Dear All,
I am experiencing a strange behavior of the tool identify.
I loaded into my layer tree a number of raster and shapes, and when I click on a point where multiple maps are superimposed (therefore I am expecting to get a value for each of the maps) I cannot get all the values I need.
As an example I have a polygon shapefile and two rasters. If I place both rasters below the polygon shapefile in the layer tree I can get the value from all the three layers.
If I rise one of the rasters above the polygon shapefile in the layer tree I cannot get the value for this raster unless I am clicking outside the polygon covered areas.
Similar behavior when I deal with a number of shapefiles. I get results only for the top most when expecting values from all of them.
I am working with changeset 74527
In previous version I didn't experience this behavior
Thank you
Oscar
Comments: ** Comment from web user: mogikanin **
I am experiencing a strange behavior of the tool identify.
I loaded into my layer tree a number of raster and shapes, and when I click on a point where multiple maps are superimposed (therefore I am expecting to get a value for each of the maps) I cannot get all the values I need.
As an example I have a polygon shapefile and two rasters. If I place both rasters below the polygon shapefile in the layer tree I can get the value from all the three layers.
If I rise one of the rasters above the polygon shapefile in the layer tree I cannot get the value for this raster unless I am clicking outside the polygon covered areas.
Similar behavior when I deal with a number of shapefiles. I get results only for the top most when expecting values from all of them.
I am working with changeset 74527
In previous version I didn't experience this behavior
Thank you
Oscar
Comments: ** Comment from web user: mogikanin **
Yes, this strange behavior was added between 1.5 and 1.6. I believe that this behavior is incorrect. Try changeset 74543.