Hi,
I use INFO_FORMAT=gml for a GetFeatureInfo request. It works, but I would
like to get the wms_title instead of the layers name.
In the UI people are seeing the title not the name. Showing the name of a
layer is useless in our context.
Is it possible to retreive the wms_title if it exists?
Hello list,
Can anyone advise us what tools are available for creating and editing
UTF8 shape files.
Many thanks
Ian
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Hello Ian,
QGIS can handle many different encodings. You set the encoding when you
save a new shapefile or load an existing shapefile.
Regards,
Christy
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On 12/15/2010 11:03 AM,
On 12/15/2010 11:03 AM, Ian Walberg wrote:
Hello list,
Can anyone advise us what tools are available for creating and editing
UTF8 shape files.
Many thanks
Ian
Hi Ian,
You might want to try:
http://www.smartwebonline.com/
I think you will find that their free software will do what you
steve.tout...@inspq.qc.ca wrote:
Hi,
I use INFO_FORMAT=gml for a GetFeatureInfo request. It works, but I
would like to get the wms_title instead of the layers name.
In the UI people are seeing the title not the name. Showing the name of
a layer is useless in our context.
Is it possible
Hello
I am trying to install mapserver on a remote server. Before installation I
have installed all the required external libraries. Now I got stuck on GDAL.
I ran ./configure, it looked went ok, but when I ran #make, it is giving me
following error. Can anyone help me in resolving it.
(cd
Christy,
Many thanks, that seems to do what we want.
Do you know how to import a UTF8 text from a CSV file?
Thanks
Ian
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/usr/local/src/gdal-1.5.3/libtool: line 809: g++: command not found
You need to install g++
BTW, why not try and compile the latest GDAL version, since you are
compiling from source anyway? The 1.5.3 release is quite dated.
Alex
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 11:03 AM, qazi iqbal
Ian,
For future QGIS-related questions, QGIS user's list email address is
here: qgis-u...@lists.osgeo.org
To import a delimited text file, there is a plugin called Add Delimited
Text Layer. It can then be saved to a shapefile by right-clicking on
it in the list of Layers on the left.
Hi daniel,
It seems that only the parameter NAME of the LAYER key is used by
getFeatureInfo. the wms_name of the METADATA is not used.
I tried to set wms_layername in the METADATA but I get an error and no
response. I tried with wms_layer_name and the query's result still returns
LAYER NAME
wms_layername works.
the given name should not have spaces in it. Otherwise the MGL is not
valid.
Steve
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Hey Qazi:
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 12:15 PM, qazi iqbal qazi.iq...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Alex
I am compiling from latest version 1.5.3
The latest release is 1.7.3:
http://www.gdal.org/index.html
Are there any prerequisit before installing gdal?
Yes, software like geos, netcdf, libgeotiff,
Is there a way of symbolizing a polygon outline other than with
OUTLINECOLOR? I would like to create a complex dashed line but it seems
that polygons do not support that.
Any suggestions?
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David V. Hildebrand
Agriculture Financial Services Corporation
(403) 782-8239
David,
One technique is to render the polygon data twice; once as TYPE
POLYGON to render the fill, and again as TYPE LINE to render the polygon
outline as a dashed line. You can use the same polygon data file for
each. If you name the layers the same, they'll turn on/off together.
Best
Tried sending this to the Dev list this morning, but it doesn't seem
to have made it.
TH
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Date: Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 10:57 AM
Subject: Hiding Layers in OGC Web Services ¶
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Hi all,
Hope it's appropriate to post this
Hi,
I'm attempting to access the NearMap service through MapServer. Based
on the documentation on the NearMap web site I have successfully created
an XML file for GDAL to source imagery. Testing via gdal_translate
shows I can pull imagery OK.
I've added the GDAL source to my mapfile as
Hello list,
Using an OGR connection to an sqlite data file we can get point and
labels to draw successfully.
However when we try and draw a line using the point data we do not get
anything drawn.
Layer details below.
Thanks
Ian
LAYER
NAME ogr_points
STATUS DEFAULT
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