I was trying to create my own map server for marble and could not get it working. I tried the Google maps at https://github.com/freayd/marble-maps/ and had the same issue. The Google Maps has a URL definition of: <downloadUrl protocol="http" host="mt1.google.com" path="/vt?lyrs=m&x={x}&y={y}&z={zoomLevel}" /> I placed some print statements within ServerLayout.cpp at function CustomServerLayout::downloadUrl() and the above definition returns an example of: http://mt3.google.com/vt%3Flyrs=m&x=1&y=5&z=3 It seems that the "?" character has been replaced with "%3F" (a correct conversion, but using this link does not work. Replacing the "%3F" with the "?" character seems to fix the problem. I added the code: urlStr.replace( "%3F", "?"); So... should the substitution of "?" to "%3F"be done at this level in the code? Should another character be used within the <downloadUrl> XML syntax? Any thoughts? Thanks. Shane
I'm currently using Marble 17.12, but this issue seems to go back to at least 15.04. It may be a change to Qt that has triggered this.
Okay, I think I have this solved. I forgot that "downloadUrl" has an "query" attribute. So changing the download definition to the following fixes the issue: <downloadUrl protocol="http" host="mt1.google.com" path="/vt" query="lyrs=m&x={x}&y={y}&z={zoomLevel}" /> I'll send an email to the marble google maps github team to get this updated. This ticket can/should be closed.
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