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When using the GeoJson format, is it possible to have, e.g. in de 'description' property, a link to a Wiki page? It's not in the list with limitations (https://maps.extension.wiki/wiki/Leaflet_GeoJSON#Limitations). Jvos2020 (talk) 18:03, 29 January 2021 (UTC)

Good question. Came here for the same feature. Shyamal (talk) 09:09, 24 November 2023 (UTC)
So I added the feature by editing /Maps/resources/leaflet/FeatureBuilder.js
and modifying function createMarker(properties, options) with something like
if( properties.hasOwnProperty('text') && properties.text.length > 0 ) {
           marker.bindPopup( '<a href="/'+ properties.title+'>'+properties.text+'</a>' );
       } Shyamal (talk) 14:34, 24 November 2023 (UTC)

Entering coordinates of a polygon

A point location is stored as e.g. 51.752367847997384, 5.0420263451101572


I want to record a polygon. Via the Forms extension I didn't see how to add a polygon. On the Leaflet map it looks like I only can add a point. So I manually added a series of coordinates to the page. But they aren't recognized. This is what I entered on the page (within a template):


|Parcel=269

|Place=MyPlace

|Contour=51.752367847997384, 5.0420263451101572:

51.754842329817762, 5.0411433012562128:

51.754655975172547, 5.0408091395273438:

51.754514557197254, 5.0405474436405431:

51.752183917880750, 5.0413954272633106:

51.752340178664198, 5.0420365855845324:

51.752367847997384, 5.0420263451101572


And maybe to better illustrate my intention. See below the code to display some parcels.


{{#display_map:polygons=

51.752367847997384, 5.0420263451101572:

51.754842329817762, 5.0411433012562128:

51.754655975172547, 5.0408091395273438:

51.754514557197254, 5.0405474436405431:

51.752183917880750, 5.0413954272633106:

51.752340178664198, 5.0420365855845324:

51.752367847997384, 5.0420263451101572

~MyPlace - 269~Details about this parcel <link to page goes here>

51.75284463529357, 5.0431281849590839:

51.755482428207017, 5.0421830972897626:

51.754842329817762, 5.0411433012562128:

51.752367847997384, 5.0420263451101572:

51.752488841037191, 5.0425605930727997:

51.752520221076558, 5.0426892422115497:

51.752655384114384, 5.0426353602107286:

51.752733376720805, 5.0431660421107614:

51.75284463529357, 5.0431281849590839

~MyPlace - 268~Details about this parcel <link to page goes here>;

| width=800 | height=400 | resizable=yes

}}


However what I want is an #ask to retrieve the coordinates from alle the parcel pages.


What should I do to have a polygon on each page as a semantic property? Jvos2020 (talk) 16:15, 2 February 2021 (UTC)

Compound Queries with multiple attributes as result don't show on map

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Hello,


I've got this query to show a map of subobjects:

{{#ask: [[Belongs to::{{PAGENAME}}]] |[[Coordinates::+]] |?Coordinates |?Name |?Adresse |?Online |?Typ | template=Popup Maps | showtitle=off | format=leaflet | icon=Map marker icon – Nicolas Mollet – Library – Stores – classic.png | cluster=yes | clustermaxradius=8 }}


which works fine. I want to make use of the same thing with compound subqueries.


{{#compound_query: [[Belongs to::{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Coordinates::+]]  ; format=leaflet  ; ?Coordinates  ; ?Name | [[Belongs to::{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Coordinates::+]] [[Typ::Krankenhaus]]  ; format=leaflet  ; icon=Hospital_symbol_FLC.svg  ; ?Coordinates | template=Popup Maps | showtitle=off | cluster=yes | clustermaxradius=8 }}

does not work as it does not return a map but a table of results. As soon as I add another attribute except for the coordinates like "Name" above which I'd like to show using the template things don't work. I couldn't find a clue yet. Maybe someone can help.

Thanks! C holtermann (talk) 10:30, 6 August 2021 (UTC)

And just seconds after writing this I found a solution:
{{#compound_query: [[Belongs to::{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Coordinates::+]] ; ?Coordinates ; ?Name | [[Belongs to::{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Coordinates::+]] [[Typ::Krankenhaus]] ; icon=Hospital_symbol_FLC.svg; ?Coordinates | template=Popup Maps | showtitle=off | cluster=yes | clustermaxradius=8 | format=leaflet }}
format=leaflet needs to be at the end. It's a bit weird though that it only breaks when searching for a second attribute. C holtermann (talk) 10:32, 6 August 2021 (UTC)
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