[fusion-trac] #176: Legend widget misbehaves when you set maxscaledenom to a layer that is outside the web min / maxscale

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#176: Legend widget misbehaves when you set maxscaledenom to a layer that is
outside the web min / maxscale
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   Reporter:  pdeschamps  |       Owner:  madair
       Type:  defect      |      Status:  new   
   Priority:  P2          |   Milestone:  2.0   
  Component:  Widgets     |     Version:  1.1.0 
   Severity:  Minor       |    Keywords:        
External_id:              |       State:  New   
    Browser:  All         |          Os:  All   
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 Using fusion 1.1 rev 1581 also reproducible in trunk rev 1675
 Using the "/templates/mapserver/standard/" application
 Using gmap.

 Steps to reproduce:

 set your WEB section to this:


 {{{
 WEB
   MINSCALE 2000000
   MAXSCALE 50000000
 #
 # On Windows systems, /tmp and /tmp/ms_tmp/ should be created at the root
 # of the drive where the .MAP file resides.
 #
   IMAGEPATH "/home/pdeschamps/fgs/tmp/ms_tmp/"
   IMAGEURL "/home/pdeschamps/fgs/tmp/ms_tmp/"
 END
 }}}



 add the maxscaledenom to the rail layer


 {{{
 LAYER
   NAME rail
   MAXSCALEDENOM 1000000
   METADATA
     "DESCRIPTION" "Railroads"
   END
   TYPE LINE
   STATUS ON
   DATA rail
   CLASS
     NAME "Railroads"
     STYLE
        SIZE 1
        SYMBOL "circle"
       COLOR 168 0 184
     END
   END
 END # Layer
 }}}

 When you set a layer to have a maxscaledenom of 1,000,000 when your
 web->maxscale is set to 2,000,000 the legend misbehaves.

 Zoom in the the 1:200,000 and notice that the legend has toggled all the
 layers as inactive.

 Understandable issue as the user should not specify a maxscale or minscale
 that is outside of the web's min / maxscale.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/ticket/176>
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