| Projections |
Coordinate Reference Systems to use (such as EPSG-3857) when displaying a map (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map_projection).
Available Projections must be defined as a Reference Value in the "Projection"
Reference Type.
You can define two types of Projections: Alias (define a Projection using another name) or Conversion (define a conversion string to convert one reference system to another). Different Projections provide different accuracy in different regions. Projections defined with conversion strings lets LabVantage know how to convert between the different Projections. | Property Name | Description | | Projection | Projection to be configured ("Projection" Reference Type). | | Number of Decimals | Number of Decimals used to define the Coordinates. This defines the accuracy of the coordinates (such as when selecting a point on the map). | | Type | Whether the Projection is an Alias or a Conversion.
| Property Name | Description | | Alias | The Projection is configured as an Alias of another Projection.
For example, EPSG:3067 is also known as ETRS-TM35FIN (Alias). Add "ETRS-TM35FIN" as a Reference Type, then also add it as a Projection (ETRS-TM35FIN), then define it as an "Alias Of" EPSG:3067. Define the Alias in the "Alias Of" field below. | | Conversion | The Projection converts point coordinates from one coordinate system to another.
For example, to support the coordinate system EPSG:3067 first add "EPSG:3067" as a Reference type, then also add it as a Projection (EPSG:3067), then define the Conversion string. The EPSG:3067 conversion string is: +proj=utm +zone=35 +ellps=GRS80 +units=m +no_defs Define the conversion string in the "Conversion" field below. |
| | Alias Of | The Projection (Reference Type) for which you want to define the Alias. | | Conversion | The Conversion string. |
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| Sources |
The source of the Map.
"Open Street Maps" is provided OOB.
"Bing Maps" are
configured, but disabled (Visit https://www.microsoft.com/maps/Licensing/options.aspx or https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff701702.aspx to learn about obtaining a Bing Maps REST Service API for the Imagery API). Optionally define maps using a Web Map Tile Service (WMTS). These properties configure the maps based on the source. | Property Name | Description | | Source | Define map properties by source.
| Property Name | Description | | Id | Identifies a map configuration based on the source. | | Type | The source (such as Open Street Maps or Bing Maps). | | WMTS Properties | Properties for defining a Web Map Tile Service.
| Property Name | Description | | URL to Capabilities.xml | The URL to the WMTS definition capabilities.xml which defines the layers. | | Replace string properties | It is possible to replace strings in the URL to the capabilities.xml, such as pointing out to a proxied server.
| Property Name | Description | | From | Original String. | | To | String to replace. |
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| | Bing Options | When using Bing Maps as the source enter the API key. | | Open Street Maps | Properties for Open Street Maps.
| Property Name | Description | | Opaque | Whether or not the layer is Opaque. The default is true. | | Max Zoom | The maximum zoom. The default is 19. | | Custom URL template | The URL template. Must include {x}, {y} or {-y}, and {z} placeholders. The default is https://{a-c}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png |
| | Layers | Each map provider can provide multiple layers. For example, Bing Maps
supports
different Imagery Sets which can be
configured as different layers (such as Streets, Satellite).
Define layer properties based on provider (source). | Property Name | Description | | title | Source for which properties are defined. | | Active | Whether or not Layers are active. | | Opacity | The opacity of the layer, defined by a number between 0 (not visible) and 1. | | Imagery Set for BING maps | Choose the Imagery Set to use when displaying Bing Maps.
Choose:
| Property Name | | Aerial | | Aerial with Labels | | Road |
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| | WMS Source | Define the source for a WMS (Web Mapping Service).
For more information, see http://openlayers.org/en/latest/apidoc/ol.source.TileWMS.html
| Property Name | Description | | Url | Specify the WMS URL. | | Attributions | Attributions test shown in the map. | | Cache Size | Cache size. The default is 2048. | | Cross Origin | The Cross Origin attribute for loaded images. | | Projection | Projection used. | | Serve Type | The type of remote WMS server. Currently only used when hidpi is true. The default is undefined. | | Wrap X | Whether or not to wrap the world horizontally. When set to "False", only one world will be rendered. | | Parameters | WMS request parameters. | Root Properties | | Key | Key for parameter. | | Value | Value for parameter. |
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| | View | Properties that determine how the Map displays when loaded.
