User Manual
Concepts
Get Started
- Pre-Requisites
- Install the NuGet Package
- Obtain Leaflet
- Obtain a License
- Initialize Mapzania
- Initialize Endpoints
- Adding a JavaScript Reference
- Add a Map to a Web Page
- Add Data to a Map
- Style a Map
- Further Reading
JavaScript Client
- Introduction
- Creating a Map Object
- Customize the Map Toolbar
- Map Events
- Mouse and Drawing Behaviour
- Map Extents
- Refresh/Reset the Map
- Working with Layers
- Displaying Layers
- Working with Layer Data
- Styling Layers
- Transforming Layers
- Working with Features
- Displaying Features
- Styling Features
- Working with the QueryEngine
DotNet Server
Filters
Once a Map has been configured and rendered on a web page, filters can be applied to layers to change the way the map data is returned from the server.
Examples of these filters include:
- Buffering (map features are expanded or shrunk)
- Converting to centroids (map features such as polygons or lines are converted a single point at their centroids).
- Filtering by text (a text statement is used to filter features based on their attribute values)
- Filtering or clipping by geometry (map features that are returned are constrained by other features)
Filters can also be used to with the Mapzania QueryEngine.
See the Transforming Layers section for more information on filtering.
