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Add support for tags: author, cmt, link, keywords, copyright, email #18342
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OsmAnd~ 4.6.0#871m, released: 2023-10-13
video_2023-10-16_16-12-21.mp4 |
Thanks for the proposal. However, this is not what #14618 and I are talking about. Your example is an OsmAnd specific solution using <extension>, which is not helpful when working with other apps and geo tools. We are talking about the standard gpx definition: https://www.topografix.com/gpx_manual.asp that natively should support <url> and <urlname>. But OsmAnd actually seems to actively drop these tags, even though they are defined as standard. |
But, I mean since it is essentially already implemented within <extension> (also works if importing as Favourite), it shouldn't be hard to also include <url> of <gpx> in the option to deliver an url. Just that weird removal of <url> by OsmAnd should be dropped. |
@ceever please add a link(s) to documentation |
The link to the mentioned documentation of GPX is in my comment before. They decided for "url" instead of "link", c'est la vie. I mean what does that even matter? Would that impact the impementation in any way, it is just a word? |
@ceever provided link refers to gpx 1.0 schema, and in the beginning of this document it is stated, that this schema is outdated. |
I don't think it is very complicated, that's just the way it is documented, which is a little cumbersome, I have to admit. But anyhow. I mean if one implements support for a certain file format (GPX), one covers the standards of the file format first to be compatible with other applications, right? I mean it's great that there are these numerous OsmAnd extensions (osmand:color ... etc). But of what use are they as soon as I move out of the OsmAnd universe? Unless, of course, you intentionally wanted to produce incompatibilities and lock users in. But why bother using GPX then in the first place? Wouldn't a proper implementation be to use the existing standards and always fall back onto it if possible, and only if it goes beyond the standard, one relies on the extension part? |
OsmAnd~ 4.6.0#1037m, released: 2023-11-16 Steps to reproduce
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@DmitryAlexei please test original gpx with waypoints extra info this looks as a separate issue |
Yes, that's not the issue I am talking about. The link is supposed to be part of the way point ... POIs with websites as addition. Here the proper example:
Here the gpx: |
To do:
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Do not show |
Display all that inside that file (name, link, desc, author, copyright, extensions) |
file with fixed author and copyright tags - gpx_with_link.zip |
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Description
No matter how I import a gpx file into OsmAnd, I am not able to leverage the or tags if they are present. As far as I understand, OsmAnd even drops this information when importing the GPX.
But url and urlname are part of the standard specification of gpx, so I think they should really be supported natively. And as the user of #14618 wrote: A link "can allow the user to open the link retrieving more information about this point and maybe adding some custom workflow (for example triggering a web page with more information and logic regarding the reached point)"
Steps to reproduce
Create a simple gpx file like this:
Import it into OsmAnd and see how url is drop, by opening the imported file. Or put the file into the tracks folder of OsmAnd and see how no url information is available when selection the waypoints in the map.
Actual result
No url anywhere.
Expected result
Somehow the url should be displayed and also not be deleted from the gpx.
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