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It seems like GeoServer and QGIS Server implementations of GetFeatureInfo differ in a slight way (or, it may be a setting in the WMS options that we haven't found in QGIS project files). Currently, it's almost impossible to click on a WMS layer, served from QGIS Server, and get a hit, due to (what seems to be) zero tolerance.
Fortunately, there's a custom QGIS Server option, documented here, that allows us to send 3 additional parameters that increase the click tolerance. In our case it solves the problem:
My solution will add these parameters to all feature info requests that are sent to a WMS layer where serverType==='qgis'. This will not affect any other layers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems like GeoServer and QGIS Server implementations of GetFeatureInfo differ in a slight way (or, it may be a setting in the WMS options that we haven't found in QGIS project files). Currently, it's almost impossible to click on a WMS layer, served from QGIS Server, and get a hit, due to (what seems to be) zero tolerance.
Fortunately, there's a custom QGIS Server option, documented here, that allows us to send 3 additional parameters that increase the click tolerance. In our case it solves the problem:
My solution will add these parameters to all feature info requests that are sent to a WMS layer where
serverType==='qgis'
. This will not affect any other layers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: