How to edit a Measure with QGIS: Difference between revisions
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* In the filter option select your measure, e.g. "Mijn maatregel". | * In the filter option select your measure, e.g. "Mijn maatregel". | ||
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* Now click the "Copy URL" button below to get the WFST endpoint. | * Now click the "Copy URL" button below to get the WFST endpoint. | ||
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* QGIS will show the different layers of the Measure (e.g. buildings, water, terrains). | * QGIS will show the different layers of the Measure (e.g. buildings, water, terrains). | ||
[[File:Qgis-measure.png]] | [[File:Qgis-measure.png|thumb|left|400px]] | ||
* Start editing the layer and when saving the WFS transactions will be sent to the {{software}} updating the measure in your project. | * Start editing the layer and when saving the WFS transactions will be sent to the {{software}} updating the measure in your project. | ||
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Revision as of 10:31, 13 November 2025
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- Create a new measure.
- Select in Measure ribbon export geo data.
- In the filter option select your measure, e.g. "Mijn maatregel".
- Now click the "Copy URL" button below to get the WFST endpoint.
- Open QGIS and add a new WFS layer the URL is in your clipboard, just paste it.
- QGIS will show the different layers of the Measure (e.g. buildings, water, terrains).
- Start editing the layer and when saving the WFS transactions will be sent to the Tygron Platform updating the measure in your project.
