I'm having trouble with displaying json data in a table. I am working on a map that shows data wich is directly exported as a geojson file from Openstreetmap via overpass-turbo.eu. This means that every point has different features. I want to show as much information in the popup as possible, but keep unessesary information out of the table, plus I want the links to be clickable. This is my code so far, that provides a basic table view of each point. Here is a demo: http://stefang.cepheus.uberspace.de/stackexample/
function everyPoint (feature, layer){
var popupcontent = [];
for (var prop in feature.properties) {
popupcontent.push("<tr><td>" +prop + ": </td><td>" + feature.properties[prop].replace(";", ", ") + "</td></tr>");
}
var innerTable = popupcontent.join("");
layer.bindPopup(
"<h1>" +feature.properties.name +"</h1>"
+"<table>" +innerTable + "</table>"
+"<p> Old or outdated data? Change it on <a href='http://openstreetmap.org/" +feature.id +"'> on openstreetmap.org</a>.</p>"
);
};
L.geoJson(karlsruhe, {
onEachFeature: everyPoint
}).addTo(map);
I want to do three things here:
- Hide unnessesary data, basically @ID, Shop:Farm
- Switch URLs to hyperlinks, mainly website and contact.website
- Show everything else as a text in the table
I tried to solve this with a simple if-statement, but only the else block runs:
var popupcontent = [];
for (var prop in feature.properties) {
if (prop == "id" ){
//do nothing
}
else if (prop == "website"){
popupcontent.push("<tr><td>" +prop + ": </td><td>" + "<a link href='" + feature.properties[prop] + "'></a></td></tr>");
}
else {
popupcontent.push("<tr><td>" +prop + ": </td><td>" + feature.properties[prop].replace(";", ", ") + "</td></tr>");
}
}
I believe there is something wrong with the statement in the if function, but I can't figure it out. Thanks for any help :)