
Hi all,
Simplifying from earlier.
1. Does TOLERANCE apply to polygons (layers)?
The documentation says it only applies to points, but I am finding
postings referring to it applying to
line and polygon features.
If yes to #1,
2. Using mode = itemfeaturequery to find a polygon in
vendorParams works very well!
Thanks very much
Steve
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23/11/2009 01:56 PM
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Daniel Morissette dmorisse...@mapgears.com
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Objet
Re: [mapserver-users]
Hi Ted:
1) Yes.
2) The tolerances used in a feature query are from the layer(s) being
queried, that
is, the qlayer if you set that explicitly.
I wonder if you might be running into problems because your map units
are in
DD and/or the projections being done. Any chance you could whip up a
test
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 1:17 PM, Mark Volz markv...@co.lyon.mn.us wrote:
Hello,
I just want to check now that ArcSDE can use PostGIS can Mapserver directly
connect to the database using the postgis connection, or does it still need
to use the SDE connection?
ESRI's documentation indicates
Hi,
you get a centered label which does not move around when panning with LABEL:
POSITION cc and LAYER: PROCESSING LABEL_NO_CLIP=ON, as for example:
---schnipp--
LAYER
NAME Country
CONNECTIONTYPE postgis
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