Thanks for the explanations and the ol3 solution, it's working perfectly.
Thanks again
Blaise
WFS is meant to query raw feature data. Scale dependent rendering must be
controlled within the renderer itself - in this case using
minResolution/maxResolution options as described in
As stated in this document:
http://mapserver.org/development/rfc/ms-rfc-101.html
the Content Dependent Legend Response should be integrated into MapServer.
GetLegendGraphics is fully working now; but now I tried to use HTML
legend templates. The RFC describes the CGI mode MAPLEGEND (that's not
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Eduardo,
You don't provide more information about what are you trying to do, but I can
suggest the following. In the LAYER section you must have a TEMPLATE label
which must refer to a HTML file.
No tengo información sobre lo que intentas hacer, pero puedo sugerir lo
siguiente. En la sección
All,
I have a bunch of individual LINE segments in Postgres and want to display them
via MapServer like so:
First:
* Get a chunk of them based on a set of IDs (a set of three for
example) and a begin/end timestamp (got this figured out already)
* Take the result and
On 12/2/2014 2:56 PM, Basques, Bob (CI-StPaul) wrote:
All,
I have a bunch of individual LINE segments in Postgres and want to
display them via MapServer like so:
First:
·Get a chunk of them based on a set of IDs (a set of three for example)
and a begin/end timestamp (got this figured out
I've done something similar.
I don't have it in front of me at the moment but a postgres select can
do this.
Look in Postgres for window and row_number.
You use the postgres OVER clause to group the items and then
row_number to get a key for color.
SELECT
a,
b,
c,
