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	\|notes=* If the Template Panel has been applied previously, and instances of it ~~exist~~ in the [[Project]] which do not currently meet the configured filters, those instances will be removed ~~as well~~ when the Template Panel is reapplied.		\|notes=* If the Template Panel has been applied previously, and instances of it are present in the [[Project]] which do not currently meet the configured filters, those instances will be removed when the Template Panel is reapplied.
	\|howtos=* [[How to add a Template Panel]]		\|howtos=* [[How to add a Template Panel]]
	* [[How to remove a Template Panel]]		* [[How to remove a Template Panel]]

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	====Relational filter====		====Relational filter====
	[[File:panels-right-template-relational.jpg\|frame\|right\|Option for filtering based on the [[Item]]s relation to the [[Panel]]'s stakeholder.]]		[[File:panels-right-template-relational.jpg\|frame\|right\|Option for filtering based on the [[Item]]s relation to the [[Panel]]'s stakeholder.]]
	~~For any given [[Item]]~~, ~~the~~ [[Panel]] will only be created if the [[Stakeholder]] for the resulting [[Panel]] ~~also~~ has the specified relation to the [[Item]]. ~~This requires that~~ the ~~Template Panel has an owner~~ configured~~. This can be either~~ a ~~specific~~ [[Stakeholder]], or ~~via~~ the "Use owner" option. ~~This can be used~~ to ~~selectively generate~~ [[Panel]]~~s for only a specific [[Stakeholder]]~~.		When a Template Panel is configured with a particular Stakeholder relation, a [[Panel]] instance will only be created if the [[Stakeholder]] for the resulting [[Panel]] has the specified relation to the [[Item]]. Either the type of relation should be configured in combination with a [[Stakeholder]], or the "Use owner" option should be selected. The Stakeholder that has access to these [[Panel]] instances is also controlled this way.
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	==When to use==		==When to use==
	There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.		There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable; Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.

	'''Repeated data in project'''		'''Repeated data in project'''

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	A Template Panel is an [[Item]] that can be configured and applied to create [[Panel]] instances with similar content. This content is generated by either an [[Excel]] or text directly. The created instances are linked to a particular (spatial) [[Item]] depending on the configured [[Maplink]] and additional [[Attribute]].		A Template Panel is an [[Item]] that can be configured and applied to create [[Panel]] instances with similar content. This content is generated by either an [[Excel]] or text directly. The created instances are linked to a particular (spatial) [[Item]] depending on the configured [[Maplink]] and additional [[Attribute]].

	~~Information of the linked item, such as a [[Select name (TQL)\|name]] or [[Select gridavg (TQL)\|average grid value]]s, can be obtained using [[TQL]] statements with [[ID query (TQL)\|ID]] clauses.~~		[[Panel]] instances are positioned at the center point of the linked [[Item]] when the Item has a position in the project area.

	[[~~How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template~~ Panel ~~can be configured for [[Area~~]]~~s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and~~ are ~~placed at their center points.~~


	A Template Panel should be linked to a [[Maplink\|specific type of data]], for which [[Panel]] instances should be created. The amount of instances created can be further controlled by specifying an additional [[Attribute]].
	~~When a Template Panel is "applied", each Panel instance is linked to that [[Maplink]] and particular [[Item]] and is~~ positioned at the center point of the [[Item]] when the Item has a position in the project area.

	Whether a Panel instance is accessible to a particular Stakeholder is managed by the Stakeholder Relation configuration of the Template Panel.		Whether a Panel instance is accessible to a particular Stakeholder is managed by the Stakeholder Relation configuration of the Template Panel.

			Information of the linked item, such as a [[Select name (TQL)\|name]] or [[Select gridavg (TQL)\|average grid value]]s, can be obtained using [[TQL]] statements with [[ID query (TQL)\|ID]] clauses.

			[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.

	===Panel instances===		===Panel instances===

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	[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.		[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.

	~~{{clear}}~~

	~~==How Template Panels work==~~
	Template Panels are added to a [[project]] similar to [[Panel]]s and share most of their properties. However, they cannot be displayed to or used by [[Stakeholder]]s directly. Instead, Template Panel must be applied to automatically generate a set of [[Panel]]s. These are known as Panel instances (or the Template Panel's instances), which function identically to regular [[Panels]], and have the same properties as the Template Panel at the time they are created.

	A Template Panel should be linked to a [[Maplink\|specific type of data]], for which [[Panel]] instances should be created. The amount of instances created can be further controlled by specifying an additional [[Attribute]].		A Template Panel should be linked to a [[Maplink\|specific type of data]], for which [[Panel]] instances should be created. The amount of instances created can be further controlled by specifying an additional [[Attribute]].

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	There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.		There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.

	* '''Repeated data in project'''		'''Repeated data in project'''
	: Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.		: Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.
	*'''Spatial data in Template Project'''		'''Spatial data in Template Project'''
	: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.		: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.
	*'''Web Interface'''		'''Web Interface'''
	: Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.		: Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.

