Hi Henrik,
this is pretty straightforward,
1) in GlobalOptions.js you enable the BackgroundMaps
var enableBGMaps = true;
2) you need to configure your background map(s) as OpenLayers.Layer, e.g.
var myBgLayer = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS("name",
.... // see OpenLayers api doc
);
baseLayers.push(myBgLayer);
I do that in Customizations.js in customBeforeMapInit()
I will improve the docs
Bernhard
Am 22.05.2014 10:22, schrieb Uggla Henrik:
How do I (as a developer, not map user) add my own background layers to qgis
web client?
Cheers
Henrik
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