[GeoMoose-users] Identify tool using TinyOWS layer

[Brent Fraser]

And you could step through the code using the Browser's Developer Tools.  A good place to set a breakpoint is in wfsGetFeatureQuery in components/map/index.js https://github.com/geomoose/gm3/blob/f9f6e3be5c93b26c62aaa39ecf59c9bfe4d948de/src/gm3/components/map/index.js#L346 

I'm still convinced it's related to the SRS of the returned data....

In some of my old test mapbooks I see I have set 

<param name="srsname"  value="EPSG:4326"/>

(note the parameter name is "srsname";  I don't recall the significance of that parameter).

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From: "R. Paul Warriner" <paul at warriner.us>
Sent: 5/31/22 7:16 AM
To: "geomoose-users at lists.osgeo.org" <geomoose-users at lists.osgeo.org>
Subject: Re: [GeoMoose-users] Identify tool using TinyOWS layer

TinyOWS 1.2.0 from git.

The SQL appears valid, as I get all the correct attributes.

Will do some debugging through the browser, and see if I find anything.

Thanks,
Paul

From: Brent Fraser <bfraser at geoanalytic.com>
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2022 9:15 PM
To: R. Paul Warriner <paul at warriner.us>; geomoose-users at lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [GeoMoose-users] Identify tool using TinyOWS layer

Some of the things I've done while trying to track down GeoMoose issues are:

1.  Use the Developer tools in the browser to examine the network traffic between the browser and the server when doing an Identify.

2. Copy the last SQL command from the TinyOWS log into the SQL tool of pgAdmin and see what response it gives.

Which version of TinyOWS are you using?

 
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