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Use escaped label as id for querygrid, because id are not unique #3622

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FIX: GEO-1022

The id in the querysources is not always unique (not in case of multiple server layers in one ol layer). And the querygrid already use label as ID to be able to merge the layers and because that make no sens to have multiple tabs with the same name, so to be based on id is a bad idea. Having a mix of id/label is also a bad idea.

Now all is based on labels. Note that we must escape the label to be able to use and select it as class or id (and avoid to fall again in this issue: #3273)

@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin requested review from fredj and llienher March 6, 2018 09:12
@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin force-pushed the fix_displayquerygrid_display branch from 2dc46a1 to 701ca96 Compare March 6, 2018 11:07
@@ -212,6 +212,7 @@ gmf.DisplayquerygridController = function($injector, $scope, ngeoQueryResult, ng

/**
* @type {!gmfx.GridMergeTabs}
* @export
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Just a note: this fixes #3508

@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin merged commit fdcdef9 into 2.2 Mar 6, 2018
@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin deleted the fix_displayquerygrid_display branch March 6, 2018 12:36
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@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin added this to the 2.2 milestone Mar 6, 2018
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