ewoudwerkman
commented
1 month ago Also nice catch! Deleting of a polygon of an asset was only done in the frontend, nothing happened in the backend. This is now fixed by adding a deletion event to the polygon of this asset. Fixed in next MapEditor release (24.6)
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
During the drawing of a network, I used the draw asset as a polygon tool to create various clusters. Whilst drawing I made various mistakes (wrong shape, location, asset type) and tried to delete both the asset point and polygon layers. The toolkit lets me delete the polygon and point layers visually. After which I use the draw asset to draw a new (corrected) polygon. When reloading the file the deletion is undone, causing an overlap of old and new polygons and points.
Example of resulting overlapping layers due to incorrect removal
This happens regardless of saving and reloading or restarting the browser/PC/map editor/using a different browser)
Steps to reproduce the problem
Open ESDL map editor
Unzip and open file [ESDL_DenHaag_V2.3.47_ERRORFILE.esdl] in the map editor ESDL_DenHaag_V2.3.47_ERRORFILE.zip
Select 'Delete Layers' in toolbar
Delete (one of the) various incorrect (visible as overlapping) polygons
Check 'Save' on the 'Delete Layers' tooloption
Save ESDL-file to local system
Optionally: remove the EnergySystem from the top right ESDL layers
Close map editor/browser (and restart PC)
Open new ESDL map editor
Load the saved ESDL file
Check if point and polygon layers have been correctly removed.
What should have happened?
The various deleted polygon- and point layers should remain deleted after saving and reloading the ESDL file.
What browsers do you use to access the UI?
Mozilla Firefox
Additional information
No response