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Download Leaflet page #151
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From what I read, it seems you want to download some kind of leaflet html code with layers embedded? Is this specification ok?
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@boney-bun have you started on this? Should be a simple variation of the iframe and embed widget downloads |
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passed test although it is incomplete (#365), let's get this delivered |
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Download ready to use leaflet page which references a layer via tile service. The implementation here would make it trivial to add a map hosted by GeoNode in a different web site. JavaScript references will be done using CDN (Content Distribution Network) references so that there are no local hosting requirements and the html can be directly inserted into a content management system. Implemented for QGIS Backend only.
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