Hi Finbar
To make a layer unselectable, in QGIS try setting every one of its fields'
edit widget to "Hidden". I'm not sure how well that will work, though. It
might work OK in Leaflet if the polygon has no fill.
As for layered symbology, that is definitely not supported in Leaflet
exports. It is
Thanks, Juergen. That's what I suspected.
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I think another issue is that, while this wiki article is undoubtedly
extremely useful, it relates to a rather specific task - building in a
somewhat specific set of circumstances. Without similar instructions for
other, more common, build scenarios, the article runs the risk of making
users
Hello all
I've not come across this before, but a user has connected to a WMS and
added a layer. layer.source() returns the URL used *in the WMS connection*:
http://geomap.reteunitaria.piemonte.it/WEBCAT/CAPABILITIES/wms_coto_ortofoto_1979.xml
However, to get that WMS layer to appear in a
Greg Troxel-2 wrote
> According to the policy, QGIS would probably need permission to offer
> tiles from OSM servers.
That is what Paolo has been discussing with OSM.
Greg Troxel-2 wrote
> I'm unclear if this discussion is only about using OSM as a base layer
> within QGIS, or also extends to
Hi Tim
Tim Sutton-6 wrote
> One thing that I would suggest is that we do not use the default tile
> renders for OSM - it would be much nicer to provide something 'consumer'
> orientated rather than the OSM renders which are great for visualizing a
> broad range of OSM feature types but not IMHO
The "MM" stands for Michael Minn:
http://michaelminn.com/linux/mmqgis/
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There's been quite a lot of discussion on the WebKit/WebEngine issue already
on the list. Bottom line - from memory WebEngine does not yet compare to
WebKit in functionality. I stand to be corrected.
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See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReStructuredText (section 'Examples of
reST markup'). Open them in a text editor.
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We had a QGIS plugin developed for the planning system we use.You start to
add a planning application into it, then you press the plot button, and QGIS
starts with certain layers open. You plot the app, then press a plugin
button, and you are sent back to the planning software, with the polygon
What are some example use cases?
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> what to eat for breakfast
Unit toast!
Unit test? Unit toast? No?
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Sorry to threadjack, but a related question: Larry I think mentioned maybe
removing the Python bindings for the auth system. Is that still the
intention? Nyall has implemented FTP upload in qgis2web (other connection
types such as SCP, SFTP can be developed using this framework). However,
securely
A quick, sweeping, unhelpful but important opinion from me (non-dev,
non-doc-writer).
Please don't think that retrospective documentation, and lack of docs for
current release (not master, but current non-LTR release) is good, just
because that's how it is now. This is the *biggest* failing of
Is rotation now handled in QgsMapSettings instead of QgsMapRenderer?
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Many thanks for offering to help out, and welcome!
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Hello all
Some Mac (I think) users of qgis2web are experiencing problems with raster
exports:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/issues/148#issuecomment-250157682
http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/227049/cannot-export-raster-with-qgis2web-or-qgis2leaf
The raster export code tries a
I've not tried it myself, but there are some instructions here:
https://github.com/inasafe/inasafe/wiki/Development-under-Windows
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Got it - it's the renderer, not the layer itself:
QgsRasterLayer.renderer().opacity()
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Soory for another "how do I get this via the API" question. How do I get an
XYZ layer's transparency in Python ("Global transparency" in layer
properties/style pane)? How about for WMS and local raster layers?
Thanks
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I don't know what others think, but I think incorporating the new XYZ tile
layers support in the GUI by using WMS as a "parent" layer type is
incorrect:
1. they are a different kind of layer (and I presume not an OGC standard)
2. it hides the support for XYZ layers in QGIS from the user
What do
Definitely "stroke", both because it is the standard term in graphics
software, and also because neither "border" nor "outline" make any sense in
a line.
I agree that a dark grey would be a better choice of default stroke than
black:
Really great news. Thanks so much, Juergen!
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I think that's exactly what metadata() does. Perhaps I need to issue a new
getCapabilities request to the server, but fake/force an English locale? I
don't know how..
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So is there a solution? Is there a way to retrieve the WMS version of a layer
which will work in all locales?
