[ka-Map-users] Can someone help please? Aiutoooo!
The Bun
rosario.carbone at ipl.com
Tue Oct 9 10:32:29 EDT 2007
The Bun wrote:
>
> Hi
> Could someone please be so kind to explain how to remove a layer (a vector
> one for example "Park") from the ms4w ka-map demo? Seems that removing
> from the map file and restarting Apache is not enough, is there any cache
> to clean? Also it seems that in the ..\data folder no actual data is
> really necessary and in the gmap75.map file the only layer necessary is
> the raster one .... I am missing something.
>
> Sorry I posted a similar message on the MapServer forum but I have just
> realized that the best place to post this message is here.
>
> I am testing MapServer and ka-Map as alternative to Google Maps, but after
> I have enjoyed first day running the demo seems I am not able to carrying
> on .... for my team is essential to understand how to change, remove, add
> vector layers statically and dinamically from the map.
>
> Any help would be very appreciated.
>
> Kind Reagards
> Rosario Carbone
>
> Aiuto
>
I have done further investigation, in order to upgrade the map using ka-map
you need to follow the next steps:
1) Stop Apache.
2) Change the mapfile.
3) Clean the cache on the server (ie C:\ms4w\tmp\ms_tmp\kacache).
4) Start Apache.
These steps are necessary for Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer, but for
IE you need an extra step you need to clean “Temporary Internet Files” from
IE --> Tools --> Internet Options etc, this step needs to be done between 1)
and 4) I don't understand why but definitely need to be done.
IE Temporary Internet Files contains copy of files like imagesi, media etc
which are stored in C:\Document and Setting e blah blah blah for improving
performances in the browser, bu the browser should understand when the page
is changed (though I think the problem is only in the tiled images) and if
changed upgrade it.
Unfortunately the way it is ka-map is not usable for IE. To be honest I
don't know if there is a bug in the API, in the back-end code or there is a
limit in IE .... I am not a web developer and I haven't done investigations
in that sense.
If anybody know a little bit more it would be appreciated .....
:-P
Regards
Rosario
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