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Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?How to plot multiple markers on a leaflet map?Alternatives to the Vincenty geodesic functions in OpenLayers 3?Direct Geodesic with Point 2 Azimuthtesting if a Geodesic polygon contains a point c++Querying feature info for L.esri.dynamicMapLayer “bbox must be specified”esri-leaflet edit multiple featureLayersHow to update position of markers with “real time gps coordinants”?MarkerCluster don't work with geojson layer in leafletUnderstanding geodesic envelope?Non-iterative algorithms for direct problem in the study of geodesic



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I am using Tabletop.js to map locations on a leaflet map. With each row I add the lat lng to a feature group and then to the map. What I would also like to do is use leaflet geodesic to draw a line between all latlng pair (origins) and a single destination (orleans). Instead what I get is a line drawn between the last origin and orleans.



Here is what I have tried...



 var Geodesic = L.geodesic([], 
weight:3,
opacity:1,
steps: 50
).addTo(map);

var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
var origin;
Tabletop.init(
key: code,
callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
for (var i in sheet)
var place = sheet[i];
marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
.addTo(fg)
.bindPopup(place.Name)
origin = new L.LatLng(place.lat, place.lon);
Geodesic.setLatLngs([[origin, orleans]]);

,
simpleSheet: true
)









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    I am using Tabletop.js to map locations on a leaflet map. With each row I add the lat lng to a feature group and then to the map. What I would also like to do is use leaflet geodesic to draw a line between all latlng pair (origins) and a single destination (orleans). Instead what I get is a line drawn between the last origin and orleans.



    Here is what I have tried...



     var Geodesic = L.geodesic([], 
    weight:3,
    opacity:1,
    steps: 50
    ).addTo(map);

    var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
    var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
    var origin;
    Tabletop.init(
    key: code,
    callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
    for (var i in sheet)
    var place = sheet[i];
    marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
    .addTo(fg)
    .bindPopup(place.Name)
    origin = new L.LatLng(place.lat, place.lon);
    Geodesic.setLatLngs([[origin, orleans]]);

    ,
    simpleSheet: true
    )









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      I am using Tabletop.js to map locations on a leaflet map. With each row I add the lat lng to a feature group and then to the map. What I would also like to do is use leaflet geodesic to draw a line between all latlng pair (origins) and a single destination (orleans). Instead what I get is a line drawn between the last origin and orleans.



      Here is what I have tried...



       var Geodesic = L.geodesic([], 
      weight:3,
      opacity:1,
      steps: 50
      ).addTo(map);

      var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
      var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
      var origin;
      Tabletop.init(
      key: code,
      callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
      for (var i in sheet)
      var place = sheet[i];
      marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
      .addTo(fg)
      .bindPopup(place.Name)
      origin = new L.LatLng(place.lat, place.lon);
      Geodesic.setLatLngs([[origin, orleans]]);

      ,
      simpleSheet: true
      )









      share|improve this question














      I am using Tabletop.js to map locations on a leaflet map. With each row I add the lat lng to a feature group and then to the map. What I would also like to do is use leaflet geodesic to draw a line between all latlng pair (origins) and a single destination (orleans). Instead what I get is a line drawn between the last origin and orleans.



      Here is what I have tried...



       var Geodesic = L.geodesic([], 
      weight:3,
      opacity:1,
      steps: 50
      ).addTo(map);

      var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
      var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
      var origin;
      Tabletop.init(
      key: code,
      callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
      for (var i in sheet)
      var place = sheet[i];
      marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
      .addTo(fg)
      .bindPopup(place.Name)
      origin = new L.LatLng(place.lat, place.lon);
      Geodesic.setLatLngs([[origin, orleans]]);

      ,
      simpleSheet: true
      )






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          I've never used Leflet.Geodesic plugin, but from documentation on plugin home page https://github.com/henrythasler/Leaflet.Geodesic it looks like that if you want to draw multiple independant geodesic lines within one Geodesic object you have to do it this way:



          var berlin = new L.LatLng(52.5, 13.35);
          var losangeles = new L.LatLng(33.82, -118.38);
          var capetown = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 18.41);
          var sydney = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 151.08);

