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Mutli-dataset Selection in Terracotta connect
See original GitHub issueIn the Terracotta Preview App, terracotta connect, you can click and select individual datasets in the table search results. Would it be possible to add ctrl+click and shift+click support in order to view multiple datasets at the same time?
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@mrpgraae your suggestions would fit my use case! I have a simple dataset: non-overlapping layers, same datatype across layer, single band. Keeping the layers active across searches would be nice, but not critical for an initial implementation.
@dionhaefner My javascript fu is also limited, but I will take a look and see if I can get something working.
Sounds good @mccarthyryanc! I suffer from the same JS limitations as @dionhaefner, but I’ll gladly help and give advice if needed.