[MapQuery] Popups for features

[Volker Mische]

On 29.11.2010 12:16, Anne Blankert wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> I started re-arranging the 'EduGIS' application, so that it conforms
> somewhat more to the current MapQuery setup.
>
> I now have two types of widgets/plugins:
>
> non-ui widgets
> ui widgets
>
> The difference is wether or not they depend on jquery-ui.
>
> For the legend I now have two versions:
> jquery.mapquery.legend.js
> jquery.mapquery-ui.legend.js
>
> The ui version of legend uses the non-ui version and adds such things as
> dragging/dropping/sorting
>
> The list that I currently have is:
> jquery.mapquery-ui.featureinfo.js
> jquery.mapquery-ui.legend.js
>
> jquery.mapquery.core.js
> jquery.mapquery.geosearch.js
> jquery.mapquery.layercontrol.js
> jquery.mapquery.legend.js
> jquery.mapquery.mouseposition.js
> jquery.mapquery.overviewmap.js
> jquery.mapquery.scalebar.js
> jquery.mapquery.toc.js
>
> The functionality in my jquery.mapquery-ui.featureinfo.js probably
> overlaps with the 'Popups for features' that Volker is working on.
>
> I would be happy to share the above plugins, but these are far from
> ready. Documentation is lacking, some fixed strings are still in the
> code, missing unit tests, missing examples, not to mention the fact that
> the overall structure of the plugins may require some rearranging.
>
> How do you think we should proceed? Should there be some 'central'
> sandbox version where people can submit ongoing work or should they just
> create separate git repositories and tell people about it?

I think the way to go is to create a branch in your own MapQuery 
repository. Perhaps create a wiki page that contains some information, 
so people can find it (and also send a mail to the mailing list).

Cheers,
   Volker