Viewing photos

REQUIREMENTS
Permission	All User Levels
Connectivity	Online only

This document describes how to view photos in the location catalog of your operation.

Step-by-step description

1.	Fig. 1: Administration menu for operation administrator Select 'Location Catalog' from the administration menu (cog wheel) (Fig. 1).
2.	Fig. 2: Location catalog screen The location catalog screen (Fig. 2) shows your location hierarchy tree and a map. NOTE Please note that depending on your connectivity and the size of your location catalog, it might take a while to load your entire location catalog. A message will indicate the location catalogue is downloading.
3.	Expand the location hierarchy tree as required by clicking on the little plus (+) signs left of locations that contain other locations and click to navigate to the location you would like to edit. The locations are sorted by location type first and alphabetic location name second. Alternatively you can search your location catalog by clicking on the button at the top of the location tree.
4.	Fig. 3: Location map in editing mode Right click on the the location you want to view photos for. Select the View Photos option. This will open a new window with the first or only photo displayed and thumbnails for all the photos for this location at the bottom of the page. A zoom option is available by clicking on the zoom icon in the top left of the window. (Fig. 3). Related documents Location catalog overview Location types and symbology Location hierarchy Adding locations to the location catalog Creating the geometry of a new location using the available drawing tools Importing the geometry of a location from a KML file Editing locations in the location catalog Editing the geometry of an existing location using the available drawing tools Importing the geometry of a location from a KML file Deleting locations from the location catalog Changing the hierarchy among your locations Searching for a location in the location catalog Viewing photos Downloading your location catalog as a KML file Functionality tested by Mar. 23, 2019: Stuart Smith