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I am trying to retrieve the WMS version of a layer, and am just parsing its
metadata(), as no other solution was suggested here:
http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/213817/get-wms-version-from-qgis-layer-in-python
However, what does metadata() return if the user's locale is not English? In
I tried to do this myself, but couldn't find my way round the repo code (not
a Django person). +1 for this, together with a link to the repo.
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> you can disable in QGIS the server-side simplification of that layer to
only enable the local simplification
The huge benefit of the feature implementing server-side simplification is
the reduction in data downloaded. Yes, we can do as you say, but we'll lose
that benefit.
It will be
I am assuming the answer is no, but is it possible automatically to reverse
engineer a .ui from a .py file which was originally created using pyuic4?
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No module named Qwt5.Qwt
I'm on 2.18.2/Win7x64
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Many thanks, Matthias and Martin - I got it working exactly as you suggested.
Is this the mechanism which QGIS itself uses to determine which features are
in the viewport?
I'm running into some performance issue which I thought this would help, but
they are not solved yet, so I might soon have a
This looks ideal. Thanks, both. Plus I could make ExactIntersect an option in
the GUI, as sometimes dotted could be more critical than accuracy.
Thanks again
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I've found this method:
viewportPolygon =
QgsGeometry().fromWkt(iface.mapCanvas().extent().asWktPolygon())
layer = iface.activeLayer()
resultlayer = QgsVectorLayer("Polygon", "result", "memory")
resultlayer.dataProvider().addAttributes(list(layer.dataProvider().fields()))
clippedFeatures = []
Hello all
I currently create a memory layer from an existing layer as follows
('usedFields' is a subset of the original layer's attributes/fields):
newlayer = QgsVectorLayer(uri, layer.name(), 'memory')
writer = newlayer.dataProvider()
outFeat = QgsFeature()
for feature in layer.getFeatures():
ginetto wrote
> I would suggest to use the same vertical "..." menu used in Chrome,
> Firefox, OpenLayers etc etc as in the attached image.
Many investigations have shown *decreased* usability when menu items are
"hidden" in a hamburger menu. First example from a simple Google search:
There is an established generic menu order in Windows:
File
Edit
View
Help
We shouldn't unthinkingly deviate from this unless we are confident the
change represents a UX improvement. I would recommend not pushing Edit
further to the right. I believe similar conventions exist on other OSes.
Hello all
I've been meaning to add a donate button to my QGIS plugin's Github repo
README. For anyone who might want to do the same thing, and who likes the
common shields.io style of badges, just add the following:
[![Donate to
Hi Bo
Try:
QgsProject.instance().readBoolEntry("ScaleBar", "/Enabled", False)[0]
or something close to that.
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> Should we do a wiki page on github?
>
> https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/wiki
By all means. All I would say is that anything I might write would be more
conversational and less formal, not least because I would intend to mention
things which real developers would take
@Andreas I just want to have a 3-compatible version launched as soon as
possible. I don't really want 3 to be released and have no version to
accompany it. Yes, I could guarantee everything would work if I develop
after release, but hopefully the feature freeze will give me and others time
to
@Mathieu/Berhardt
I'll try to write something up. No blog these days, but will put it
somewhere and see if I can RSS it and get Planet to pick it up.
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> I've already updated a rather large plugin some months ago. and created
> a compatibilty layer plugin. have a look here
Yes, Matthias pointed me towards it. I intend to use this so that I don't
have to maintain parallel QGIS and 3 versions. Thanks!
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Nyall Dawson wrote
> I'd say just before/after feature freeze.
Sounds sensible. Any ideas on how long between beginning of feature freeze
and release? Could be *a lot* of plugin devs pleading for help from QGIS
devs.
Thanks again
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Matthias Kuhn-2 wrote
> - Move dependencies into separate packages. We have some deps like
>qspatialite that are built as part of QGIS which I think could be
>installed as dependencies from a .deb. This will require quite a bit
>of work: moving travis out of the container based
Hello all
qgis2web writes or a load of Javascript, a lot of it third-party libraries -
see the very end of the README
(https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob/master/README.md#credits).
I was hoping to find some way of managing these libraries - at the least
keeping track of new versions as
Giovanni Manghi wrote
> I think that lately the very bad thing is that regression in between
> point releases of LTR started to surface.
> I strongly suggest that the paid bug fixing effort should be targeted
> to 1) regressions 2) issues that we know cause crash or data
> corruption in a
Amy other plugins - currently core or not - which should also be migrated to
core and stop being plugins at all? Or just Processing and DB Manager? I
can't think of any.
