HI Stephan,
This does not need a plug-in. It is already built in to QGIS.
There is a setting which allows the direct opening of a form with the
identify tool, if there is a direct hit. You need to change the
following settings:
Menue Settings --> Options --> Map Tools --> Mode "Top Down, Stop at
First"
same dialogue, just below: enable checkbox "Open feature form, if a
single feature is identified".
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As to the form:
there are two options:
a) customize the widgets (you can set widgets, like checkboxes,
comboboxes, sliders, hide, set read-only, text editor, etc.) - but the
form will always stay in a table
You can adjust this in the Layer properties dialogue --> tab "Fields"
--> column "Edit widget"
b) design your own form in qt-designer, save it as a .ui file. You need
to name the widgets identical to the column name.
After saving the file to the .ui (preferably relative to the .qgs
project file), you can specify it in the layer properties dialogue -->
"General" tab --> Edit ui file. After this setting, QGIS will display
your custom dialogue instead of the standard dialogue. It will fill in
and read values to/from this form and save the data along with your
geometric edits.
Hope this helps?
Andreas
On Mon, 18 Jul 2011 11:20:27 +0200, Stephan Holl wrote:
Dear QGIS-users,
I am looking for a Plugin which helps my users editing their
attribute-data.
The usecase:
we habe point-data living in a PostGIS-Table. What we need is a
tool
which selects a point an opens a window where the attributes can be
edited directly. Is there something arround? The usual way of
selecting
a point, change to the attribute-table, enable editing and type
into
the somewhat small rows does not seem valuable.
Looking forward for your suggestions.
Best
Stephan
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