OSM geolocations are defined by two numerical data (i.e. 52.580285, 13.401258). Is it possible to add this data manually while editing an item? Sometimes its easier to copy this data from the OSM map or to copy for multiple items.
I’ve multiple photos forteh same building. The visual marking on the map is never exact the same if it is marked for several items related to the same building. It makes sense for me to add the URL direct in a field.
Hi @ralfh!
Yes you can, at least for single values. In fact it is a bit of a hidden, easter-egg feature, but if you click on the “Add” button in the GeoCoordinate input it will offer you the two input fields, one for Latitude and another for Longitude. If you paste the entire string “52.580285, 13.401258” into the first field, Tainacan will split that string and then put the second value in the second field. I was very proud to implement that ![]()
This is as fun as it gets, for more complex multiple inputs I would suggest using the CSV Importer flow to update items.
I like such easter eggs.
Can you give me an advice how it works? If I click on the +Add-Icon I didn’t get the input fields.
I got it. I didn’t try to click on the existing marker first.
Thanks.
