I KNOWN ISSUES 1 - this.parent.datasets in the map widget seems to be empty at the moment of the removal of datasets from the table view 2 - the lineroverlay widget edit form workflow is currently written in javascript
II INSTRUCTIONS
1 - jQuery Multi
- copy and rename
2 - activate the geobrowser module - in ur webbrowser go to ?q=admin/modules and activate the mpiwg_geobrowser module - ull now find an item 'mpiwg geobrowser' in the root of the administration menu
3 - content creation - in ur webbrowser go to ?q=node/add/mpiwg-geobrowser - at the bottom click on 'Customize this page' and add/arrange content panes of the group 'mpiwg geobrowser' - therere pure displaying widgets - map, charts, table etc - data source widgets - u can choose a kml file or the view of an adopted (drupal data module) mysql table as a data source - in mysql mode u can then map the platin.js fields to the fields of the view; u can also decide the respective view table itself to be displayed or excluded from display - pay attention to the entire form, especially in mysql mode! u need to define both a regular view (by selecting the actual view) as well as a json view (by providing its page path) - an entity can have several data sources, also of different types (so u can mix kml with mysql) - lineoverlay widget - after having added datasources to ur panel view, u can add a lineoverlay widget - in the lineoverlays edit form u will see a list of available geotemco datasets and the available fields - since drupal doesnt allow to access the content of the other panes within the php code of a ctools content types edit form, this workflow had to be written in javascript, thereby forbidding the provision of select boxes due to drupals form security policy
III DETAILS 1 - version 2 now sets up the content type "mpiwg-geobrowser" and automatically panelizes its nodes (see dependency panelizer) - hence, we can still use the panels ipe while having the lean cck workflow for the geobrowser entities