          Geodesic.setLatLngs([[berlin, losangeles], [capetown, sydney]]);





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            Simply instantiate your L.Geodesics inside the for (var i in sheet) loop, like



            var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
            var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
            var origin;
            Tabletop.init(
            key: code,
            callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
            for (var i in sheet)
            var place = sheet[i];
            marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
            .addTo(fg)
            .bindPopup(place.Name)
            origin = L.latLng(place.lat, place.lon);

            var geodesic = L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]],
            weight:3,
            opacity:1,
            steps: 50
            ).addTo(fg).addTo(map);


            ,
            simpleSheet: true
            )





            share|improve this answer

























            • This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

              – wtgeographer
              Apr 10 '18 at 22:34











            • Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

              – IvanSanchez
              Apr 11 '18 at 7:53











            • Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

              – wtgeographer
              Apr 11 '18 at 16:20











            • Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

              – TomazicM
              Apr 12 '18 at 20:08











            • While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

              – wtgeographer
              Apr 13 '18 at 15:15











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            I've never used Leflet.Geodesic plugin, but from documentation on plugin home page https://github.com/henrythasler/Leaflet.Geodesic it looks like that if you want to draw multiple independant geodesic lines within one Geodesic object you have to do it this way:



            var berlin = new L.LatLng(52.5, 13.35);
            var losangeles = new L.LatLng(33.82, -118.38);
            var capetown = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 18.41);
            var sydney = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 151.08);

            Geodesic.setLatLngs([[berlin, losangeles], [capetown, sydney]]);





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              I've never used Leflet.Geodesic plugin, but from documentation on plugin home page https://github.com/henrythasler/Leaflet.Geodesic it looks like that if you want to draw multiple independant geodesic lines within one Geodesic object you have to do it this way:



              var berlin = new L.LatLng(52.5, 13.35);
              var losangeles = new L.LatLng(33.82, -118.38);
              var capetown = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 18.41);
              var sydney = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 151.08);

              Geodesic.setLatLngs([[berlin, losangeles], [capetown, sydney]]);





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                I've never used Leflet.Geodesic plugin, but from documentation on plugin home page https://github.com/henrythasler/Leaflet.Geodesic it looks like that if you want to draw multiple independant geodesic lines within one Geodesic object you have to do it this way:



                var berlin = new L.LatLng(52.5, 13.35);
                var losangeles = new L.LatLng(33.82, -118.38);
                var capetown = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 18.41);
                var sydney = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 151.08);

                Geodesic.setLatLngs([[berlin, losangeles], [capetown, sydney]]);





                share|improve this answer















                I've never used Leflet.Geodesic plugin, but from documentation on plugin home page https://github.com/henrythasler/Leaflet.Geodesic it looks like that if you want to draw multiple independant geodesic lines within one Geodesic object you have to do it this way:



                var berlin = new L.LatLng(52.5, 13.35);
                var losangeles = new L.LatLng(33.82, -118.38);
                var capetown = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 18.41);
                var sydney = new L.LatLng(-33.91, 151.08);

                Geodesic.setLatLngs([[berlin, losangeles], [capetown, sydney]]);






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                    Simply instantiate your L.Geodesics inside the for (var i in sheet) loop, like



                    var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
                    var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
                    var origin;
                    Tabletop.init(
                    key: code,
                    callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
                    for (var i in sheet)
                    var place = sheet[i];
                    marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
                    .addTo(fg)
                    .bindPopup(place.Name)
                    origin = L.latLng(place.lat, place.lon);

                    var geodesic = L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]],
                    weight:3,
                    opacity:1,
                    steps: 50
                    ).addTo(fg).addTo(map);


                    ,
                    simpleSheet: true
                    )





                    share|improve this answer

























                    • This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 10 '18 at 22:34











                    • Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

                      – IvanSanchez
                      Apr 11 '18 at 7:53











                    • Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 11 '18 at 16:20











                    • Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

                      – TomazicM
                      Apr 12 '18 at 20:08











                    • While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 13 '18 at 15:15















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                    Simply instantiate your L.Geodesics inside the for (var i in sheet) loop, like



                    var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
                    var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
                    var origin;
                    Tabletop.init(
                    key: code,
                    callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
                    for (var i in sheet)
                    var place = sheet[i];
                    marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
                    .addTo(fg)
                    .bindPopup(place.Name)
                    origin = L.latLng(place.lat, place.lon);

                    var geodesic = L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]],
                    weight:3,
                    opacity:1,
                    steps: 50
                    ).addTo(fg).addTo(map);


