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These are some notes describing the sf_spat.

===Description===

sf_spat can be used to display a small map (or maps) of an item. It can also be used to display other spatial information (such as what trench a context is in for example)

===Usage===

This form can only be used if the mapping functionality is set up and properly configured.

===Set-Up===

sf_spat needs a number of different 'op' variables set in the sf_conf and also it will need some other settings set which are in the main settings .php file.

===Examples===

In this example, sf_spat is being used to display a map of a Special Find.

====the sf_conf====

$conf_mcd_spat =
array(
'view_state' => 'max',
'edit_state' => 'view',
'sf_nav_type' => 'full',
'sf_title' => 'spat_data', //appears in the titlebar of the subform (mk nname)
'sf_html_id' => 'sfi_spat_display',
'script' => 'php/subforms/sf_spat.php',
'op_geom_layers' => array(
'sf',
),
);

As you can see here this is a normal sf_conf setup except:

*there are no fields

*'op_geom_layers' - this is an array of map layernames that will be searched by the Mapscript. They all need to have a field in their attribute table called 'ark_id' - that contains the itemvalue of the item that that shape represents

====settings.php====

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	$refmap_fieldvalue = NULL; //OPTIONAL (only should be used if zoomtype SHAPE is stated) - the		$refmap_fieldvalue = NULL; //OPTIONAL (only should be used if zoomtype SHAPE is stated) - the
	//value in the attribute field of the shape to zoom to		//value in the attribute field of the shape to zoom to
		+
		+	[[category: Administrator]]

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    $refmap_type = 'SCALE'; //choose if you want to zoom to 'SCALE' or 'SHAPE' -
    //i.e. if you want to   always have the ref map zoomed to a set scale or if you
-			  //want it to zoom the outline of a specific shape
+  //want it to zoom the outline of a specific shape
    $refmap_scale = 500; //leave this NULL if you are zooming to a shape,
    //else use an int i.e. 500 for 1:500

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    //decide if you want to show a reference map when the spatial subform is in primary column
      $refmap_show = TRUE;
    //set this to TRUE if you want the maps to display on default, else leave as FALSE
+   $view_map_default = TRU
    //This is for setting up the params from the reference map
    $refmap_type = 'SCALE'; //choose if you want to zoom to 'SCALE' or 'SHAPE' -
    //i.e. if you want to   always have the ref map zoomed to a set scale or if you

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	====settings.php====		====settings.php====
		+
		+	These need to be set up within the main settings.php file in order for the sf_spat to work:
		+
		+	//loaded map modules - these are the modules that have tables within the ark db -
		+	// this is used to load up the default map layers (built from the database)
		+	$loaded_map_mods = array('cor',
		+	'cxt',
		+	'sfi',
		+	);
		+	//spatial modules - these are the modules that have QUERYABLE geometry
		+	$spat_mods = array('cxt','sfi');
		+
		+	====mod_settings.php====
		+
		+	//decide if you want to show a reference map when the spatial subform is in primary column
		+
		+	$refmap_show = TRUE;
		+
		+	//set this to TRUE if you want the maps to display on default, else leave as FALSE
		+
		+	$view_map_default = TRUE;
		+
		+	//This is for setting up the params from the reference map
		+
		+	$refmap_type = 'SCALE'; //choose if you want to zoom to 'SCALE' or 'SHAPE' -
		+	//i.e. if you want to always have the ref map zoomed to a set scale or if you
		+	//want it to zoom the outline of a specific shape
		+	$refmap_scale = 500; //leave this NULL if you are zooming to a shape,
		+	//else use an int i.e. 500 for 1:500
		+	$refmap_width = 200; // (OPTIONAL) this is an optional value for specifiying a non-default width
		+	//(if not specified the value is taken from the $map object)
		+	$refmap_height = 200; // (OPTIONAL) this is an optional value for specifiying a non-default
		+	//height (if not specified the value is taken from the $map object)
		+	$refmap_layer = NULL; //OPTIONAL (only should be used if zoomtype SHAPE is stated) - the name of
		+	//the layer to zoom to
		+	$refmap_field = NULL; //OPTIONAL (only should be used if zoomtype SHAPE is stated) - the name
		+	//of attribute field of the shape to zoom to
		+	$refmap_fieldvalue = NULL; //OPTIONAL (only should be used if zoomtype SHAPE is stated) - the
		+	//value in the attribute field of the shape to zoom to