Hi,
on the users list we have a thread going on about GeoServer supposedly too small 3 pixel min search area (when SLD does not tell us otherwise) for GetFeatureInfo.
Jonathan proposes to go 5, Jukka agrees.
I’m not taking sides, but it is certainly true that the DPI of the screen increased since 3 was put as the default (e.g., my notebook has 1900x1200 resolution on a 17" screen, a few years ago you would have had to be happy with 1152x864) so the real world length of those 3 pixels shortened over time.
The change would be a 2 lines of code one, so it should be pretty easy.
Hi,
on the users list we have a thread going on about GeoServer supposedly too small 3 pixel min search area (when SLD does not tell us otherwise) for GetFeatureInfo.
Jonathan proposes to go 5, Jukka agrees.
I’m not taking sides, but it is certainly true that the DPI of the screen increased since 3 was put as the default (e.g., my notebook has 1900x1200 resolution on a 17" screen, a few years ago you would have had to be happy with 1152x864) so the real world length of those 3 pixels shortened over time.
The change would be a 2 lines of code one, so it should be pretty easy.
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Hi,
on the users list we have a thread going on about GeoServer supposedly too small 3 pixel min search area (when SLD does not tell us otherwise) for GetFeatureInfo.
Jonathan proposes to go 5, Jukka agrees.
I’m not taking sides, but it is certainly true that the DPI of the screen increased since 3 was put as the default (e.g., my notebook has 1900x1200 resolution on a 17" screen, a few years ago you would have had to be happy with 1152x864) so the real world length of those 3 pixels shortened over time.
The change would be a 2 lines of code one, so it should be pretty easy.
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Hi,
on the users list we have a thread going on about GeoServer supposedly too small 3 pixel min search area (when SLD does not tell us otherwise) for GetFeatureInfo.
Jonathan proposes to go 5, Jukka agrees.
I’m not taking sides, but it is certainly true that the DPI of the screen increased since 3 was put as the default (e.g., my notebook has 1900x1200 resolution on a 17" screen, a few years ago you would have had to be happy with 1152x864) so the real world length of those 3 pixels shortened over time.
The change would be a 2 lines of code one, so it should be pretty easy.
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On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 at 2:43 PM, Jody Garnett <jody.garnett@anonymised.com> wrote:
Note we may also have the optional DPI parameter on the GetMap request to
refer to, any interest in using this (if available)?
There is also &buffer=xyz that allows to customize the search area, but we
are not talking about vendor parameters here,
we are talking about the defaults (which is often all you get from normal
desktop clients anyways)