Re: [pmapper-users] Problems with Hyperlinks

2008-03-06 Thread Ivan Mincik
To use hyperlinks You have to have also this in mapfile: RESULT_HEADERS Name of database field RESULT_FIELDS database_field RESULT_HYPERLINK database_field || hyperlink Then it will appear and You can call it from custom.js. See documentation. On Thursday 06

[pmapper-users] Problems with Hyperlinks

2008-03-06 Thread Pepe Espuela
Hello to all users p.mapper I am completing an application, but I need a couple of things: I modified the file custom.js which is located in the directory javascript / src / to create hyperlinks, but no modification is taken into account. Are there any other file custom.js where change?

[pmapper-users] interlace

2008-03-06 Thread Ivan Mincik
I would like to try loading interlaced PNG and JPEG to pmapper. I have correctly configured it in mapfile, but only first image after the start of the browser is loaded as interlaced, others are rendered after they are fully loaded. I looked in x_load.php but have no idea. Can You give the

Re: [pmapper-users] INTERLEACE=ON

2008-03-06 Thread Armin Burger
I never see any interlacing effect. The map image is *always* requested via x_load.php and it is loaded via JS that changes the src tag of the map image. armin On 06/03/2008 18:25, Ivan Mincik wrote: I am in one circle between x_load.php, function function updateMap(murl) from xmlhttp.js

Re: [pmapper-users] Problems with Hyperlinks

2008-03-06 Thread Armin Burger
you can create the required Javascript function 'openHyperlink()' in *any* JS file located under /javascript/ or the /config/.../ dir. Changing the function under /javascript/src/ will not help, the JS files there are not loaded. The release 3.2 and some previous betas use a single compressed

Re: [pmapper-users] INTERLEACE=ON

2008-03-06 Thread Armin Burger
I have some slight doubts that the images produced via Mapscript are really interlaced. At least with standard tools like irfanview or Gimp they do not have the tag 'interlaced'. But they have it if I create it with Gimp and the interlaced option or if I create the image with shp2img. Maybe a