Realtime editing of GeoServer data stores is easy with PostGIS and QGIS. You can wow your friends by making edits on the desktop and watching them reflect live on your web mapping applications! But what if your friends are using ArcMap (insert punchline here)? Forgetting about silly things like SDE and the “Data Interoperability Extension”,… Read more »
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GeoExplorer Hacks #2
Implementing a dropdown list of “Quick Zooms” in GeoExplorer. Prerequisites: Make sure you’re working off a development version of the GeoExplorer.js file, per my previous post. Background: We will be incorporating an ExtJS Combo Box into the GeoExplorer toolbar where users can select a predefined “Quick Zoom”, which will zoom the map to a set… Read more »
GeoExplorer Hacks #1
This is the first in a series of posts I will be writing which describe how to implement some modifications to GeoExplorer, a core component of the OpenGeo Suite by OpenGeo. Step 1 in any attempt to modify GeoExplorer should be to swap out the minified production GeoExplorer.js script which ships with GeoExplorer and replace… Read more »
GeoExplorer Hacks- Intro
I’ve been spending a lot of time over at OpenGeo’s GetSatisfaction page lately. This is a great resource and a shining example of OpenGeo’s commitment to their user community. Turnaround time for questions is quick and you often get answers directly from senior staff and developers. I’m currently attempting to port the St. Lawrence County… Read more »