mapscript point layer zooming

[Fanda]

I am using the latest version of mapserver (ms4w 2.2.6), c# mapscript. I
don't know exactly what inline layer means, but I don't think that's the
case of my layer. I've attached the whole mapfile to this message (the point
layer is the very last one called 'Vrty'). It shows up in full extent, but
as I pan or zoom so that any point of the layer is outside the current
extent, the whole layer disappears.

Best regards,
Fanda



Tamas Szekeres wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> It would be helpful to post the entire mapfile you have. Are you using
> an inline layer as the point layer?
> Which projection you use with your map? What is the mapserver version?
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Tamas
> 
> 
> 2007/10/16, Fanda <zerosgm at gmail.com>:
>> Hi all,
>> I am facing really odd problem. I have some line and polygon layers in my
>> mapfile and everything goes fine with them. But there is also one POINT
>> layer and it shows up only in its full extent. If I zoom in or pan the
>> layer
>> disappears whereas the other layers are still visible as expected. There
>> is
>> no max/minscale defined. I am using C# mapscript. The definition of the
>> layer in the mapfile is as follows:
>>
>>   LAYER
>>     NAME                Vrty
>>     STATUS      ON
>>     TYPE                POINT
>>     DATA                "vrty"
>>     TOLERANCE   1
>>
>>     CLASS
>>       NAME                      'vrty'
>>       STYLE
>>         SYMBOL          'circle'
>>         SIZE            20
>>         COLOR           255 0 0
>>       END
>>     END
>>
>>     PROJECTION
>>       "init=epsg:2065"
>>     END
>>   END
>>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated,
>> Fanda
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