Hi, I'd like to add a node to the members in a relation so as to reflect that a city is the admin_centre of a state, more specifically Ajman (3766482) and Sharjah (3766486), since they are missing. Is there a way to do this using the "Edit With ID" feature? asked 19 Nov '19, 14:10 Clinton Merc... |
Theoretically, it is possible. In practice it gets a bit cumbersome or even impossible. Here's what you have to do:
The problem lies in step 4. As far as I know you cannot manually add a relation there but have to select one of the entries in the drop down list. That list only includes a few entries, though. I suspect some existing member of the relation has to be visible in the editor window for the relation to show up. For Ajman I succeeded getting the boundary in the relation list like this: I selected the node 262479959 (place=city, name=عجمان). I am guessing this is the admin_centre you want to add. I then scrolled out as much as was possible without losing the selection of the node and moved the map to the northwest so that the node was still visible in the bottom right hand corner of the editor window and the sea became visible in the top left hand corner. At that point the relation 3766482 became available for selection in the drop down list. So, yes it is possible but would always prefer the JOSM editor over iD if I wanted to do something like this. You might want to give it a try if you can run JAVA apps. answered 20 Nov '19, 13:32 TZorn Thank you, this was very helpful
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