Sorry doubleposting! There where little copy/paste-error. You can ignore
prior...
-Pena
Hello all,
I'm just upgrading our system from mapserver 5.4.2 to 5.6.6.
In some of our layer queries, I got now error:
msPostGISParseData(): Query error. Error parsing PostGIS DATA variable. You
must
Hello all,
I'm just upgrading our system from mapserver 5.4.2 to 5.6.6.
In some of our layer queries, I got now error:
msPostGISParseData(http://mapserver.org/input/vector/postgis.html): Query
error. Error parsing PostGIS DATA variable. You must specifiy 'using unique'
when supplying a
I think I sussed out what is going for. An FYI for others, once you call
mapscript.mapObj(yourmapfile), the mapfile is processed, so no run time
substitutions can occur. What kept me confused was the fact that calling
map.draw() results in a WMS call out through Apache so I kept assuming it
works
Pena,
Can you post your query ?
You can use:
DATA the_geom FROM tablein the traditional way
Or, if you're using a query or a view datasource, you can use:
DATA the_geom FROM query|view AS alias USING UNIQUE column USING
SRID=SRC
Cheers from México
IC Carlos Ruiz
Good day all,
This is a bump as I never received an answer... Quick update - I updated
my binary to 6.0.1 but this issue remains:
I am investigating an issue where the background in the PNG generated by
the example map that comes with MapServer changes from a red-orange
color (with MapServer
Hi,
in WMS 1.3.0, there are following elements for each layer:
FeatureListURL
A server may use a FeatureListURL element to point to a list of the
features represented in a Layer.
FeatureListURL is not inherited by child layers. The enclosed Format
element indicates the file format MIME type
of
On 14/07/11 22:35, Nicolas Chenier wrote:
Good day all,
This is a bump as I never received an answer... Quick update - I updated
my binary to 6.0.1 but this issue remains:
I am investigating an issue where the background in the PNG generated by
the example map that comes with MapServer changes
Hello Carlos and all,
I'm using query, which is little cryptic.
location from (
select h.location, h.oid, k.expla, h.date1, h.expla, h.total, ku.locationname as name
from
(select pa.location, ha.type_id as oid, ha.date1, pa_n.name, pa_n.location_id, ha.car_id, ha.total