In general this is possible with the ly= (layer) parameter. We currently
only use the internal id of the layer. To get this id, the easiest way
is to generate a route, generate a route link, open it and look for the
value of the ly= parameter.
best
dennis
Am 09.12.2014 um 17:57 schrieb Richard Welty:
On 12/9/14 11:07 AM, Schieferdecker, Dennis (ITI) wrote:
If the values that you provide for loc or dest are no
geo-coordinates, the frontend will assume them to be names and run
them trough the geocoder. For example, you can directly say
dest=Seattle.
The parameter destname allows you to provide a unique name for your
destination instead of the name given by the geocoder, e.g.
destname=Richards%20Birthday%20Party. Note that this only has an
effect if you also specify dest=.
ok, thanks, that works perfectly now that i understand.
final question for now: is there a way to change the default tile
server from OSM bright? the OSM bright tiles look fine but they
don't render highway=raceway which is something my application
requires, so i'm looking at alternatives.
thanks again,
richard
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