[worldKit-dev] [SPAM] - Scale dependent layers - Email found in subject

[Mikel Maron]

Yes, check out <swflayer>, it has attributes to control the visibility at different scales. I'm curious to hear how it goes.

mapserver, eh? -- would be interested to pursue tighter integration of worldKit with mapserver..

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From: Matt McClelland <matt at wildcolour.com>
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Subject: Re: [worldKit-dev] [SPAM] - Scale dependent layers - Email found in subject

Hi Olly
 you can set when a layer becomes visiable in your config file with the <maxscale> and <minscale>this works with WMS layers, raster images, and I assume vectors (I have not tried using vectors).  
  
 you will find more detail here
  
 http://www.worldkit.org/doc/config.php#zoom 
  
 it is worth spending the time to ready throught he whole documentation, there are some real gems in this application.
  
 As for and example, there is on in the documentation as well
  
 http://www.worldkit.org/doc/layers.php#layer
  
 happy zooming in
  
 Matt  :)

 
 On 6/11/06, Oliver Ishmael <oliver_ishmael at hotmail.com> wrote: Heya,

Coming from a Mapserver background it would be really useful if it were
possible to integrate scale-dependent layers to the map. 

Is it possible to have additional vector or raster layers only become
visible once a user zooms in...say on a town or city for example?

..and where possible please provide examples!


Cheers all :D 

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