| Property Name | Description | | Auto Zoom on load | Whether or not to zoom the view to all points when the map loads. | | Base Projection | The Projection on the map on which conversions are based. | | Minimum Zoom | The minimum zoom level used to determine the resolution constraint. The default is 0. | | Maximum Zoom | The maximum zoom level used to determine the resolution constraint. The default is 28. | | Rotation | The initial rotation for the view in radians (positive rotation clockwise) The default is 0. | | Zoom Factor | The zoom factor used to determine the resolution constraint. The default is 2. | | Default Zoom level | Zoom level used to calculate the initial resolution for the view. | | Center | The initial center for the view. The coordinate system for the center is specified with the projection option. | | Resolutions | Resolutions to determine the resolution constraint. | | Geolocate Mode | Whether or not Geolocation is available:
| Property Name | Description | | Enabled | Geolocation is always available. | | Disabled | Geolocation is never available. | | Automatic | Is available and turned on or off using an icon displayed in the Map.
In this mode the geolocation is disabled when using Google Chrome and when the connection is not secure. This is due to Chrome not supporting geolocation on nonsecure connections. |
| | Default icon size | Icon size for Icons coming from LabVantage Image Library. |
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| Pins |
Pin style properties.
To define a new Pin style you must first add the Pin style as a Reference Value in the "Pinstyle"
Reference Type.
| Property Name | Description | | Pin styles | Configure different pin styles as Map Markers. Different pin styles can represent the status of a particular column (such as Specification, Failure). Define properties for each Pin style Reference Type.
| Property Name | Description | | Id | The "Pinstyle" Reference Type you want to configure. | | title | title to display in the map legend (Specification). | | Enabled | Whether or not this pin style is enabled. | | Column Id | The specific Column id represented by the pin. The column is one either already configured on the List Element or added using the Extra Column configuration (below). | | Default Icon | Defines a default pin style.
If no value is defined in the Column Id the Default Icon displays. The Default Icon also displays if there is no Column Value match in the Icons collection (below). | Property Name | Description | | title in Legend | title to display in the map legend. | | Default Icon | Icon to display as the default marker. | | Default Selected Icon | Icon to display when the pin is selected. | | Opacity | Opacity of the icon. Default is 1. Values between 0 and 1. | | Anchor X position | The X-position for the anchor point. This value is in the units defined in the setting "Anchor X units". Defaults to the center of the icon. | | Anchor X units | Units in which the anchor x value is specified. A value of "Fraction" indicates the x value is a fraction of the icon. A value of "Pixels" indicates the x value in pixels. The default is "Fraction". | | Anchor Y position | The Y-position for the anchor point. This value is In the units defined in the setting "Anchor Y units". Defaults to center of icon. | | Anchor Y units | Units in which the anchor y value is specified. A value of "Fraction" indicates the y value is a fraction of the icon. A value of "Pixel"' indicates the y value in pixels. The default is "Fraction". | | Anchor Origin | Origin of the anchor: bottom-left, bottom-right, top-left or top-right. The default is top-left. |
| | Icons | Define properties for configured pins.
Configuring pins based on a Column Value allows LabVantage to match a Column Value (failed spec) with a specific pin Icon (red). | Property Name | Description | | Column Value | Column value associated with this Icon (failed, pass). | | title in Legend | title to display in the map legend. | | Icon | Icon to display as the pin. | | Selected Icon | Icon to display when the pin is selected. | | Opacity | Opacity of the icon. Default is 1. Values between 0 and 1. | | Anchor X position | The X-position for the anchor point. In the units defined in the setting "Anchor X units". Defaults to the center of the icon. | | Anchor X units | Units in which the anchor x value is specified. A value of "Fraction" indicates the x value is a fraction of the icon. A value of "Pixels" indicates the x value in pixels. The default is "Fraction". | | Anchor Y position | The Y-position for the anchor point. In the units defined in the setting "Anchor Y units". Defaults to center of icon. | | Anchor Y units | Units in which the anchor y value is specified. A value of "Fraction" indicates the y value is a fraction of the icon. A value of "Pixel"' indicates the y value in pixels. The default is "Fraction". | | Anchor Origin | Origin of the anchor: bottom-left, bottom-right, top-left or top-right. The default is top-left. |
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| Extra Columns |
Additional columns to be represented by a pin style.
