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Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve

Hi Steve,

few months ago I built a large application that reads data from WMS among many other capabilities; my application captures elevations, Z levels from a variety of sources. If you want  and you are not in a hurry I can prepare for you a short MB script just for your needs. I should need the URL of that WMS connection. I offer this for free.

Sergi Gamiz-Ribelles

Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve

Hi Steve,

few months ago I built a large application that reads data from WMS among many other capabilities; my application captures elevations, Z levels from a variety of sources. If you want  and you are not in a hurry I can prepare for you a short MB script just for your needs. I should need the URL of that WMS connection. I offer this for free.

Sergi Gamiz-Ribelles

Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve

Hello Sergi,

The case is still with Engineering and they have yet to come up with anything. If they don't find a resolution soon, perhaps we can have another look at your offer of help.

Kind regards,
Steve

Hi Steve,

few months ago I built a large application that reads data from WMS among many other capabilities; my application captures elevations, Z levels from a variety of sources. If you want  and you are not in a hurry I can prepare for you a short MB script just for your needs. I should need the URL of that WMS connection. I offer this for free.

Sergi Gamiz-Ribelles

Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve

OK, I'll be glad to help you.
good Easter!
Sergi

Hello Sergi,

The case is still with Engineering and they have yet to come up with anything. If they don't find a resolution soon, perhaps we can have another look at your offer of help.

Kind regards,
Steve

Hi Steve,

few months ago I built a large application that reads data from WMS among many other capabilities; my application captures elevations, Z levels from a variety of sources. If you want  and you are not in a hurry I can prepare for you a short MB script just for your needs. I should need the URL of that WMS connection. I offer this for free.

Sergi Gamiz-Ribelles

Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve

Well engineering research have finally admitted defeat!

Shall we talk after Easter?

Thanks,
Steve

OK, I'll be glad to help you.
good Easter!
Sergi

Hello Sergi,

The case is still with Engineering and they have yet to come up with anything. If they don't find a resolution soon, perhaps we can have another look at your offer of help.

Kind regards,
Steve

Hi Steve,

few months ago I built a large application that reads data from WMS among many other capabilities; my application captures elevations, Z levels from a variety of sources. If you want  and you are not in a hurry I can prepare for you a short MB script just for your needs. I should need the URL of that WMS connection. I offer this for free.

Sergi Gamiz-Ribelles

Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve

Of course.

Well engineering research have finally admitted defeat!

Shall we talk after Easter?

Thanks,
Steve

OK, I'll be glad to help you.
good Easter!
Sergi

Hello Sergi,

The case is still with Engineering and they have yet to come up with anything. If they don't find a resolution soon, perhaps we can have another look at your offer of help.

Kind regards,
Steve

Hi Steve,

few months ago I built a large application that reads data from WMS among many other capabilities; my application captures elevations, Z levels from a variety of sources. If you want  and you are not in a hurry I can prepare for you a short MB script just for your needs. I should need the URL of that WMS connection. I offer this for free.

Sergi Gamiz-Ribelles

Hello,

I have previously extracted aerial image dates from metadata in a local XML file, but having moved to a WMS layer, I have to use the info tool WMS GetFeatureInfo, and find the date in date_flown = '[date,time]'. How do I capture that information using a MapBasic command? Ideally it needs to be captured when I click inside a polygon to open a dialog box. 

Many thanks,

Steve