[Users] Accessing Layer Metadata

[Robert Buckley]

Hi,

I would be very interested in seeing your result to this issue. I have been 
planning on doing something for metadata for while. The best I could come up 
with were static html pages loaded through a context menu on the treenode.

A more elegant interactive/automatic solution would be more suitable for keeping 
the metadata up to scratch.


cheers,

Rob

( I´m a Brissle man myself!)



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Von: Antony Scott <Antony.Scott at sustain.co.uk>
An: "users at geoext.org" <users at geoext.org>
Gesendet: Mittwoch, den 3. August 2011, 10:34:35 Uhr
Betreff: [Users] Accessing Layer Metadata


Good morning all
 
I’ve been trying to find a simple way of displaying the metadata for the layers 
I am using in a layer tree. I’ve managed to list all the layers in an ExtJS 
gridPanel, but have not been able to successfully apply a filter to the store – 
this, for example, seems to have no effect on the list, which displays all my 
GeoServer layers:
store.filter([    { 
                                    property     :'keywords', 
                                    value        :'test'}]);
 
Ideally in fact I would like to display – either in a grid, or in the tree 
itself – metadata for only the layers which are shown in the tree.
 
The other option I have looked at is storing the metadata in the SLD, though as 
it relates to the layer rather than the style I would prefer not to do this. 

 
Can anyone point me in the direction of a working example? 
 
Many thanks
 
Antony
 
Antony Scott
 

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