Extra Columns
must first be defined as a Reference Value in the "MapExtraColumns" Reference Type. Configure the Extra Columns
you would like to represent with a Pin style.
To determine which pin style to display, the system will fetch one SDI (via a reverse foreign key relationship) by doing a query to the database for every main SDI. The default configuration includes fetching the latest collected Sample for every Sample Point. This enables LabVantage to show the pin style for each Sample Point based on the latest Sample taken from that Sample Point. | Property Name | Description | | Id | Unique identifier for the "Extra Column" you want to represent with a Pin style. | | Primary SDC | The Primary SDC with which the Extra
Column is associated. For example, if you want a Pin style to represent Sample Points, containing Samples with Failed Specifications, "Sample Point" is defined as the Primary SDC and "Sample" is defined as the Extra Column SDC (below). | | Extra Column SDC | The SDC with which the Extra Column is associated. | | Link Id | The foreign key link id in SDC Link. | | Restrictive Where | The restrictive where can be used to limit SDIs to be fetched. For example, limit to samples that have been collected. | | Order By | The order by columns that define which SDI is selected. | | Columns | Columns to display when the Pin is clicked (or on hover).
| Property Name | Description | | Identifier | Unique identifier for this item. | | Column | The Column to display. | | title | Text displayed on the column header. | | Mode | Whether or not the column is displayed. | | Tip | Tooltip for the column value. This supports value substitution. | | Width | Width of the column in pixels. | | Alignment | Horizontal position within the SDI list column (left, middle, or
right). | | Return Value | Use this only if you are using this page as a Lookup Page. A value
of Yes returns the key value of the selected column. For example,
when you choose a Sample on a Lookup Page, this would return the keyid1
(sampleid). | | Link | If you are using this page as an SDI List Page and want items in
the column to be hyperlinks, specify these values:
| Property Name | Description | | Toolbar Button Id | This enables the hyperlink to provide the option to edit
by linking the hyperlink to the specified toolbar button. When
set, this enables editing using the toolbar button rather than
the link. This allows the hyperlink to inherit all aspects of
the referenced toolbar button. If the button is hidden for security
reasons, the hyperlink is not functional. This allows the OOB
setting for all view KeyId hyperlinks to reference the Edit
button rather than the popup View button. Use of the Edit button
is more functional then simply viewing a readonly page. If the
button uses Departmental Security and the security check fails,
editing defaults to the hyperlink. | | HRef | Destination of the link, specified as a call to the Request
Controller. For syntax rules and guidelines, see Request
Controller and Variables. | | Target | Name of the window in which the linked page opens. You can
enter any name here, and the new window (browser instance) will
automatically assume that name. If you do not specify a target,
the linked page opens in the current window. | Tip | Popup text displayed on mouseover. | | New Window Width | Overrides the default window width of 800px. If the target
is _blank or view, this opens a new window. | | New Window Height | Overrides the default window height of 600px. If the target
is _blank or view, this opens a new window. | | Open In Sapphire Dialog | Opens a LabVantage dialog rather
than a browser window. If the target is _blank or view, this
opens a new window. |
| | Display Value | Values displayed in place of the corresponding retrieved values.
Separate each with a semicolon. For example, if you retrieve values
from the createby column, you could specify JDrake=JD. All values
retrieved as JDrake would then be displayed as JD. This works only
if you replace the entire retrieved string (it does not work on partial
strings). | | Pseudo Column | A "pseudocolumn" is a column that is rendered on the page, but
does not exist in the SDC. Do not choose a database columnid when
specifying a pseudocolumn. If you want to access this pseudocolumn
using a JavaScript function or another pseudocolumn, specify an identifier
of your own choice.
This value you enter can be HTML or a Variable.
For example: | • | If you enter an HTML image tag, then specify a link (using
the Link URL property above), the image becomes a hyperlink. | | • | If you use a variable, the variable must point to one of the
columns defined by the Column
Id property. In this case, you can hide the actual column
so that only the pseudocolumn is displayed. For example, you
could specify Date: [moddt] to display the date and time
a Sample was last modified (such as Date: 8/1/2003 15:36:24),
but only if you have previously chosen moddt as one of
the columns to be rendered. |
| | Date Format | The format in which to display the date. | | Translate Value | Whether or not to translate the value to the User's language. |
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