I simplified it to one layer in the map, so I'm sure I'm getting the
states layer (originally I had two states layers -- polygon and line --
so that's why I used the number). And now that I'm using a rectangle in
the states native SRS (4263) I'm getting the number of states I'm
expecting. I think they're in the resultscache, and now I'm trying to
figure out how to get something useful out of that.
Steve Lime wrote:
What does the corresponding layer definition look like? Are you sure you're
grabbing the states
layer - I mean, have you tried getLayerByName instead?
Steve
On 10/31/2007 at 2:58 PM, in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bill Thoen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to understand how to do querying via PHP mapscript, and I
don't understand the results I'm getting. Basically I'm querying a
polygon layer of US States with a rectangle that intersects 8 states in
the upper midwest. It fully encloses two of these. The following script
seems to find only one result and it says the shapeindex is 42. Now I
know this is the answer to the meaning of life, the universe and
everything, but how do I use this to get a list of the state names that
were found (and why is it only returning 1 found?)
What I want to do eventually is display these states on the map in a
highlighting color to show they were selected. If I'm going about this
all wrong, could somebody clue me in?
$rect = ms_newRectObj();
$rect->setextent(-50000, -50000, 50000, 50000);
$lyr = $map->getLayer(1); // states layer
$results = $lyr->queryByRect($rect);
if ($results == MS_FAILURE) {
echo "Nothing found.<br />";
} else {
echo "Found " . $lyr->getNumResults()."<br />";
for ($i=0; $i<$lyr->getNumResults(); $i++) {
$rcache = $lyr->getResult($i);
echo " shapeindex: ".$rcache->shapeindex;
}
}
$rect->free();
