Quote from: 0709 on September 09, 2024, 19:08:33Why the is my avatar picture in that screenshot?
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Quote from: Menion on August 28, 2024, 08:49:33@slarti76No, well, I tried the following two links:
What do you mean by " Is the stuff after "?" simply ignored in this context"? There is no issue on the geo.admin web. The whole list is generated by me based on received XML that is perfectly valid.
Quote from: Menion on August 26, 2024, 09:24:47@slarti76Ok, fair enough.
Map overlay > I think we understand each other. Yes, "Map overlay toggle" is what I expect you want . Dashboard is quite a complex tool, where you have to select from the list of available dashboards. So simple toggle for the last active dashboard makes sense to me. In the case of other features, like overlay, shading (generally everything available in the side "Map-screen content" panel), it is not so complicated to toggle them, so a special button is overkill from my point of view. With the "Map overlays" button in the side panel, it is just three taps to toggle it. Not a big deal ...
QuoteAdd new WMS > I've already improved it in the last version. And search? I know. Some WMS maps have a really huge list of layers, so a search should be more than welcome here. I have known this for years, but never had enough time at the right moment to solve it, sorry (it requires a completely new screen as this, maybe 10 years old can't no longer be easily updated).I understand.
Quote from: Menion on August 23, 2024, 11:30:23@slarti76Some misunderstanding here. I was comparing with the Dashboard functionality. I am aware of the "Dashboard Toggle" and basically would like the same for "Map Overlay". I get it that the long-click is kind of a workaround, but wouldn't it be possible to add "Map Overlay Toggle" button, same as "Dashboard Toggle" button?
"Dashboard button" > are you really using the "Dashboard" item? Because there exists also a "Dashboard toggle" button that behaves exactly as you describe. Also, long-click is always a "hidden feature", so I cannot add some critical functionality (like display of dialog) under it.
QuoteMultiple overlays > not planned, sorry.Fair enough. I kinda expected this to not be possible...
QuoteCustom WMS > a little hidden. Map manager > WMS/WMTS tab > "+" > Add from library > "+" > and here you go ... this does not make sense right? Hmm ...Yeah, that works. Not intuitive, but I can live with that. However, try to add this link:
Quote from: slarti76 on August 05, 2024, 08:35:35Another question:...and this
I have the link to a WMS map (e.g. https://wms.geo.admin.ch/?REQUEST=GetCapabilities&SERVICE=WMS&VERSION=1.3.0), but I can only find a way to add WMS maps from a directory (where this map is not available). How can I add a WMS map by URL?
Quote from: slarti76 on August 05, 2024, 08:27:31Not a bug report, granted, but I recently noticed some inconsistency:Menion, not to bother, but seems like you overlooked this.
The "Dashboard" function panel button shows/hides the dashboard, and long-press brings the option to select a dashboard. But the "Map Overlay" button always shows the selection dialog.
It would be more useful if the button also simply turns map overlay on/off, and the long-press menu offers the option to select (and setup the alpha, etc.). Also given that the detail dialog is available from the "Map-screen content" panel.
And while I'm at it: Any chance for multiple overlays? For example, I have overlays for public transport stops and hiking routes, and would like to show them together...
Quote from: Menion on July 19, 2024, 13:57:59@slarti76Turns out this was a totally different problem, nothing with OruxMaps: I was still using the AFA build, and it affected all maps situated in folders other than Android/media or Android/data. Now that the Android/media way is working well, I switched to non-AFA and moved all my maps, and the problem doesn´t appear anymore.
OruxMaps ... funny comment @Tapio . Unfortunately, I believe there will still be more than slarti .
This is a general topic where all sorts of problems and features are discussed. Most of us use only a minority of what Locus Map can do, but -> when it's implemented and it does not work, it should be fixed (or removed for good), even if used only by a single person.
Back to problem > fix with the "map name" was only aesthetic. I'm also testing one Oruxmap and it works without a problem. Do you have this issue with all such maps?
Quote from: michaelbechtold on July 16, 2024, 09:44:56I used sqlitedb for the most simple data collection for raster maps: lon, lat, ZL are the keys, pointing to a BLOB (the image).Pardon me for not havin experience with that. All I'm saying is that it's no obvious without some experience/knowledge whether Orux is fundamentally different or not.
This is a format many apps can handle, it is not a Locus invention.
Quote from: michaelbechtold on July 15, 2024, 20:42:01Hmmm, mbtiles and sqlitedb are quite common, beyond Locus, and not a Locus private bitmap format.Well, OruxMaps is also "just" sqlitedb, so there must be more to it. What I mean to say is that the fact that Locus uses sqlitedb, doesn't mean the actual db structure is the same as in other sqlitedb maps. You can't judge from the outside.
Quote from: Tapio on July 15, 2024, 15:32:27Out of curiosity - why do you use these kinds of maps instead of OAM/Lomaps?As I wrote above, we have a friend who provides these. And OAM/LoMaps is really not the right comparison, as OruxMaps are bitmap, not vector. And when it's about external bitmap maps, I think there's no alternative to Orux, otherwise Locus only supports its own format, which I have never seen anywhere else. So Orux may be a competition, but offers a format that is at least somewhat known, whereas Locus-bitmap maps are not. I may be wrong there.
Quote from: Tapio on July 15, 2024, 15:32:27Fair enough, apology accepted. I decided to post it here, because Menion is in the audience , and the appearance of the bug exactly coincided with the fixing of that map name display bug, which also I was one of the reporters. So I think it makes sense to point that out here. Granted, correlation != causation, so maybe it's a coincidence the bug appeared at the same time.Quote from: slarti76 on July 15, 2024, 11:37:29I find it a little weird that two people thank you for a post basically telling me my bug report is of no importance? I don't complain when others report bugs that are of no concern for me...Nah..., not about importance, just target audience. I apologise, my post was a bit unclear. I'm rather thinking this kind of stuff should better be handled via an official ticked because there's likely nobody to address in the user forum.
Quote from: Tapio on July 15, 2024, 09:52:06Well, do you really think there's another person on earth using orux maps in Locus?It's supported, and it worked before the initial display of map name was fixed (which it is), so am I not allowed to report that bug?
Quote from: slarti76 on July 13, 2024, 22:22:11Ok, found out more: Only happens with offline maps in Orux maps format. Other offline vector or bitmap maps are restored correctly.And more: Similar things happen when I choose an Orux map as overlay: It works, but when I switch map and then try to switch back using the "recently used maps" list, it's not shown. I have to select the map from the full map list again.