#Assetic myData
#Application Link
#Link-Out from Pozi
Assetic myData is a Windows application that supports linking via a URL protocol handler.
For any selected asset feature, Pozi users can click a link to launch the myData application which displays the asset's details.
An example link for myData looks like this:
mydata://action=goto&assetCategory=Buildings&assetID=BD0021
For any PC on which a URL protocol handler has been installed, clicking this link will launch the myData application.
Layer Properties > Fields > Field Calculator > Create virtual field:
- Output field name:
Application Link
- Output field type:
Text (string)
- Expression:
For more information, see the instructions for working with virtual fields.
The mydata
protocol
Because the mydata
URL prefix is a non-standard link, it is whitelisted within the Pozi application so that it can be displayed as a clickable link. If you're using the examples on this page as the basis for setting up a new protocol handler, contact Pozi Support to have it added to the Pozi whitelist.
Buildings
Bridges
Civil
Culverts
Drains
FleetPlantAndEquipment
Kerbs
ParkInfrastructure
Parks
Pathways
Pits
PlayEquipment
Playgrounds
Runways
SealedRoads
StreetFurniture
#Data Link
When a user selects an asset feature in the Pozi map, the feature's Asset_ID
value can be used to look up details for that feature from a child dataset, such as a non-spatial table of asset, maintenance or inspection details.
Add the non-spatial myData table to your QGIS project, enable it for WFS, and add the following keyword metadata:
Layer Properties > QGIS Server > Keyword list:
Assumptions in this example:
- the parent spatial table is named
Roads
- the id field in the parent spatial table is named
Asset_ID
- the id field in the non-spatial myData table is named
assetID
- if there is only one record per asset in the non-spatial table, it is useful to use
promoteDetails=true
to display the details automatically when the parent feature is selected
Adjust accordingly if your data differs.