[Chameleon] ungrouped layers and legendtemplate
Ken-ichi Ueda
kenichi.ueda at gmail.com
Tue Jun 7 13:25:40 EDT 2005
Hm, now that I look a little closer, I realize that when you have two
layers with the same name, they turn on together but they don't seem
to turn off together. Have you ever experienced this? Here's what my
mapfile looks like:
LAYER
NAME "Highways"
GROUP "Default"
DATA "/path/to/highways"
STATUS ON
TYPE LINE
CLASSITEM "TYPE"
PROJECTION
"init=epsg:1000"
END
CLASS
NAME "Interstate"
EXPRESSION "INTER"
STYLE
SYMBOL "circle"
SIZE 2
COLOR 255 51 51
END
END
CLASS
NAME "US Highway"
EXPRESSION 'US-HWY'
STYLE
SYMBOL "circle"
COLOR 102 102 102
SIZE 1
END
END
CLASS
NAME "State Highway"
EXPRESSION 'ST-HWY'
MAXSCALE 1500000
STYLE
SYMBOL "circle"
COLOR 153 153 153
SIZE 1
END
END
END
LAYER
NAME "Highways"
GROUP "hidden"
METADATA
"legendvis" "hidden"
END
DATA "/path/to/highways"
STATUS OFF
TYPE ANNOTATION
LABELCACHE ON
CLASSITEM "TYPE"
LABELITEM "ROUTE1"
PROJECTION
"init=epsg:1000"
END
CLASS
NAME "Interstate"
KEYIMAGE "/path/to/interstate.png"
EXPRESSION "INTER"
STYLE
SYMBOL "/path/to/interstate.png"
COLOR 0 0 0
END
LABEL
COLOR 255 255 255
SIZE TINY
MINFEATURESIZE 75
MINDISTANCE 250
POSITION cc
END
END
CLASS
NAME "State Highway"
KEYIMAGE "/path/to/statehwy.png"
EXPRESSION 'ST-HWY'
MAXSCALE 1500000
STYLE
SYMBOL "/path/to/statehwy.png"
COLOR 0 0 0
END
LABEL
COLOR 0 0 0
SIZE TINY
MINFEATURESIZE 75
MINDISTANCE 250
POSITION cc
END
END
CLASS
NAME "US Highway"
KEYIMAGE "/path/to/ushwy.png"
EXPRESSION 'US-HWY'
STYLE
SYMBOL "/path/to/ushwy.png"
COLOR 0 0 0
END
LABEL
COLOR 0 0 0
SIZE TINY
MINFEATURESIZE 75
MINDISTANCE 250
POSITION cc
END
END
END
Ideally I don't want the labelling layer to be visible in the legend,
but I do want it to turn on and off with the data layer. Any
thoughts?
-Ken-ichi
On 6/1/05, Jacob Delfos <jacob.delfos at maunsell.com> wrote:
>
> Ken-Ichi,
>
> You can adjust your legend template to look for a metadata-value that you
> made up, and then it can use boolean logic to determine whether or not to
> show the layer in the legend. Have a look at
> http://lists.maptools.org/pipermail/chameleon/2004-October/001526.html
>
> In short: if a layer has the same name as another layer, they will turn on
> and off at the same time, even if only one layer shows in the legend. That
> way you can emulate groups, while also having control of individual layers.
> In your case, I would add a layer to your mapfile, with "STATUS DEFAULT",
> and then use a metadata entry to prevent it from showing in the legend.
>
> regards,
>
> Jacob
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: chameleon-bounces at lists.maptools.org
> [mailto:chameleon-bounces at lists.maptools.org] On Behalf Of
> Ken-ichi
> Sent: 2 June 2005 06:03
> To: chameleon at lists.maptools.org
> Subject: [Chameleon] ungrouped layers and legendtemplate
>
> Hi all. I feel like this is a problem I have solved in the past but I
> just can't seem to figure it out: my layers in a map file are organized
> into GROUPs, and I have an HTML legend template that works fine with the
> LegendTemplate widget. However, when I have a layer that isn't a part
> of a group, it disappears whenever the map is updated (update, zoom,
> pan, whatever). I was hoping to use ungrouping layers as a way of
> hiding them from the legend while still displaying them on the map. Is
> Chameleon actually looking to some list of layers generated by
> LegendTemplate when it draws an updated map? Is there a better way to
> effectively "hide" some layers from the legend in Chameleon?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -Ken-ichi
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