Hi Dieter,
Just recently - the last couple days - Marco Hugentobler was working on
several improvements regarding the WMS server.
You can now use a new command called "GetProjectSettings" which would
give a non-standard XML tree, similar to GetCapabilities, but containing
more project related settings, like visible layers, attribute data and
widget types, etc.
This is now available in the server, but the webclient would have to be
changed to use this new command. Matthias Walker from Sourcepole is
working on it. Expect it to be available in the next couple days, along
with my new project switcher.
In QGIS desktop it is now also possible to hide layers, layouts and
attributes from WMS and WFS - but they would still appear in the desktop
project. This is also a recent improvement, only available in QGIS
master.
So please allow a couple of days to have this all available also in the
web client.
Andreas
On Fri, 19 Oct 2012 09:13:51 +0200, Dieter Becker wrote:
Dear QGIS-users,
I have got a questions concerning the layer-visibility of the
QGIS-Webclient:
In some older mails (11/2011) of this mailinglist I found following
information:
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There is also a pending feature in QGIS server that should allow to
retrieve layer visibility from the GetCapabilities XML document,
thus
eliminating the need to manually set layer visibility.
Andreas
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Does someone of you know if there is found a convienient way in the
meantime to automatically determine the visible layers of a
qgis-project so that there is no need to write down everey layer for
the rest-adress?
I know that for example the qgis-cloud-plugin for QGIS produces a
js-config file that has the information about visible layers and
start-/maxExtent.
But is there also way to use something like this if I want to host my
own webclient?
best wishes,
Dieter
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