The knb xslt stylesheet display is squished over to the left

[mbjones]

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Author Name: Margaret O'Brien (Margaret O'Brien) Original Redmine Issue: 4683, https://projects.ecoinformatics.org/ecoinfo/issues/4683 Original Date: 2010-01-20 Original Assignee: Margaret O'Brien

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For a long time we have noticed that for some EML datasets, the HTML rendered by the knb or lter XSLT stylesheets (from metacat) is squashed over to the left side. It appears to be something about the column-width. Just now we found 2 consecutive revisions of a dataset where the earlier one does not squish, but the second one does. Those ids are: knb-lter-mcr.9.4 (not squished) knb-lter-mcr.9.5 (squished) the difference between the 2 EML docs might help identify the XSLT problem. Both are EML2.1. The main difference between the 2 files is that the second one includes a methods tree. There might be a bug for this already -- if so sorry, I had no luck finding one.

[robyngit]

showInLayerList has been implemented in https://github.com/NCEAS/metacatui/pull/2204

[robyngit]

• See this guide for how we configure Cesium maps in MetacatUI portals, and see the MapConfig for all configuration options.

• The MapAssetConfig shows the configuration options for each layer in a Cesium map (configured as layers in the MapConfig).

• The goal of this issue is to be able to add two more options to that MapAssetConfig:

  • showOpacitySlider - a boolean that determines whether to show an opacity slider for the layer in the layer details panel
  • clickFeatureAction - a string that determines what action to take when a feature is clicked on the layer. Options are showDetails or zoom.

  e.g.

  {
    "label": "Local Stories",
    "layerId": "ls",
    "type": "GeoJsonDataSource",
    "opacity": 0.75,
    "showOpacitySlider": false,
    "clickFeatureAction": "zoom",
    "cesiumOptions": {
                        "data": "https://www.leonetwork.org/en/explore/posts?query=&type=TWEET&type=POST&type=ARTICLE&mode=geojson_compact&region=&polygon=&bbox=&minlat=&maxlat=&near=&radius=&categories=PERMAFROST%7cPermafrost+Change&categories_anyOrAll=ANY&fromdate=&todate="
                    }
  }
  

• The MapAsset model (src/js/models/maps/assets/MapAsset.js) handles the majority of the configuration for each layer in a Cesium map.

• Other models in the src/js/models/maps/assets/ directory are just extensions of the MapAsset model for specific types of layers.

• The LayerDetailsView (src/js/views/maps/LayerDetailsView.js) is responsible for rendering the panel that shows info and controls for each layer, including the opacity slider.

• A quick way to test changes to the map config during development is to directly modify the map config options that are passed to the Map model in the initialize method. For example, you could add the following to the very top of Map.initialize:

      config.layers = [
     {
       "label": "Local Stories",
       "layerId": "ls",
       "type": "GeoJsonDataSource",
       "opacity": 0.75,
       "showOpacitySlider": false,
       "clickFeatureAction": "zoom",
       "cesiumOptions": {
         "data": "https://www.leonetwork.org/en/explore/posts?query=&type=TWEET&type=POST&type=ARTICLE&mode=geojson_compact&region=&polygon=&bbox=&minlat=&maxlat=&near=&radius=&categories=PERMAFROST%7cPermafrost+Change&categories_anyOrAll=ANY&fromdate=&todate="
       }
     }
   ]
  

  Now any Cesium map you load locally will be overridden to show just one "Local Stories" layer with the two new configuration options that we want to use!

[alonakos]

showOpacitySlider implemented in 2482