I am having a problem with attribute orders while using FTL. My sweet content.ftl file looks like this:
<#list features as feature>
<#list feature.attributes as attribute>
<#if !attribute.isGeometry>
<#if attribute.name=“art_norsk”>
</#if>
<#if attribute.name=“art_latins”>
</#if>
<#if attribute.name=“km2”>
</#if>
</#if>
</#list>
</#list>
| Art |
Latin |
Areal (km2) |
| ${attribute.value} |
${attribute.value} |
${attribute.value} |
It produces this getfeatureinfo for html:
Art
|
Latin
|
Areal (km2)
|
6298.26717326
|
Bjørn
|
Ursus arctos
|
The feature attributes (from a shapefile) is presented in the order of the data within the shapefile (km2, art_norsk, art_latins), and not according to my content.ftl-script (art_norsk, art_latins, km2). The shapefile in question is available here:
· http://db.tt/M3Nfcvbb
Bug or human error somewhere on my side?
http://db.tt/M3Nfcvbb
Cheers,
Ragnvald
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On 31 October 2011 15:15, Ragnvald Larsen <Ragnvald.Larsen@…3709…> wrote:
I am having a problem with attribute orders while using FTL. My sweet content.ftl file looks like this:
<#list features as feature>
<#list feature.attributes as attribute>
<#if !attribute.isGeometry>
<#if attribute.name=“art_norsk”>
</#if>
<#if attribute.name=“art_latins”>
</#if>
<#if attribute.name=“km2”>
</#if>
</#if>
</#list>
</#list>
| Art |
Latin |
Areal (km2) |
| ${attribute.value} |
${attribute.value} |
${attribute.value} |
It produces this getfeatureinfo for html:
Art
|
Latin
|
Areal (km2)
|
6298.26717326
|
Bjørn
|
Ursus arctos
|
The feature attributes (from a shapefile) is presented in the order of the data within the shapefile (km2, art_norsk, art_latins), and not according to my content.ftl-script (art_norsk, art_latins, km2). The shapefile in question is available here:
User error I’m afraid - if you want to specify the order for your output you need to loop through the attributes each time just selecting the one you want at that point.
<#list feature.attributes as attribute>
<#if !attribute.isGeometry>
<#if attribute.name=“art_norsk”>
${attribute.value}
</#if>
</#if>
</#list>
<#list feature.attributes as attribute>
<#if !attribute.isGeometry>
<#if attribute.name=“art_latins”>
${attribute.value}
</#if>
</#if>
</#list>
<#list feature.attributes as attribute>
<#if !attribute.isGeometry>
<#if attribute.name=“km2”>
${attribute.value}
</#if>
</#if>
</#list>
Ian