It looks like simple JavaScript (even from a file) is executed.
Apart from the fact that it doesn’t look like the cursor position can be passed to the web page - are there any other limitations for this newish feature? Or where to find documentation that might help save wasted experimentation?
you need to provide with what you are trying to get help and how it related to OSM
do you have problem with umap? leaflet? Something else?
uMap, not OSM per se: Are there any other limitations? A general question about where to find them. That is pretty specific.
I have experimented and found all my JavaScript works in {{{URL}}} and even made it more effective. So far.
There is a specific question about size &/or zoom on the finished display of websites. One instance concerns a website I have no control over, and it displays large in a pop-up. Too large. I seek to make the website it shows smaller to fit the width.
is there a zoom setting/attribute/directive for {{{URL}}}? Will there be in future?
File:Text-formatting-help.jpg - OpenStreetMap Wiki tells me some things, but not the limitations of the"iframe" mentioned. Indeed I can narrow the area but that doesn’t zoom the website.
eg on this map 4TextUpload - uMap
uMap
A limitation just found.
A geojson file ( with {{{URL}}} ) that loads manually without trouble, fails as a remote file. And worse - locked-out any access &/or display of the layer tried on.
The remote file displays the ML happily in a browser. And the file does not present with any errors in an editor.
I have successfully used remote files that do not use {{{URL}}}.
Conclusion: {{{URL}} and remote file are mutually exclusive. Currently.