peters answer: use /"id" in ('R403139')/is workind fine.
walter
Am 10.02.24 um 20:30 schrieb Jody Garnett:
Huh, I wonder if that is even supported …
The FeatureID check is done different by WFS, and does not always
integrate well with functions and so on. There is a configuration
option to
Huh, I wonder if that is even supported …
The FeatureID check is done different by WFS, and does not always integrate
well with functions and so on. There is a configuration option to both use
primary keys to generate FeatureID and also make available as an attribute
for use with functions.
Are
Hi Peter,
that works well :)
thanks
walter
Am 10.02.24 um 17:11 schrieb Peter Smythe:
Hi Wambacher
You might be running into this issue:
https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/373005/geoserver-wms-cql-filter-id-xxx-works-but-id-in-xxx-does-not
Hi Wambacher
You might be running into this issue:
https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/373005/geoserver-wms-cql-filter-id-xxx-works-but-id-in-xxx-does-not,
in which case, change your CQL
from: id in ('R403139')
to: "id" in ('R403139')
Peter
On Sat, 10 Feb 2024 at 16:19, wrote:
> Hi,
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Hi,
i'm trying to use a cql_filter on a feature but something is strange.
cql_filter: "id = 'R403139'" is working fine. i'll get only this feature.
but "id in('R403139')" does not give any result (without error
messages).
i need a list, because later on there more features will
