[Mapserver-users] RED 'X' - This is the map - Image not appearing

Pericles S. Nacionales nacional at cbs.umn.edu
Thu Jul 8 08:49:27 EDT 2004


Hi!  Can you share your mapfile and html template?  Does your web
server's access and error logs say anything?  Did you compile the
MapServer binary or downloaded from somewhere?  What browser are you
using?  Did you try it with another browser?

The red X means that your browser is unable to read the image--either
it's not there or your web user account doesn't have permission to read
it, or...  Can you also check the properties of your image and make sure
that the extension (say, .png) correspond with the image type (PNG and
not GIF)?

-Perry

On Thu, 2004-07-08 at 07:02, Trent Burton wrote:
> I tried to install Mapserver and the workshop demo on my home
> workstation and everything shows up fine in the default browser,
> except the map.  I get the well known little red 'X' in the top left
> hand corner with a 'this is the map' statement next to it.  The images
> for the legend and the reference map show up fine.  All images,
> including the map image itself, is being successfully created in my
> tmp directory.  The legend and reference map are being rendered in the
> default browser correctly.
>  
> If I click on the red 'X', maybe 2 or 3 times, an image will appear
> (although it appears those clicks have resulted in zooming in).  This
> originally appeared on mapserver 4.0, but I downloaded 4.2 and got the
> same results.  I have a map file that I have been using at work (where
> I did not have this issue) that I tried at home and I get the same
> kind of behaviour.
>  
> I am running Windows 2000 Professional at home.  Could this be a
> browser issue?  Why would it successfully display the legend and
> reference map in my browser, but not my map image when all 3 files are
> in my tmp directory?  I do a view source on the browser page and the
> path appears to be correct to pick up the image.
>  
> Any ideas anyone?
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> Trent Burton
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