Dear Armin,
Thanks for your answer, I tried it and it works fine. You are right with the
window.open that the user will get stuck if he/she doesn't accept to allow
the popup window. Anyway, great.
One more thing, is it possible to use both javascript for the configuration
in the map file, or is
Hello, I suposse that gdal only is required when we make transformations but
I am not sure. Is it necessary to run pmapper?
Thanks
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I don't think it will loading the files from both if defined in this
way, and it is sort of useless loading the same code once as full source
and again as compressed version. If you just want to add your own custom
JS files, check the Wiki FAQ for customization of p.mapper.
armin
On 23/11/2010
I would say gdal is usually necessary to run Mapserver (at least some
parts will not work otherwise), and hence also p.mapper - being based on
Mapserver...
On 23/11/2010 19:14, Fco. Javier García Ricca wrote:
> Hello, I suposse that gdal only is required when we make transformations but
> I am n
Armin-
Back on October 14, someone posted a problem with zoom2extent, but he
apparently got it working on his own before you could answer. I just got the
same exact behavior when I recently upgraded to 4.1.1... never seen it before
in 2 years of using pmapper.
The function call to zoom2exte
The @ is probably there because your layer seems to be a tileindex
shapefile. Checking back in history, seems it has been introduced in
version 3.1.1, which dates from Sept 2007, so not really a very recent
modification.
I'm not using tileindex shapefiles at all so I never experienced
problems
Hello Armin,
Yes, but how necessary it is? For example, can I compile gdal in RHEL with
this options?
./configure --without-ecw --with-png=internal --with-oci=yes
--with-jpeg=internal --with-gif=internal --with-libz=internal
--with-libtiff=internal --with-geotiff=internal
Is it enough? Or need t
