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10 months ago Vijay Karthik - 16.5.2023, 13:31:46
for eg: https://integreat.app/regensburg/de/events/m26-kinderworkshop-kunstbetrieb-cham$2023-05-16
M26 is already a POI.
f1sh1918 - 17.5.2023, 14:18:33
added closed cms issue: https://github.com/digitalfabrik/integreat-cms/issues/2277
cms should deliver a poi link and an address
LeandraH - 17.5.2023, 17:30:59
Turns out CMS do deliver that information, it's just a little hard to find. In the event, we have a location.id, and in the location, we have an id at the top level which is not the one we need (it's from the translation of the POI), we need the location.id in here as well. We should be able to map those to each other.
Timo Ludwig - 17.5.2023, 18:09:55
Although the relationship is already contained in the data via the id, we'll add the link as well to avoid having to retrieve the whole location endpoint just to get the url:
timobrembeck
osmers
dkehne
LeandraH
Vijay Karthik - 16.5.2023, 13:22:48
Motivation
When I post an event at a location already stored in Integreat and use the map function, the location information in the event article does not link directly to the map entry.
Proposed Solution
Upon entering the location data for an event, the location is automatically linked to the already existing POI. The users can click on the link and view the location on the map.
User Story
As a municipality CMS user, I want the location information in the event article to be directly linked to the map entry, when the entry already exists, so that I need not enter any additional text and links in the editor form everytime.
Additional Context
Linked issues:
Depends on: