If you take a look at this : https://codesandbox.io/s/2wy7v2orwr?file=/src/Map.js
you will see you can search things on the map, but if you zoom-in somewhere randomly(deep zoom in, for example somewhere in the ocean), the search is unresponsive , i.e. it doesnt give any results in the result dropdown. Why is that?
You need to set the useMapBounds option to false when you create the geocoder.
May I also suggest you try react-esri-leaflet, which has a ready made esri-leaflet geocoder component for react-leaflet.
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I would like to include in my software automatically generated links to www.openstreetmap.org that shows a specified address. Something like
click here to see the map
This basic functionality is working right now, but the displayed map zoom level is a bit too high. I would like to set a custom zoom level as a get parameter. It is possible ?
I tried https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?zoom=15&query=<MyCustomAddress> and also z and map parameters without success, and I can't find any documentation about this on the Wiki.
First time here, I hope I'm doing it right and I hope I'm allowed to ask this here.
I'm making buffer layers out of points in QGIS 3.8.1 Zanzibar, it's 5 point layers and I need to generate the 5 corresponding buffers. They come out alright, but after I load a previously saved style for the layers the geometries simply disappear.
I have:
Ticked layer off and on, still gone.
Deactivated any other layer and make sure it's not hidden behind something else.
Zoomed to layer, not the problem, it zooms where they should be, they're just not visible
Checked for SRC, it's all good, all of them are the same.
Open attribute table, all the data is there and it's correct.
Left click on layer/layer visibility and made sure it is unchecked as it should, I also tried checking it to no avail.
Made the layers all over again, same result.
Went to Properties/Source/Query Builder and wrote this (I saw this in a vid where it worked):
"FIELD" LIKE "FIELD"
Where "FIELD" is a field of my attribute table, tested it correctly and applied...didn't work either.
Just one seemed to come out alright before doing all this, but I followed the exact same procedure for all of them.
Any ideas? Do I have to re-do the style all over again manually for every layer?
Thanks in advance!
I just found out what was wrong, I hope this helps someone in the future:
The style I saved was classifying data based on a particular column, wich of course, must exist and have the exact same name in the other layers in order to work. I just forgot to generate said column on the rest of the layers.
Cheers and thanks to the editor.
I'd like to generate a link to a Mapbox map, centered on a particular latitude and longitude, that also contains a marker on that spot. This is trivial when generating a static map:
https://api.mapbox.com/v4/mapbox.streets/pin-m(<lat>,<lon>)/<lat>,<lon>,<zoom>/320x160.png?access_token=<access token>
with the pin-m() segment specifying the marker. When generating a link to a full, interactive (zoomable/pannable) map, however, specifying a marker doesn't seem to be an option. This URL goes to the map I want:
https://api.mapbox.com/v4/mapbox.streets/zoompan.html?access_token=<access token>#<zoom>/<lat>/<lon>
but there's no marker. I looked through all the documentation and couldn't find any reference to a way to do this. From the docs it looks like the only way to add a marker to the map is to host a page and generate the map via JS in a script. I can do this, but I'd much prefer to be able to just add a parameter to a URL instead of adding a whole new route/controller/view/associated specs for our Rails app for what seems to me to be a very minor addition.
Does anybody know of an undocumented way to do this? Or a documented way that I've just overlooked?
You aren't able to add a marker through a url parameter like the static API allows. You could add a marker by following this example for Mapbox JS or you could use the newer Mapbox GL JS to center the map around a marker like in this example.
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I have an eclipse plugin and I would like to programmatically disable help content TOC's based on a variable I define. In a nut shell, I want to prevent some help docs from showing up in the help contents if a specific type of user is accessing the plugin.
Preferably I would like to do this in the ApplicationWorkbenchAdvisor somewhere.
One thought would be to modify the "primary" value to be false if the variable were set.
Not sure if it would work, but try using the org.eclipse.ui.activities extension point. The tutorial from Vogella tells it is possible to hide only UI elements like wizards, views and so on, but it is from 2009.. Not sure if hiding TOC is now possible. If you try it out, would be nice to give a feedback ;)
i want to show my current location on custom map.The custom map is of my locality....so,please help me how can i use custom map in place of google map???
The main problem with offline maps is not the "map" but all the stuff you need to build to georeference your map.
Think only at a map zoom.
There are many good open source libraries/SDK to manage offline maps.
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It seems that the free code I found was removed.
As soon as I will find a new available one I will update this comment