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Define "fail", I guess. Most plugins won't work without modification
[citation needed], but it would be good to know *how* it fails, as you are
right that there could be a more general issue.
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In fact, if accepted, why call them plugins?
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any work for a while.
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I'm afraid the Windows LTR nightly, with that commit, minidumps on that line
now. Removing the line stops the dump.
However, I've delved into this a lot further this morning, and I think it's
a mistake I made some months ago. The dump no longer happens if I
startRender() before it and
Assuming only QGIS imports are relevant, the working code imports iface,
while the non-working doesn't. However, importing it doesn't stop the error.
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> different imports
Could be. I'll try to check.
> different origin of the symbol
objects
Data in QGIS exactly the same, so I don't think so.
> different symbols in use...
Definitely not, for the same reason.
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Many thanks. I'd still like to know why the method consistently fails in one
instance, and always works in the other, though.
What's the timescale for 2.14.9?
Thanks again
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QGIS 2.18, qgis2web leafletRefactor branch
(https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/tree/leafletRefactor).
- open a point layer
- change marker type to SVG
- start qgis2web
- OpenLayers 3 preview works
- click Leaflet in plugin dialog
- RTTI error
The error is triggered by:
sl =
I retract my comments completely until I get a chance to think it all through
again...
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> You click on G ==> it becomes partially checked, and you restore
StatePartial
(ie A is unchecked and B is checked)
[and earlier posts]
I don't think I agree with this. I'll try to express how I would expect it
to work:
- the check state of a group is determined entirely by the check state
Hi Matthias
Yes, I'm talking about qgis2web, but thought the discussion was generally
relevant. I'm not sure I agree with the opt-in approach. I think either it
stays as it is, or the single dialog disappears, and it is embedded as
Nathan suggests. Users could then configure the qgis2web panes in
Hello all
Nathan got in touch over the weekend, and we discussed possible plugin
changes. He suggested breaking up the one-dialog GUI, and instead embedding
the different parts into appropriate places in QGIS:
- general options into own pane
- preview window into own pane
- layer settings as
http://www.opengis.ch/2016/02/04/increasing-the-stability-of-processing-algorithms/
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Someone wrote a post about this a while ago - was it Matthias?
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Having another 2.x LTR very much reduces the impetus for orgs to make the big
jump to 3. 2.14 as LTR seems the best approach.
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> Wouldn't that cause a ton of other errors though? It's used pretty
> heavily all throughout QGIS, and there's many other sip classes
> relying on it...
That was my thought. I've certainly never come across the error before, and
since the plugin basically queries the hell out
Matthias Kuhn-2 wrote
> The good news: This can be fixed, I've just fixed it in master [1].
> Please let me know if you need this backported and where to (so you can
> test).
Brilliant - many thanks. I'd argue for a backport to LTR. I claim
compatibility back to 2.8, but I'm perfectly happy to
OK, I didn't have the code which causes it quite right:
if isinstance(layer.rendererV2(), QgsCategorizedSymbolRendererV2):
symbol = layer.rendererV2().categories()[0].symbol()
print symbol.symbolLayerCount()
Outputs 1
However:
if isinstance(layer.rendererV2(),
Sure:
if isinstance(layer.rendererV2(), QgsCategorizedSymbolRendererV2):
symbol = layer.rendererV2().categories()[0].symbol()
It's here:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob/leafletRefactor/leafletScriptStrings.py#L376
To recreate:
1. Install the qgis2web leafletRefactor branch
What on earth does that mean when running a Python plugin?
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Hi Sanjay
I imagine QGIS uses gdal_warp for its reprojection, and that is certainly
what I've done for rasters: gdal_warp and gdal_translate.
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This should give you the path to your plugin's installation folder:
os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
Hope this is what you need.
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Richard Duivenvoorde wrote
> Matteo means in:
>
> Menu: 'Settings/Options'
> Tab 'System'
> Item 'SVG paths'
Apologies, I missed this message. I only have four items listed, none of
which are duplicates. Various inconsistencies - forward slashes not
backslashes on Windows, a double slash,
Hi Paolo
Try changing the unwanted fields' edit widgets to 'Hidden' in QGIS. Does
that work?
