I ended up using ogr2ogr (which is already shipped with QGIS) and with which
I was able to develop a Download button that can export the WFS to
Shapefile, CSV, DXF, and KML.
I think this is the best solution (although I had to write a little PHP
script in order to do that) because it's basically
Alessandro Pasotti-2 wrote
> On Thu, Dec 13, 2018 at 3:02 PM umbertofilippo
> umbertofilippo@
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> wrote:
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>> umbertofilippo wrote
>> > Is it possible to do it somewhere in the server
>> > configurations, or should I implement it myself?
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umbertofilippo wrote
> Is it possible to do it somewhere in the server
> configurations, or should I implement it myself?
Replying myself with some findings.
I guess, if it is not feasible QGIS Server side, I can implement it with
ogr2ogr, or maybe use something already done (like
Hello All,
I am trying to find a way to download the features from a WFS coming from a
QGIS SERVER I own as Shapefile format.
The Capabilities are these:
https://www.wondermap.it/cgi-bin/qgis_mapserv.fcgi?=/home/ubuntu/qgis/projects/Demo_sci_WMS/demo_sci.qgs=WFS=1.1.0=GetCapabilities.
From
I seem not to understand how to deactivate the mail receiving.
I did all what I was supposed to do by logging in and selecting
disabled in the mail delivery tab.
Then I set the digest mode to on as to receive a bundle, but still I
am receiving lot of mails anyway...
Is there anything else I
Hello.
I've been using qgis since a long time.
With the new version (2.4) I can't edit my polygons with the reshape
features tool because it rises an unknown exception.
I know this is a bug (see hub.qgis.org
https://hub.qgis.org/issues/10999). Anyway, it seems they are trying
to fix this
release I suggest you to find a workaround, just
reshape at higher scales and/or setting the reshape line not so near
the polygon border (if it make sense)
Another workaround is changing the projection to work to higher scale.
regards, Luigi Pirelli
On 20 October 2014 10:25, umbertofilippo
