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Currently, we can create Hosted Feature layers that can be filtered in the definition stage by a manually drawn area, but we can't do it at the webmap level. IDEA: Add spatial filtering as an option when authoring a webmap so that either manually defined areas or a selected feature (polygon) layer (with attribute…

I am new to hosting web maps and would like to know how I can run a qgis2web export and embed a webmap url to sharepoint or share with others. How can this be done open source?

The question I upoaded a mbtiles file to a private webserver, but can't get the data to visualize in a webbrowser. If I open the file, a download dialog appears. So what is missing is a renderer to create the tiles as webmap. I am new to creating and serving vector tiles, so I probably miss something very basic. Apart from uploading the mbtiles file to a web server, what else is needed to view this data in a webmap? What I tried I have a vector layer I exported from QGIS with Write Vector Tiels (MBTiles). In the Browser Panel, I can then define a new Vector Tiles connection to the locally stoered mbtiles file to load the data to QGIS. This works well. I then uploaded the mbtiles file to a personal web server and tried to connect to this, instead of [local_file_path]\filename.mbtiles using the URL like https://[myserver.tld]/filename.mbtiles This, however, does not work. I get an error message saying "The layer is not a valid layer an can not be added to the map". I can't open the file in a webbrowser, neither. So there seems to be missing something. Where I'm stuck I am a bit confused about the difference how raster and vector tiles work. Creating raster tiles with Generate XYZ Tiles (Directory) (see: https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/445566/88814), a separate html file is generated that brings together the separate tiles and allows to view the tiles directly in a webmap. This is implemented in Leaflet. So I guess I need some kind of webmap renderer as well. Unfortunately, in the create vector tiles tools in QGIS, there is no such option to automatically create a webmap/renderer (the html file created by QGIS). So how do I implement this?

10.11.0 The 10.11 release improves styling, raster data and OGC service support, and makes the library leaner to load. The highlights are Canvas styles now evaluate the color and array operators, ...

So I am trying to make a web map with leaflet in QGIS of site photos that I haven take for a project so that my colleagues can see where the photos were taken. I can successfully make the web map and save it to a folder on my company's server. However, when my colleagues open the web map the photos locations show up but when the points are selected the images do not appear. When I open the web map on my personal work computer it works fine. I am guessing this is problem is rooted in the file path settings. Therefore, I am curious how do you set up a leaflet web map's file path settings so I can save/send the folder of webmap to anyone and have it work. For context I did save all the photos, shapefile, and qgis project file in the same folder as I know that you need to do that to work.

I have a shapefile that contains a column of orientation. I use that column to assign the orientation of the marker. My problem is that when I transfer the file into a leaflet webmap, I get an error regarding the orientation: "line 217, in getSymbolAsStyle if symbol.dataDefinedAngle().useExpression(): AttributeError: 'QgsProperty' object has no attribute 'useExpression'" Is there a workaround I could do?

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I'm trying to create a map in ArcGIS Pro with a mix of WGS84 and TA83 data. When I try to publish it into a webmap, Pro doesn't like that - not to mention, Field Maps defaults to WGS84(?). A key piece of data I'm working with are buffers, ranging from 0.5 miles to 5 miles. I understand calculating in PLANAR with TA83 would…

I got above error in my browser developer tools window. This happened when I added esri/WebMap to my widget.js file of custom widget I was building.

Hello, we have a standalone non-GIS JavaScript application that consumes a WebMap from ArcGIS Enterprise to provide spatial context. Our ArcGIS Enterprise deployment uses SAML for authentication, and the standalone application is also integrated with SAML-based sign-in. At present, when users access the WebMap from the…