[mapserver-users] 2 layers shown when 1 requested

martijnvdp martijn at weer.nl
Mon Oct 14 01:44:50 PDT 2013


Hello,
I have a mapfile with several layers that use ogr resources. When I request
1 of these layers, they return a image with both the layers presented. Is
this a bug or am I doing something wrong in the mapfile? 
This is the part of that mapfile:

......
......
    
   
#-------
#
# layera
#-------
LAYER
    NAME "station_tt"
    DEBUG 5
    STATUS DEFAULT
    TYPE POINT
     METADATA
            	"wms_enable_request" "*"
            	"gml_include_items" "all"
            	"wms_feature_info_mime_type" "html"
     END  #METADATA
    CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
    CONNECTION "mysql-tt.ovf"
    DATA "tt_data"
    LABELITEM 'val_tt'
    LABELCACHE OFF

    
    CLASS
      NAME "ttClass"
      STYLE
        SYMBOL 'circle'
        SIZE 10
        COLOR 215 0 76
        
      END  #STYLE
      LABEL
      	POSITION UC
  	FONT sans
  	TYPE TRUETYPE
  	TEXT ( tostring([val_tt],"%.1f")+" C")
  	COLOR 0 0 0
  	OUTLINECOLOR 255 255 128
  	SIZE 7
      END  #LABEL
    END   #CLASS
    
  		
DUMP TRUE
END #LAYER

END


#-------------------------------------------------
#
# layerb
#-------------------------------------------------

LAYER
  NAME "station_rh"
  DEBUG 5
  STATUS DEFAULT
  TYPE POINT
   METADATA
          	"wms_enable_request" "*"
          	"gml_include_items" "all"
   END
  CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
  CONNECTION "mysql-rh.ovf"
  DATA "rh_data"
  LABELITEM 'val_rh'
  LABELCACHE OFF

  CLASS
    NAME "rhClass"
    STYLE
      SYMBOL 'circle'
      SIZE 10
      COLOR 215 0 76
     
    END
	LABEL
	    POSITION LC
	    FONT sans
	    TYPE TRUETYPE
	    TEXT ( tostring([val_rh],"%.0f")+"%")
	    COLOR 0 0 0
	    OUTLINECOLOR 255 255 128
	    SIZE 7
	END #LABEL
  END  #CLASS
  
		
  DUMP TRUE
END #LAYER -----------------------------------------


END # MAP



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