Hi,
I have successfully made a join from shape file to MySQL database using
RESULT_JOIN syntax like this:
RESULT_JOIN
mysql://user:pas...@localhost/database_name||table_n...@table_join_field@1...@name,owner||SHAPE_JOIN_FIELD||1
I have also slightly modified sqery.php so that
Hi all
One of the underlying datasets in my P.Mapper app is a model grid (many
thousand cells) in a shapefile. The data displays nice and quick when just
viewing, but if I allow the user to select say 5000 cells (using the select
by rectangle tool or even the seach tool) it is very (extremely)
Chris
the way the highlight works, is taking all shape features' ID's and
adding one by one to a temporary dynamic layer, using a Mapscript
function addFeature(). This is for sure not an efficient way but has no
problems for normal selections up to a few 100's. Having a result
table displayed
Chris
something that came into my mind was the use of queryMap. I had not used
it since eternities because it became obsolete to me using the p.mapper
highlighting method. I made a quick test and it would need just a few
lines in query.php and map.php to change/add.
Note that this will only
Armin
Thanks for racking your brains on this, sounds promising and will give it a
go tomorrow.
Much appreciated.
Chris
On 24 August 2010 21:43, Armin Burger armin.bur...@gmail.com wrote:
Chris
something that came into my mind was the use of queryMap. I had not used
it since eternities
