Yup the PHP error log flags a permissions error (sorry was too tired to
remember error logs), though the ms_tmp folder is configured ok for
permissions...
As for formatting, it comes back to me - I remember looking at redefining
the shapefile field formats... groan.
Cheers
Chris
On 11 May 2011 2
hola
porque la busqueda no funciona cuando el mapa tiene angulo de inclinación
al momento de imprimir necesito voltear el mapa para poder mostrar otros objetos
hello
because the search does not work when the map has a tilt angle
print when I need to flip the map to display other items
sal
On 11/05/2011 22:17, Chris Jackson wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Does anyone know if the csv export requires OWC/office on the server? Just
> it works fine on one box, and not another (no download button appears) -
> both sites are W2K3 on IIS and use same php library and pmapper files one
> difference th
Hi all
Does anyone know if the csv export requires OWC/office on the server? Just
it works fine on one box, and not another (no download button appears) -
both sites are W2K3 on IIS and use same php library and pmapper files one
difference that springs to mind was the office element?
Also whilst
Armin
Trick works well - thanks. Tried your other suggestion quickly but it plays
havoc with my graticule etc, so settling for the quick fix for now!
Cheers
Chris
On 11 May 2011 17:40, Armin Burger wrote:
> Hi all
>
> the map creation for PDF increases the size of TTF labels since the map is
Hi all
the map creation for PDF increases the size of TTF labels since the map
is requested with a higher resolution and is then stuffed into a lower
width/height as it actually is. This was to improve the print quality,
especially of fine structures. But it requires higher original text
sizes
Thomas
I have played with both methods, the most success I have had is with size 7
and aligning to the bottom right (just about stays out of the way of the
scalebar on the left). If if don't define a font size it is barely legible
on the screen, but good for the PDF (equivalent to defining 'small
I've got an idea... Are you using size in text ("small", "big", ...) or
numerical (10, 12, ...)? With the default font given in example?
For me with numerical values it works.
And you are right, the label are increased (else the labels for real
objects are too small, due to pdf resolution). May
Thomas
This moves the location of the text around, but doesn't stop it being
rendered in the PDF as jumbo text, I wondered whether there was some handle
on the text size at PDF rendering time?
Otherwise if I switch the font size to small in the map file, then the PDF
looks much better, but on scr
This works for me:
LAYER
NAME "credits"
STATUS DEFAULT
TRANSFORM lr
TYPE ANNOTATION
FEATURE
POINTS
-5 -5
END
TEXT 'blabla'
END
CLASS
LABEL
TYPE TRUETYPE
FONT "FreeSans"
POSITION u
Hi Thomas
Running 4.1.1 (though there may be a slight dev flavour in there...).
Chris
On 11 May 2011 12:30, Thomas RAFFIN wrote:
> What is your pmapper version please ?
>
> Le 11/05/2011 13:19, Chris Jackson a écrit :
> > Hi all
> >
> > I have a variety of layer dependent credit text in the ma
What is your pmapper version please ?
Le 11/05/2011 13:19, Chris Jackson a écrit :
> Hi all
>
> I have a variety of layer dependent credit text in the mapfile (Thanks
> Thomas for help there), which is positioned fine on the screen in pmapper,
> however the PDF print output goes to town with the f
Hi all
I have a variety of layer dependent credit text in the mapfile (Thanks
Thomas for help there), which is positioned fine on the screen in pmapper,
however the PDF print output goes to town with the fonts and makes the text
huge, overlap and partially excluded from the map frame. I am guessi
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