Hi,
I'm very happy that mapserver is now capable of server side clustering.
However I wonder if it's possible to completely get rid of the tile
clipping.
Currently I've clustered a point layer with 44k points:
CLUSTER
MAXDISTANCE 100
RE
Hi,
I am looking for someone to join me in developing a map application.
the job is remote.
Basically, what we have to do is to create an editor in openlayers,
save the features into a postgres/postgis db, then render the map with
mapserver.
If anyone interested can email me at gmunteanu at e-foru
Hi,
There is a ready made quite feature rich application for that:
http://suite.opengeo.org/docs/geoeditor/introduction.html
Should not be impossible to adjust it to use Mapserver and TinyOWS instead of
Geoserver because Geoeditor is built to use just WMS and WFS-T.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
> -A
Have a look at GeoMoose Feature Editor
(http://www.geomoose.org/docs/feature_editor.html). It uses OpenLayers
for client-side editing of feature geometry, passes the result to
server-side scripting for inserting into PostGIS. The features are then
displayed using a Mapserver layer.
Best Reg
Steve,
I have create a ticket for this problem
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/4153
The user has provided an image of stepping through the code and a simple
example with C# code that reproduces the problems. I have helped him
find a work around, but I think we need to look at the bug an
Does any one have a QGIS openlayers plugin .css file they are willing to share
or know of a place to download one.
Thanks
EW
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The advantage is that you can use a styled marker as a label. I wonder what the
use-case was for the change. Again, will dig and make sure this is resolved one
way or the other for the 6.2 release.
Steve
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From: Richard Greenwood [mailto:richard.greenw...@gmail.com]
Sen
I don't know of a simple work around. MapScript and the mapfile parser use the
same expression tokenizing routine. What happens if you try single quotes? That
is:
layerObj.setFilter ( '(point.id = 1)' )
Steve
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Hi,
Interested in HTML5 + MapServer and visualisation, read on.
Happy new year to you all!
I'm working on a rather interesting project at the moment where we need
to map data over time. We tried experimenting with having one layer for
each time unit and essentially overlaying them, manipulati
Tim,
(top posting because I have a more generic response)
I have tackled this very much like you did with multiple images and opacity,
etc. I too considered a movie, but the problem with a movie is that you can't
zoom in. The images are geo-referenced, so you can zoom in and out and pan and
dr
Well, with the way I was thinking it would work to zoom/pan. ;-)
I would fork off OpenLayers for this purpose too, because instead of
having an we would simply have a streaming tag in the
HTML, so when you zoom in something like
src="http://maps.scinfo.org.nz/tilecache/wms-c/tilecache.py?LAY
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