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The Project Center includes the central and frequently used functions for WebOffice core Client. These include any configured project switches, available map views, Geo Bookmarks, available scale levels, and the full text search.

 

 

Project switch

Optional configured project switches can be carried out simply by selecting the desired project. Depending on the appropriate configuration, it is possible to pass the current map extent to the new project.

 

Note: General information about project linking can be found in the chapter Project Linking.

Note: In the chapter List of Projects  you will find informations to define the projects to be used for the project linking.

 

View

If several map views have been configured, the views can be changed by selecting the desired map view from the drop-down menu at View. The list of views in this drop-down menu is based on the configuration of List of Map View-Categories.

 

Note: More information concerning the configuration of Map Views can be found in the following chapter Map Views.

Note: Since WebOffice 10.8 SP2 it is possible to search Map Views and set Favorites.

 

Users have the possibility to add pre-configured views to their own favorites via configuration. Using a star symbol next to the view name, this view can be added to the personal favorites. This adds the category "Favorites" to the list of view categories, which is then displayed above the list. This requires at least one view that has been marked as a favorite. Furthermore, a button for saving the favorites in the User Profile is offered. Depending on how the Map views switch type (core client) is configured in map views, the favorites are displayed. There are two different types: Value list and Accordion.

 

 

Note: To add a view, the corresponding category must be unfolded.

Note: The list of background maps is not considered.

Note: The selection of favorites of the map views is only possible in the WebOffice core Client.

 

Basemaps

If a switch of basemaps has been configured, this can be done by selecting the desired basemap from the drop-down menu. The list of basemap views in this drop-down menu is based on the configuration of List of basemap views.

 

 

Note: For more details on configuring basemap views, see chapter Basemaps.

Note: For more details on configuring a List of basemap views, see the chapter List of basemap views.

 

Bookmarks

Bookmarks (Geo-Bookmarks) are areas configured in the project, that can be used for fast navigation to a certain frequently used destination area. Bookmarks are configured in the respective project. In addition, a Bookmark of the entire project area is automatically added to allow fast navigation.

 

 

Bookmarks are configured in the respective project and by moving the mouse over a Bookmark a preview of the area in the overview map and the main map can be displayed.

Note: More details to that you can find in chapter List of Geo-Bookmarks 

 

 

 

 

The logged in user can define his own custom bookmarks, provided (a) WebOffice usermanagement is active and (b) the storage of user-specific bookmarks is enabled in the project configuration. The created bookmarks are only available to the logged in user and will be reloaded at the next start of the project.

 

Note: If no bookmarks are configured and no user-specific bookmarks are available for the logged in user, and user-specific bookmarks are not allowed to be saved, the bookmarks area is not displayed at all.

 

 

 

Note: Bookmarks are stored in a login-related user profile information on the server and are read at the start of the project. These bookmarks are available in the list of other bookmarks for the user who created them.

Note: For more information on permitting/denying storage of user-specific bookmarks in the <%WEBAUTHOR% see chapter List of Geo-Bookmarks.

 

 

Scale

In the WebOffice core client either a list of discrete scales can be provided or the user can set the scale individually. Basically, in order to ensure better control and higher map quality, a number of discrete scales should be used.

 

 

 

Note: For more information on the general concept of scales, refer to the chapter Layer Scale Ranges and Scales.

Note: For more information on configuring scale levels, refer to the chapter Map Collection.

 

 

Full-Text Search (Quicksearch)

In addition, the  WebOffice core client offers the possibility to use a Full-Text Search. The Full-Text Search consists of a fast and comfortable search over several layers of a project.

The user has two different ways to search within the project:

▪Global full-text search

▪Thematic full-text search

 

The Global Full-Text Search searches all existing and indexed layers in the project for the customized input in the  WebOffice core Client.

 

 

 

The Thematic Full-Text Search searches a specific layer for the custom input in the WebOffice core Client.

 

 

Note: To make the Full-Text Search available, the Full Text Search application must be installed first. Make sure that all necessary components are installed and read the chapter WebOffice FTS-Index for all necessary information.

Note: General settings related to Full-Text Search are configured in the Application Configuration. For detailed information, see chapter  Full-Text-Search and its subchapters.

Note: A complete tutorial for implementing Full-Text Search in a WebOffice 10.8 SP2 project can be found in the chapter WebOffice FTS-Index (Administrative Computer).

Note: For more information on configuring a Thematic Full-Text Search, refer to the chapter Thematic Full-Text Search.