You could try to use the bounds and loop through the results.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>queryByAttributes($item,$temptest,MS_MULTIPLE);
if ($test == MS_SUCCESS) {
$minX=-1;
$minY=-1;
$maxX=-1;
$maxY=-1;
for ($ind = 0;$ind<$qlayer->getNumResults();$ind++) {
$result = $qlayer->getResult($ind);
$shpindex = $result->shapeindex;
$tilindex = $result->tileindex;
$shptemp = $qlayer->getShape($tilindex,$shpindex);
$rec = $shptemp->bounds;
if ($minX == -1 or $minX > $rec->minx)
$minX=Round($rec->minx);
if ($minY == -1 or $minY > $rec->miny)
$minY=Round($rec->miny);
if ($maxX == -1 or $maxX < $rec->maxx)
$maxX=Round($rec->maxx);
if ($maxY == -1 or $maxY < $rec->maxy)
$maxY=Round($rec->maxy);
}
}
On 2/28/08 2:23 PM, "Pearson, Gregory" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I am doing a layer search using the method queryByAttributes and want to know
> if I can get the map coordinates from the result. So far, I haven¹t seen
> anything in the API documentation that supports this. Is this possible?
>
> Greg
>
Paul
