Thanks for your suggestions. I eventually found a simple solution to me:
EXPRESSION ("[datinter]" ~ '^2016')
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What about the possibility to get the current year inside the mapfile?
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Would you have regex syntax example for mapfiles?
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Thanks Michael! Of course, I had thought about creating a view or
manipulating the DATA parameter. The fact is that I can't do both because
the layer related to the mapfile is used for online data editing, and the
framework used for the website reclaims exactly identical columns inside
tables and v
I have a mapfile defining a layer which is about leaks fixes on a drinking
water network.
I would like to write an EXPRESSION (inside a CLASS) to select all current
year operations. I rely upon a PostgreSQL/PostGIS table which is storing
leaks fixes dates in a DATE type field named "datinter" (for
I need to display arrows alongside to line features. Lines represent water
pipes. The issue I'm facing is that lines are a concatenation of numerous
line features of various lengths. Therefore, symbols are attached to every
line, whatever its length. This makes symbols either overlaying or touching
Sorry, this did not work so far. I had to restart my Web browser and empty
cache. Things are doing better now! Thank you for replying and sending an
example.
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Hi all,
I need to set an anchorpoint for a pixmap symbol (*png file). Is there a way
to achieve that in a mapfile? So far, I have tested the following code
inside a mapfile, which gives no result:
SYMBOL
NAME 'mySymbol'
TYPE pixmap
ANCHORPOINT 0 1
IMAGE "symbols/my
Here is the solution with using the -99 value for OFFSET property :
CLASS
NAME "test"
STYLE
WIDTH 5
COLOR 0 255 0
OFFSET 5 -99
END # STYLE
STYLE
OFFSET -5 -99
COLOR 0 255 0
WIDTH 5
END # STYLE
END # CLASS
Thank you for your help !
Thomas
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Thank you Andrea. The object 2 is in a separate mapfile. I just want to
define object 1 in my current mapfile... So that I can display each other
separately.
How would you do that just for object 1 ?
Thanks again !
Thomas
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Hello all,
I have to define a markup STYLE ... END in order to represent a double line.
It could be similar to a traditional representation of a motorway (2
parallel red lines with a yellow background) but I need a transparent
background, so that I can see other lines from other mapfiles. I have p
Hello all,
I have to display labels instead of points on a layer. The labels rely on an
attribute value. I would like to click on the label to make an attribute
windows open up. So far, no problem with mapfile configuration...
The only thing is that the attribute window opens up when I click rig
yed (if not necessary, ie if there is
enough place to position a label next to each object).
Thank you for your precious help !
wiltomap
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Sorry Steve. I have just realized that I'm working with Mapserver 6.2 so the
leaderlines are not supported... This is where my issue comes from. I will
have to manage my labels in another way, then.
Thanks again for your help !
Thomas
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Dear Steve,
Thank you for your answer. I'm just back from a week off, so sorry for late
reply... I enclose a screenshot of the mapfile I use to display labels. I
have disabled the lines 39 - 40 where I use the LEADERMAXDISTANCE and
LEADERGRIDSTEP parameters. The use of these parameters crashes the
Hello,
I'm working on mapfiles featuring little linear objects, sometimes very
closed from each other. I have to label these objects with a quite long
string attribute value... Therefore, the positionning of the labels on the
line completely covers it, unless you zoom in considerably. So I'm tryin
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