I've defined 7 titles to be displayed with the map.
Title1.....title7;
But when the map is generated , the title are not justified.
Below is the code to generate the map:
goptions dev=png gunit=in hsoze=7 vsize=10;
ods listing close;
%stpbegin;
proc gmap data=zip map-map;
...code.....;
run;
quit;
title;
%stpbegin;
ods listing;
This is a web server application. so the output is directly generated to the url.
Additional parameters used are:
_odsoptions=%str(body=_webput(no_top_matter no_bottom_matter));
_odsoptions=rs=none;
_result=streamfragment;
_gopt_device=javaaimg;
_odsstyle=sasweb;
_goptions=accessible border;
odsdest=;
When running a sas/graph program as a stored process, you can't just say "goptions device=png", therefore that is probably being ignored, and your gmap is being drawn with the default (which appears to be device=javaimg). And with dev=java or javaimg, gtitles are not supported, and therefore the titles are being written out separate from the image...
Try running it like this, and let us know how it comes out...
%let _GOPT_DEVICE=png;
%let _ODSOPTIONS=gtitle gfootnote style=sasweb;
%stpbegin;
When running a sas/graph program as a stored process, you can't just say "goptions device=png", therefore that is probably being ignored, and your gmap is being drawn with the default (which appears to be device=javaimg). And with dev=java or javaimg, gtitles are not supported, and therefore the titles are being written out separate from the image...
Try running it like this, and let us know how it comes out...
%let _GOPT_DEVICE=png;
%let _ODSOPTIONS=gtitle gfootnote style=sasweb;
%stpbegin;
Thank you Robert, that solved the title problem.
But with "_gopt_device=png" , title statement works but legend doesn't. Legend is not displayed in the output.
Never mind. I figured out the legend issue.
Thank you for your help, Robert.
Regards
Nitesh
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