.. index:: single: WEB .. _web: ***************************************************************************** WEB ***************************************************************************** .. index:: pair: WEB; BROWSEFORMAT BROWSEFORMAT [mime-type] Format of the interface output, using MapServer CGI. *(added to MapServer 4.8.0)* The default value is "text/html". Example: .. code-block:: mapfile BROWSEFORMAT "image/svg+xml" .. index:: pair: WEB; EMPTY EMPTY [url] URL to forward users to if a query fails. If not defined the value for ERROR is used. .. index:: pair: WEB; ERROR ERROR [url] URL to forward users to if an error occurs. Ugly old MapServer error messages will appear if this is not defined .. index:: pair: WEB; FOOTER FOOTER [filename] Template to use AFTER anything else is sent. Multiresult query modes only. .. index:: pair: WEB; HEADER HEADER [filename] Template to use BEFORE everything else has been sent. Multiresult query modes only. .. index:: pair: WEB; IMAGEPATH IMAGEPATH [path] Path to the temporary directory fro writing temporary files and images. Must be writable by the user the web server is running as. Must end with a / or \ depending on your platform. .. index:: pair: WEB; IMAGEURL IMAGEURL [path] Base URL for IMAGEPATH. This is the URL that will take the web browser to IMAGEPATH to get the images. .. index:: pair: WEB; LEGENDFORMAT LEGENDFORMAT [mime-type] Format of the legend output, using MapServer CGI. *(added to MapServer 4.8.0)* The default value is "text/html". Example: .. code-block:: mapfile LEGENDFORMAT "image/svg+xml" LOG [filename] Since MapServer 5.0 the recommeded parameters to use for debugging are the :ref:`MAP` object's CONFIG and DEBUG parameters instead (see the :ref:`debugging` document). File to log MapServer activity in. Must be writable by the user the web server is running as. .. deprecated:: 5.0 .. index:: pair: WEB; MAXSCALEDENOM MAXSCALEDENOM [double] Minimum scale at which this interface is valid. When a user requests a map at a smaller scale, MapServer automatically returns the map at this scale. This effectively prevents user from zooming too far out. Scale is given as the denominator of the actual scale fraction, for example for a map at a scale of 1:24,000 use 24000. Implemented in MapServer 5.0, to replace the deprecated MAXSCALE parameter. .. seealso:: :term:`Map scale` MAXSCALE [double] - deprecated Since MapServer 5.0 the proper parameter to use is MAXSCALEDENOM instead. The deprecated MAXSCALE is the minimum scale at which this interface is valid. When a user requests a map at a smaller scale, MapServer automatically returns the map at this scale. This effectively prevents user from zooming too far out. Scale is given as the denominator of the actual scale fraction, for example for a map at a scale of 1:24,000 use 24000. .. deprecated:: 5.0 .. index:: pair: WEB; MAXTEMPLATE MAXTEMPLATE [file|url] Template to be used if below the minimum scale for the app (the denominator of the requested scale is larger than MAXSCALEDENOM), useful for nesting apps. .. index:: pair: WEB; METADATA METADATA This keyword allows for arbitrary data to be stored as name value pairs. This is used with OGC WMS to define things such as layer title. It can also allow more flexibility in creating templates, as anything you put in here will be accessible via template tags. If you have XMP support enabled, you can also embed :ref:`xmp_metadata` in your output images by specifying XMP tag information here. Example: .. code-block:: mapfile METADATA title "My layer title" author "Me!" xmp_dc_Title "My Map Title" END .. index:: pair: WEB; MINSCALEDENOM MINSCALEDENOM [double] Maximum scale at which this interface is valid. When a user reqests a map at a larger scale, MapServer automatically returns the map at this scale. This effectively prevents the user from zooming in too far. Scale is given as the denominator of the actual scale fraction, for example for a map at a scale of 1:24,000 use 24000. Implemented in MapServer 5.0, to replace the deprecated MINSCALE parameter. .. seealso:: :term:`Map scale` MINSCALE [double] - deprecated Since MapServer 5.0 the proper parameter to use is MINSCALEDENOM instead. The deprecated MINSCALE is the maximum scale at which this interface is valid. When a user reqests a map at a larger scale, MapServer automatically returns the map at this scale. This effectively prevents the user from zooming in too far. Scale is given as the denominator of the actual scale fraction, for example for a map at a scale of 1:24,000 use 24000. .. deprecated:: 5.0 .. index:: pair: WEB; MINTEMPLATE MINTEMPLATE Template to be used if above the maximum scale for the app (the denominator of the requested scale is smaller than MINSCALEDENOM), useful for nesting apps. .. index:: pair: WEB; QUERYFORMAT QUERYFORMAT [mime-type] Format of the query output. *(added to MapServer 4.8.0)* This works for mode=query (using query templates in CGI mode), but not for mode=browse. The default value is "text/html". Example: .. code-block:: mapfile QUERYFORMAT "image/svg+xml" .. index:: pair: WEB; TEMPLATE TEMPLATE [filename|url] Template file or URL to use in presenting the results to the user in an interactive mode (i.e. map generates map and so on ... ). URL is not a remote file, rather a template. For example: .. code-block:: mapfile TEMPLATE 'http://someurl/somescript.cgi?mapext=[mapext]' .. index:: single: Temporary files .. index:: single: Temporary directory .. index:: pair: WEB; TEMPPATH .. index:: pair: Environment variable; MS_TEMPPATH TEMPPATH Path for storing temporary files. If not set, the standard system temporary file path will be used (e.g. \tmp for unix). `TEMPPATH` can also be set using the environment variable `MS_TEMPPATH`. `TEMPPATH` is used in many contexts (see rfc66). Make sure that that Mapserver has sufficient rights to read and write files at the specified location. .. versionadded:: 6.0 .. index:: pair: WEB; VALIDATION VALIDATION Signals the start of a `VALIDATION` block. As of MapServer 5.4.0, `VALIDATION` blocks are the preferred mechanism for specifying validation patterns for CGI param runtime substitutions. See :ref:`RUNSUB`.