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We have integrated the native MapStore's TOCSettings, and the related style editor, inside the client, replacing the previous custo style editor and its custom logic.
Now we have a problem: the style editor doesn't prevent editing the default style for a dataset. If a user inadvertently modify the style of a layer without creating a new one for the specific map, it modifies the style associated with the dataset, affecting all maps (and the dataset preview) where the the dataset is used.
A solutions, proposed by @allyoucanmap, is implementing a configuration for the MS StyleEditor to prevent editing the default style of a datset, which is an information available to MapStore, since it's reported by Geoserver.
It could be named cfg.enableEditDefaultStyle
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We have integrated the native MapStore's TOCSettings, and the related style editor, inside the client, replacing the previous custo style editor and its custom logic.
Now we have a problem: the style editor doesn't prevent editing the default style for a dataset. If a user inadvertently modify the style of a layer without creating a new one for the specific map, it modifies the style associated with the dataset, affecting all maps (and the dataset preview) where the the dataset is used.
A solutions, proposed by @allyoucanmap, is implementing a configuration for the MS StyleEditor to prevent editing the default style of a datset, which is an information available to MapStore, since it's reported by Geoserver.
It could be named
cfg.enableEditDefaultStyle
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: