[mapserver-users] webuser text display
Palmer, Steve
Steve_Palmer at lpsg.com
Tue Oct 22 14:13:45 PDT 2002
Here is one that works for me for an inline point....
Get request snippet...
...&map_address_feature=new&map_address_feature_points=513139.0325+911004.25
67&map_address_feature_text=129+MAIN+ST&...
... and corresponding feature layer...
####### Start Layer
LAYER
NAME address
STATUS DEFAULT
TYPE POINT
FEATURE
POINTS END
END
CLASS
SYMBOL 'symbols/house.gif'
LABEL
TYPE BITMAP
BACKGROUNDCOLOR 255 255 176
BACKGROUNDSHADOWCOLOR 0 0 0
SIZE TINY
BUFFER 1
COLOR 0 0 0
POSITION UR
END
END
END
####### End Layer
Note that if you're trying to "logo's" or such things you specify image
coordinates and set the layer's transform property to "OFF" (Default is
"ON")
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Young [mailto:steve at sierraclubbc.org]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 2:34 PM
To: mapserver-users at lists.gis.umn.edu
Cc: Nedjo Rogers
Subject: [mapserver-users] webuser text display
Hi,
I'm having problems displaying inline text using mapserver 3.6. I can get
symbol to draw, but can't get text added. Has anyone else run into this
problem? I'm new to mapserver so I could be tripping up on the obvious. It
seems straightforward so it's all the more puzzling that I can't get it
working.
TIA,
Steve
>From the help page:
"It is also possible to define inline features using this mechanism. This is
the only case where you can add on to the map file. You can edit/change
layer parameters but you cannot create a new layer. With inline features you
have to first create a feature and then build upon it, however, the layer
the feature belongs to must exist. Here's a snippet from a GET request that
adds a feature to a webuser layer:
...&map_webuser_feature=new&map_webuser_feature_points=12345.6789+12345.6789
+map_webuser_feature_text=My+House!&..."
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