                    ,
                    simpleSheet: true
                    )





                    share|improve this answer

























                    • This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 10 '18 at 22:34











                    • Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

                      – IvanSanchez
                      Apr 11 '18 at 7:53











                    • Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 11 '18 at 16:20











                    • Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

                      – TomazicM
                      Apr 12 '18 at 20:08











                    • While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 13 '18 at 15:15













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                    Simply instantiate your L.Geodesics inside the for (var i in sheet) loop, like



                    var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
                    var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
                    var origin;
                    Tabletop.init(
                    key: code,
                    callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
                    for (var i in sheet)
                    var place = sheet[i];
                    marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
                    .addTo(fg)
                    .bindPopup(place.Name)
                    origin = L.latLng(place.lat, place.lon);

                    var geodesic = L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]],
                    weight:3,
                    opacity:1,
                    steps: 50
                    ).addTo(fg).addTo(map);


                    ,
                    simpleSheet: true
                    )





                    share|improve this answer















                    Simply instantiate your L.Geodesics inside the for (var i in sheet) loop, like



                    var fg = L.featureGroup().addTo(map);
                    var orleans = new L.LatLng(30.053206, -89.934873);
                    var origin;
                    Tabletop.init(
                    key: code,
                    callback: function (sheet, tabletop)
                    for (var i in sheet)
                    var place = sheet[i];
                    marker = L.marker([place.lat, place.lon])
                    .addTo(fg)
                    .bindPopup(place.Name)
                    origin = L.latLng(place.lat, place.lon);

                    var geodesic = L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]],
                    weight:3,
                    opacity:1,
                    steps: 50
                    ).addTo(fg).addTo(map);


                    ,
                    simpleSheet: true
                    )






                    share|improve this answer














                    share|improve this answer



                    share|improve this answer








                    edited Apr 11 '18 at 22:46

























                    answered Apr 9 '18 at 7:01









                    IvanSanchezIvanSanchez

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                    • This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 10 '18 at 22:34











                    • Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

                      – IvanSanchez
                      Apr 11 '18 at 7:53











                    • Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 11 '18 at 16:20











                    • Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

                      – TomazicM
                      Apr 12 '18 at 20:08











                    • While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 13 '18 at 15:15

















                    • This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 10 '18 at 22:34











                    • Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

                      – IvanSanchez
                      Apr 11 '18 at 7:53











                    • Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 11 '18 at 16:20











                    • Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

                      – TomazicM
                      Apr 12 '18 at 20:08











                    • While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

                      – wtgeographer
                      Apr 13 '18 at 15:15
















                    This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

                    – wtgeographer
                    Apr 10 '18 at 22:34





                    This is failing silently? jsfiddle.net/remmi11/dfro5dve/3

                    – wtgeographer
                    Apr 10 '18 at 22:34













                    Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

                    – IvanSanchez
                    Apr 11 '18 at 7:53





                    Apparently Leaflet.Geodesic needs to be passed an array of arrays of latlngs (i.e. L.geodesic([[origin, orleans]] ,.... See jsfiddle.net/whyqnucf

                    – IvanSanchez
                    Apr 11 '18 at 7:53













                    Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

                    – wtgeographer
                    Apr 11 '18 at 16:20





                    Thanks! @IvanSanchez This is working perfectly. If you can revise your answer I will mark as correct.

                    – wtgeographer
                    Apr 11 '18 at 16:20













                    Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

                    – TomazicM
                    Apr 12 '18 at 20:08





                    Hm, if I may comment, my answer below suggests just this solution, and it was published before Ivan's answer.

                    – TomazicM
                    Apr 12 '18 at 20:08













                    While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

                    – wtgeographer
                    Apr 13 '18 at 15:15





                    While I'm sure your answer is fundamentally correct @TomazicM, more detail was provided by Ivan to help me implement.

                    – wtgeographer
                    Apr 13 '18 at 15:15

















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