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|[[How to access your project's WFS in QGIS|Add the WFS connection]] to your GIS application. | |[[How to access your project's WFS in QGIS|Add the WFS connection]] to your GIS application. | ||
|Edit the data and ensure the end result is valid. (For example: [[neighborhood]]s cannot overlap, and [[ | |Edit the data and ensure the end result is valid. (For example: [[neighborhood]]s cannot overlap, and [[building]]s cannot overlap.) | ||
|Save your edits. | |Save your edits. | ||
|The data will now be updated in the {{software}}. | |The data will now be updated in the {{software}}. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Editing data does not work if your project is in a [[Test_Run|test run]] | * Editing data does not work if your project is in a [[Test_Run|test run]] | ||
* When using a WFS endpoint which only displays partial data (such as the ROADS endpoint for | * When using a WFS endpoint which only displays partial data (such as the ROADS endpoint for buildings), any submitted modification must still be valid across ''all'' data. I.e., even if you can't see other buildings in your GIS application, the modified roads are not allowed to intersect with other buildings in the project in the {{software}}. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[How to modify your project's WFS url to allow transactions to overwrite conflicting data]] | * [[How to modify your project's WFS url to allow transactions to overwrite conflicting data]] | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 7 October 2022
When an external GIS application supports WFS transaction, it is possible to edit the data in a project in a GIS.
It is currently possible to edit geometries and attributes and add new features. It is not possible to remove features.
How to edit project data via WFS:
- Add the WFS connection to your GIS application.
- Edit the data and ensure the end result is valid. (For example: neighborhoods cannot overlap, and buildings cannot overlap.)
- Save your edits.
- The data will now be updated in the Tygron Platform.
Notes
- Editing data does not work if your project is in a test run
- When using a WFS endpoint which only displays partial data (such as the ROADS endpoint for buildings), any submitted modification must still be valid across all data. I.e., even if you can't see other buildings in your GIS application, the modified roads are not allowed to intersect with other buildings in the project in the Tygron Platform.