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Etiquetas de Leaflet de DynamicMapLayer

BillChappell

Tengo un servicio de mapas County ArcServer REST, y quiero etiquetar los polígonos.<\/P>\n

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Esri muestra un buen ejemplo para un servicio de entidades pero no ejemplos para un servicio dinámico.<\/P>\n

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JohnGravois

the easiest thing to do would be to either turn on labels for the layer in the existing service or publish another service with labels.

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BillChappell

Send me an e-mail, I’ll send some commented code …

BTW, I like Carlisle, my parents were there when I went to Ship.

Bill Chappell

ITS Group - GIS Developer

800 North Pearl Street- Room 222

Menards, NY 12204

518-408-0185

William.Chappell@Its.ny.gov<mailto:William.Chappell@Its.ny.gov>

pmckinney

Bill, how have you created dynamic legends from feature services? I saw something on GitHub, but couldn't figure it out.

BillChappell

I like your answer, I've played with leaflet enough that I just now handle a dynamic service as a feature service to enable the better drawing, using color symbology, popups, and dynamic legends. Also putting the labels in a separate service allows you to put them in a layer switcher and the user can turn the layer on/off himself.

pmckinney

Bill,

We've dealt with this issue a few different ways. I'll list them to give you an idea of what you could do.

Publish a map service with labels turned on
Publish a service with the features and a separate service for just the labels
1. If you want the layer to be transparent but not the labels
2. You want the layer to be a feature service due to better drawing

BillChappell

Sometimes the simplest answer is the best, I'm not sure why I was trying to do this the hard way.

JohnGravois

the easiest thing to do would be to either turn on labels for the layer in the existing service or publish another service with labels.

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