[Geomoose-users] Problems with idetify.php

[Carlo Pelliconi]

Thank you very muche for your help Eli.
Here some parameters:

GeoMOOSE 2.6.1
Mapserver 6.0.1
PHP 5.4
Apache 2.2
Debian Squeeze (with some packages from Wheezy)

Identify on parcels worked properly by its own.

But I've solved the question: the problem was querying all visible layers.
I used a different projection since I work with Europe and not North 
America. But I left parcels active , and this was creating problems 
because my identify was out of its extents. Removing querying capability 
on parcels, or just leaving it off, I solved the situation.

I hope this could help others in the same situation.
And thank you again Eli!

Best Regards,
Carlo


Il 04/03/2013 22:09, Eli Adam ha scritto:
> Carlo,
>
>> The layer is a shapefile, map-source type=mapserver, exaclty as parcels
>> (online demo), but not parcels.
> Did the demo work with the parcels?
>
>> I receive on the screen the following erorr:
>>
>> Error Calling the server:
>> Error: Unable to load php/identify.php status:500
>>
>> but looking at apache error.log I find this:
>>
>> PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught exception 'MapScriptException' with message
>> 'Unable to construct shapeObj.' in
>> /var/www/geomoose/htdocs/php/identify.php:153\nStack trace:\n#0
>> /var/www/geomoose/htdocs/php/identify.php(149): ms_shapeObjFromWkt('')\n#1
>> {main}\n  thrown in /var/www/geomoose/htdocs/php/identify.php on line 149,
>> referer: http://myserver...
> Not exactly sure why you're getting this error.
>
>> I've read both documentation about indentify
>> (http://www.geomoose.org/howto/identify.html) and services
>> (http://www.geomoose.org/developer/services.html#services-understanding),
>> but there is no explaination about.
> The documentation is a great place to start.  Search the email archive
> can help too.  I did a quick search for "ms_shapeObjFromWkt" on
> nabble, http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/GeoMOOSE-f5002154.html and
> found this thread
> (http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/geomoose-users/2011-March/002996.html)
> where someone else had a similar problem.  They were able to solve it
> by using a more recent MS4W.
>
> Are you using MS4W?  Which version?  Which version of GeoMoose are you
> using?  Which version of MapServer are you using (on the command line
> with the proper environment, you should be able to run mapserv -v to
> find this out.)  I think in general this should all work with
> current-ish versions (GeoMoose 2.6+, MapServer 6.0+, and/or MS4W
> version 3.0.x+)
>
>> Has anyone had my same issue?
>> Any hint?
> I hope that some of this helps.
>
> Eli
>
>