Hi all,
i have been using html legend templates for the mapserver for a very
long time.
With many layers such a template can become very long and confusing.
Is there a possibility to split such a template into several files and
e.g. include certain areas like in the mapfile?
Maybe I could solv
Dear all,
I have a WCS serving a few thematic maps, where each cell represents a class,
like in a land use or ecological map. The maps include a Raster Attribute Table
(RAT) which essentially relates cell values to classes (e.g. 1 - Grassland).
What would be the correct way of providing the RAT
Query templates already support the concept of includes:
[include src="some other template"]
so I wonder if it might be possible to extend that functionality to HTML
legend processing. Do you have a particularly complex example you could
share with me?
--Steve
On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 4:42 AM S
Hi Jukka,
I finally managed to check up on your suggestion. I set the RESAMPLE mode to
NEAREST in the mapfile on a MapServer instance running locally on my machine.
This results in the same response as setting the resampling method in the url
(see my previous email) :
http://localhost:32788/ah
How difficult is it to add a new datastore to mapserver. We currently use
postgres but with a bigger need for deeper data analysis we are looking at
other datastores for our report engine. Mapserver is one component of this
engine. Does anyone have any experience using any other datastore with
ma
Hi,
Do you find anything suitable for you from this list
https://gdal.org/drivers/vector/index.html?
They are all available for you through OGR connection but it can well be that
some formats do not work totally out-of-the-box.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Lähettäjä: mapserver-users Puolesta
Atlanta Gee
the templates are usually not very complex, but rather long due to the
large number of layers, here is a shortened example:
https://mapcache.de/ex/legend_template.html
Sven
Am 07.05.2020 um 16:30 schrieb Steve Lime:
Query templates already support the concept of includes:
[include src="some