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	There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.		There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.

	* '''Repeated data in project''': Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.		* '''Repeated data in project'''
	*'''Spatial data in Template ~~Projec~~'''t: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.		: Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.
	*'''Web Interface''':Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.		*'''Spatial data in Template Project'''
			: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.
			*'''Web Interface'''
			: Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.

	==Types==		==Types==

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	There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.		There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.

	* Repeated data in project: Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.		* '''Repeated data in project''': Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.
	*Spatial data in Template ~~Project~~: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.		*'''Spatial data in Template Projec'''t: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.
	*Web Interface:		*'''Web Interface''':Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.
	Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.

	==Types==		==Types==

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	There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.		There are a number of use-cases for which the use of Template Panels can be desirable. Either to automate the process of [[Panel]] creation, or to provide multiple discrete [[Panel]]s where otherwise only a single could be defined.

	~~===~~Repeated data in project~~===~~		* Repeated data in project: Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.
	Individual [[Panel]]s can be created and made visible in the [[3D Visualization]], but depending on how many are desired this may be a lot of manual work. By using a Template Panel to automatically generate the desired [[Panel]]s, effort can be saved, changes can be applied to all instances more easily, and the appearance and effects of the [[Panel]]s remains more consistent.		*Spatial data in Template Project: When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.
			*Web Interface:
	~~===~~Spatial data in Template Project~~===~~		Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user. When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.
	When using the [[Project]] as a [[Template]], Template Panels can be easily applied to data in the [[Project]], reducing the amount of time it takes to configure a [[Project]] based on a [[Template]] "out-of-the-box". In fact, after creating a new [[Project]] based on a [[Template]], Template Panels are applied automatically.

	~~===~~Web Interface~~===~~
	Template Panels can be used with the Web Interface to serve different information per user.

	When a Template Panel is used as part of a [[Web Interface]], either for a front-page or for custom HTML, an instance of the Template Panel is displayed. Specifically, the displayed instance is the one with an owner which matches the [[Stakeholder]] whom's [[Web Token]] was used to authenticate.

	==Types==		==Types==

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	[[File:text_template_panel_example_1.png\|thumb\|left\|Text Template Panel example for [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] [[Area]]s, created using this [[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|how-to]]]]		[[File:text_template_panel_example_1.png\|thumb\|left\|Text Template Panel example for [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] [[Area]]s, created using this [[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|how-to]]]]
	A Template Panel is an [[Item]] that can be configured and applied to create [[Panel]] instances with similar content. This content is generated by either an [[Excel]] or text directly. The created instances are linked to a particular (spatial) [[Item]] depending on the configured [[Maplink]] and additional [[Attribute]]. Information of the linked item, such as a [[Select name (TQL)\|name]] or [[Select gridavg (TQL)\|average grid value]]s, can be obtained using [[TQL]] statements with [[ID query (TQL)\|ID]] clauses.		A Template Panel is an [[Item]] that can be configured and applied to create [[Panel]] instances with similar content. This content is generated by either an [[Excel]] or text directly. The created instances are linked to a particular (spatial) [[Item]] depending on the configured [[Maplink]] and additional [[Attribute]].

			Information of the linked item, such as a [[Select name (TQL)\|name]] or [[Select gridavg (TQL)\|average grid value]]s, can be obtained using [[TQL]] statements with [[ID query (TQL)\|ID]] clauses.

	[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.		[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.

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	[[File:text_template_panel_example_1.png\|thumb\|left\|Text Template Panel example for [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] [[Area]]s, created using this [[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|how-to]]]]		[[File:text_template_panel_example_1.png\|thumb\|left\|Text Template Panel example for [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] [[Area]]s, created using this [[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|how-to]]]]
	A Template Panel is an [[Item]] that can be configured and applied to create [[Panel]] instances with similar content. This content is generated by either an [[Excel]] or text directly. The created instances are linked to a particular (spatial) [[Item]] depending on the configured [[Maplink]] and additional [[Attribute]]. Information of the linked item, such as a [[Select name (TQL)\|name]] or [[Select gridavg (TQL)\|average grid value]]s, can be obtained using [[TQL]] statements with [[ID query (TQL)\|ID]] clauses.		A Template Panel is an [[Item]] that can be configured and applied to create [[Panel]] instances with similar content. This content is generated by either an [[Excel]] or text directly. The created instances are linked to a particular (spatial) [[Item]] depending on the configured [[Maplink]] and additional [[Attribute]].

			Information of the linked item, such as a [[Select name (TQL)\|name]] or [[Select gridavg (TQL)\|average grid value]]s, can be obtained using [[TQL]] statements with [[ID query (TQL)\|ID]] clauses.

	[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.		[[How to measure area averages of a grid and visualize it in a graph\|For example]] a Template Panel can be configured for [[Area]]s with the attribute [[Water level (Water Overlay)\|Water Level]] to create Panels linked to a Water Level Areas and are placed at their center points.