NZTopo
Questions answered by this recipe
How do I display on a PmWiki page part of a topographic map of New Zealand using the official LINZ's 1:50,000 / Topo50 and 1:250,000 / Topo250 maps, as well as 1:25,000 / Topo25 maps for some of the offshore islands?
Description
This recipe generates the markup for topomap.co.nz's ability to share and embed the topo map
Simple use cases
You can use Ape: Automagical PmWiki Embed to embed a map frame from NZ Topo Map, and embed GPX or KML traces.
To embed a map frame from NZTopoMap, find thelocation on the website, click on "Share Map", in the sidebar near the top click on the button after "Copy link to share map".
- Place this link in the page, and wrap it with
%embed%...%%
or%map%...%%
wikistyle: %map height=400px% [[ https://www.topomap.co.nz/NZTopoMap?v=2&ll=-41.315866,174.811448&z=15 | my map]] %%
If the link URL contains "&pin=1" but not "&lbl=", then link text will become the label of the pin.
To embed GPX or KML tracks, attach them to the page with [[Attach:sample.gpx]]
or otherwise link to them, then wrap them in the wikistyles "map nztopo":
%map nztopo% Attach:traceroute.kml %%
Installation
- download
2022-02-22-nztopo.phpΔ
- copy to the
/cookbook/
directory asnztopo.php
- add to
config.php
the lineinclude_once("$FarmD/cookbook/nztopo.php");
- optionally add CSS styles to
local.css
Usage
Place the directive, as described below, in your PmWiki page.
You can specify a locale as a decimal WGS84 latitude and longitude (ll
), in NZTMΔ coordinates (nzne
), as a Topo50 map reference (mapref
), or specify a publicly accessible the URL of a gpx or kml file to overlay on the map (kml, gmx
).
The scale of the map, but not the image, will automatically resize to the area covered by the kml / gpx data, or you can optionally specify the map zoom factor and the image size (height and width) to control the area of the map shown.
You can specify bounds of an area, by latitude and longitude (llbs
), or NZTM coordinates (nzbs
).
The recipe will resize the map image based on the size of the rectangle defined by the bounds and the zoom scale factor.
You can optionally specify to show a pin marker (pin
), and again optionally show a tool tip label for the marker (label
).
The recipe provides a page variable {$NZTopoVersion}
which contains the current version, and $NZTopo
for a (:if enabled NZTopo:)
recipe installation check.
Configuration
To select the map area:
(:nztopo ll=latitude,longitude
llbs=latitude,longitude;latitude,longitude[;latitude,longitude...]
nzne=northing,easting
nzbs=northing,easting;northing,easting[;northing,easting...]
mapref=mapref
To specify a route, url must be quoted:
kml="url" gpx="url"
height=pixels width=pixels pin=1 label="string" zoom=number float=left|right clear=both|right|left:)
ll=
-- centre point of the map as a decimal latitude,longitudellbs=
-- decimal latitude longitude bounds: latitude,longitude;latitude,longitude[;latitude,longitude...]nzne=
-- centre point of the map as an NZTM northing,eastingnzbs=
-- NZTM bounds: northing,easting;northing,easting[;northing,easting...]mapref=
-- NZ Topo50 grid reference,AAxxxyyy
, e.g.BN33991890
Only one of: ll; llbs; nzne; nzbs; mapref; can be specified.
kml=
-- URL to kml/GeoRSS file, orkml=
-- wiki filenamegpx=
-- URL to gpx file, orgpx=
--wiki filename
Only one of: kml; gpx; can be specified
height=
-- image height in pixels, default is 150width=
-- image width in pixels, default is 300float=
-- float image to left or rightclear=
-- clear image to left, right, or bothraw=
-- raw=1 for DropBox filespin=
-- show pin (1)label=
-- tool tip label for pinzoom=
-- scale factor for map (5 to 15), zoom is ignored when bounds parameters are suppliedcaption=
-- text string caption for map
config.php
settings
You can change the default zoom factor by using the variable $NZTopoZoom
in config.php
. For example
$NZTopoZoom = 10; # set default zoom factor for NZTopo directive
By default clicking on the maps opens a full screen map in a new browser tab. You can change this as follows
$NZTopoNewwin = 0; # set open in new window flag for NZTopo directive
CSS
You can add CSS similar to this to local.css
.
/* CSS for NZTopo recipe */ .nztopo { margin: 0.5rem; } .nztopoframe { border-radius: 0.5rem; }
Notes
For the bounds llbs
and nzbs
parameters only two coordinates need to be supplied, but they take any number of coordinates.
If a user had a bunch of coordinates they're interested in they don't need to manually calculate the two corner points to pass in themselves.
Passing in all of them and allows the map work out what the bounding box is, e.g. they might have 10 waypoints from a tramp - they can just pass all 10 coordinates in and the map will adjust its bounds to make sure all 10 waypoint coordinates are visible.
Zoom 5 to 12 show the Topo250 map series and zoom 13 to 15 show the Topo50.
The API for specifying a gpx file differs from that for specifying a kml file. See the recipe's code for the extra handling required to use the API with a kml file.
Use a recipe version earlier than 2022-01-07 for PHP versions earlier than PHP 7.
Web server
For this recipe to work your web server must be able to serve gpx
and kml
files.
You will need to add the media types
- kml =
application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml
- gpx =
application/gpx+xml
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Change log / Release notes
2022-02-22 can attach wiki files (thanks Petko), strings must be quoted 2022-01-15 filename can now be a PmWiki page name, revise quoted string regex 2022-01-07 strict_types=1, use type hints, use <figure>, implement caption 2021-06-18 Fix incorrect placement of "-" in regex for PHP 7.4; 2021-04-21 Caption, inline-block 2018-07-10 Don't generate zoom parameter when llbs or nzbs 2018-05-14 Call topomap with https 2018-05-12 Make PHP 7.2 compatible 2015-07-01 gpx and kml now work, improve code, production ready 2014-08-09 Make PHP 5.5 compatible
See also
Contributors
- special thanks to Gavin Harriss for NZ Topo Map
- special thanks to Petko for the DownloadUrl function
Comments
See discussion at NZTopo-Talk?
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