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This version is my first attempt to move to Leaflet 1.0.0. If anyone can
spare some time to test, I'd be very grateful. Issues on Github.
Thanks again
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I'm not sure where to look. I have no C:/Users/username/.qgis2/svg/ folder.
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Thanks, Matteo - I knew I remembered it from somewhere. For reference, I'm on
Win7 x64.
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I'm sure this has been mentioned before... When changing Symbol layer type to
"SVG marker", QGIS hangs for an excessive amount of time - around 34 seconds
when I tested just now. I presume a scan of directories for SVGs is taking
place, but the delay is really too long. What can be done?
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A question has been asked relating to the use of gis.stackexchange.com as a
GIS support site:
http://meta.gis.stackexchange.com/questions/4346/when-and-how-should-we-are-not-a-gis-software-support-site-be-invoked?cb=1
I think it might be worth a PSC member having a look and replying.
Thanks
Hi Jan
I think I saw this work when you linked to it from a PDF - a dissertation or
thesis. Nice!
Adding your work back into qgis2web could be terrific. Probably if you
contact me via Github (https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/) it would be
best.
The only thing I would say is that I am in
Confirmed with 0497e4a. Could it be limited to categorized renderers?
Specifically, in my tests:
1. does *not* occur with single symbol or graduated renderer
2. in categorized renderer, does *not* occur if double click category icon
in ToC
3. in categorized renderer *does* occur if click layer
OK, thanks again for correcting my misunderstandings. I'll see if I can get
something running. Sounds extremely hopeful and positive.
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I hope the subject is clear. Is it feasible yet to set up Travis to test
plugins against QGIS3 master? My .travis.yml currently has:
dist: trusty
env:
- QGIS_REPO=http://qgis.org/debian-ltr
- QGIS_REPO=http://qgis.org/debian
- QGIS_REPO=http://qgis.org/debian-nightly
install:
- sudo
Apologies - think I found it:
http://qgis.org/api/classQgsPalLayerSettings.html
Sorry for the noise.
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My weekly "where is it in the API" is: how do I retrieve a layers' *label*
scale-based visibility settings:
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/932124/14788725/9095c356-0b09-11e6-9d01-e258c7a78d7f.png
Specifically, enabled, min and max.
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It includes "retrictToRequestBBOX" (missing an 's'). Should be
"restrictToRequestBBOX". Don't know if this is internal to QGIS, or if it's
eg OGR. Also don't know what breakages would be caused by fixing it.
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Thanks for all the info and discussion, everyone.
I obviously need as fully-functioning a Qt web component as I can get for
the qgis2web preview pane, as I have to use it to run Leaflet and OpenLayers
3. I run into problems with the existing Qt Webkit missing functionality, so
I am extremely
Has anyone seen this? Perhaps it's just Travis playing up today - I've also
had failures to connect to the QGIS repos, but I'm usually getting:
AttributeError: 'QgsProject' object has no attribute 'layerTreeRoot'
But occasionally it succeeds. Any ideas?
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+1, because of the modeller functionality.
In a more minor way, I'd also like to think of a way to handle the various
"connect to a national service" type of plugins which are:
1. perhaps overly simple in aim for a plugin
2. very similar in function to one another
3. often of limited
Paolo Cavallini wrote
> BTW, why not adding a qgis project to sample data?
Because:
1. I'd need multiple projects for the different styles
2. I couldn't get a project file to load under Travis, so I load the files
individually
Thanks for confirming it's now working - really good news.
Tom
Apologies, my last message should of course have been made clear as @Paolo.
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Can you try using one of the layers in
.qgis2\python\plugins\qgis2web\test\data\layer, and apply one of the
matching styles in .qgis2\python\plugins\qgis2web\test\data\style (please
excuse my Windows backslashes)? Those are very lightweight, and uncomplex,
to rule out any local data issues.
Thanks x100, Juergen. I'll see if I can get some tests done - very much
appreciated. +1 for backporting, to fix a lot of broken plugins.
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Did the latest point release fix this issue?
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Just to close this one off, it was nothing to do with booleans, but the issue
with spaces in var names I raised in another message. Apologies for
confusion.
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I think setting invalid var names should throw an error in 3.0.
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Ah, OK. Thanks! No console warning message, as far as I can see. I'll
sanitize the var names myself. What I'm more interested in is that reading
from memory works, but when the vars are written to file, it changes.
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