Is there such thing as keyboard shortcuts for navigating around the new UI? Is there a way to add in keyboard shortcuts (mainly for things like the "Submit" button, or other such widgets) for commonly used tasks? Do such things already exist? I don't expect anything as swanky as GMail, but a few shortcuts could simplify repetitive tasks and make moving around faster...
Thanks,
Mike Pumphrey
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
I assume you meant to send this to the dev list, so replying to both (to
avoid confusion there.) If anyone replies, please take the users list
off the address line.
Anyway, yes, keyboard shortcuts are possible; no, we aren't using them
right now. If you flesh out some ideas for which keys should have
shortcuts I can take a look at getting them into the UI.
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PS: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6753 shows you the
keyboard shortcuts for a site (more commonly called AccessKeys among web
dev folks.)
On Mon, 2009-09-28 at 19:18 -0400, Mike Pumphrey wrote:
Is there such thing as keyboard shortcuts for navigating around the new UI? Is there a way to add in keyboard shortcuts (mainly for things like the "Submit" button, or other such widgets) for commonly used tasks? Do such things already exist? I don't expect anything as swanky as GMail, but a few shortcuts could simplify repetitive tasks and make moving around faster...
Thanks,
Mike Pumphrey
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Is there any way to configure a FeatureType with an SDE Datasource that does not require the schema name be included in the FeatureType name. My config always ends up as SCHEMA_NAME.TABLE_NAME and I would like it to be simply TABLE_NAME.
Yes. You can use the 'Alias' option. Should be in the GUI, a field right beneath the 'Name'. You can enter any value you want (including just the table name), and all GeoServer requests will refer to that, not the 'name'.
Can thank Landgate in Australia for the funding for this, they had the exact same issue with their SDE when they wanted to go to production.
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Is the only control over layer visibility for the WMS provided by the MinScaleDenominator and MaxScaleDenominator elements of the SLD Rule element, or is there some way to force WMS clients to have specific layers off by default until they request it to be turned on?
The use case for this is an ArcMap user loading an entire WMS into their table of contents. While many of the available layers can be viewd at the full extent scale there are only a few that I would like to be visible by default.
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Keane, Tim <tkeane@anonymised.com> wrote:
Is the only control over layer visibility for the WMS provided by the MinScaleDenominator and MaxScaleDenominator elements of the SLD Rule element, or is there some way to force WMS clients to have specific layers off by default until they request it to be turned on?
The use case for this is an ArcMap user loading an entire WMS into their table of contents. While many of the available layers can be viewd at the full extent scale there are only a few that I would like to be visible by default.
That sounds like a client problem - I don't think there is any way to
force that in the server. Best advice is try a better client or file a
bug report with ESRI.
Ian
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