1. 

   ingjgarciad, Member

   Hi, is posible to use leaflet options in openstreets maps extension?

   Example

   Polygon

   var latlngs = [[37, -109.05],[41, -109.03],[41, -102.05],[37, -102.04]];
   var polygon = L.polygon(latlngs, {color: 'red'}).addTo(map);

   my syntax

   SELECT poligonoCuadrante FROM cuadrante

   Result

   [[[18.920901876484265,-99.19075012207033],[18.920171137797592,-99.18735980987549],[18.917857110881993,-99.19233798980714],[18.920374121086564,-99.19281005859376]]]

   and graphical result (my own system)

   
2. 

   myDBR Team, Key Master

   Sure, why not.

   Run the updater and you can use dbr.openstreetmap.polygon-command. See documentation for more info.

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   myDBR Team
3. 

   ingjgarciad, Member

   Nice, I run the updater build (3858) and test

   select 'dbr.openstreetmap.polygon',latlngs, options
   
   from(
   
   SELECT
   
   '[[18.920901876484265,-99.19075012207033],[18.920171137797592,-99.18735980987549],[18.917857110881993,-99.19233798980714],[18.920374121086564,-99.19281005859376]]' as latlngs, '{color: ''red''}' as options
   
   ) AS q;
   
   select 'dbr.openstreetmap', 'coordinates','',1024,800;

   but not get image

   
4. 

   myDBR Team, Key Master

   The polygons are drawn on top of the existing map (coordinate / heatmap). So you need to have a result set for the dbr.openstreetmap-command (=the result set invokes the actual map).

   In case you just want to show polygons (no coordinates), use an empty result set for the coordinates. In SQL Server you can use TOP(0).

   select 'dbr.openstreetmap', 'coordinates','',1024,800;
   
   select top(0) 0, 0
   
   

   Btw, you might want to run the updater again as we fixed an issue where when multiple maps were drawn on same report with polygons only the initialization of the last one was not working.

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   myDBR Team
5. 

   ingjgarciad, Member

   Nice with update the problem is solved.

   :D

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