Raster Geoprocessing service
Hiking & ActivitiesRaster Geoprocessing Services: Making Sense of Maps on a Massive Scale Okay, so you’ve got maps, right? But not just any maps – we’re talking about the kind packed with data, the kind that can tell you about everything from the best spots for a new wind farm to how a forest fire is spreading
Changing output layer’s name in QGIS processing plugin
Hiking & ActivitiesNaming Your Layers Like a Pro in QGIS Plugin Development So, you’re building a QGIS processing plugin – awesome! You’re knee-deep in geospatial wizardry, crafting custom algorithms to make GIS tasks a breeze. But let’s face it, those default output layer names QGIS spits out? They’re about as exciting as watching paint dry. “Output layer,”
Widget Expand is not functioning correctly
Hiking & ActivitiesWidget Expansion Woes? Let’s Get Those Widgets Working! Widgets. We love ’em, right? They’re those handy little interactive bits and bobs that make our apps and websites sing. One minute they’re neatly tucked away, the next – BAM! – they expand to reveal all sorts of goodies. But what happens when that “BAM!” turns into
Uncaught typeerror: undefined is not a function
Hiking & ActivitiesUntangling the “TypeError: undefined is not a function” Headache in JavaScript Ah, JavaScript. We love it, we hate it, and sometimes, it throws us curveballs like the dreaded “Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function.” Sound familiar? This error, often cryptic and frustrating, pops up when you try to treat something that isn’t a function
QGIS “template”
Hiking & ActivitiesQGIS Templates: Your Secret Weapon for GIS Success Let’s face it, starting a new GIS project can sometimes feel like Groundhog Day. You’re setting up the same layers, tweaking the same symbology, and wrestling with the same layout issues, over and over. But what if I told you there’s a way to break free from
Points appear in wrong country (QGIS)
Hiking & ActivitiesHelp! My Points Are Lost in Translation (or, Why QGIS Thinks My Data is in Antarctica) Ever had that moment in QGIS where you load your data, expecting to see it nestled nicely in, say, France, only to find it stubbornly planted somewhere near the South Pole? Yeah, it’s happened to the best of us.