Strange behavior with different styles and themes

[silviafranceschi]

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Subject of the issue

I have a project with different layers stored in a Postgres DB but for two of them (Polygon-multipolygon geometries) I set different styles. These styles differ in Symbology and in Rendering. I set for one of the style (default) the Rendering Scale Visibility to min 25000. In the other two styles this rendering restriction is not present.

In QGIS all seems to work fine, I can select the theme and then all the configuration of the two layers is loaded. When I upload the project in the suite alternatively, Layer1 and Layer2 will be displayed following the rendering scale visibility, even if I selected the style without the rendering restriction (exactly the same set for the default style even if an other style is active in the selected theme).
I mean that, I select the Zone Theme and the Layer1 is visible with the correct colors but with the rendering scale visibility activated. Same for the Layer2 in Art Theme. But alternatively one of the two works fine and the other not... I think the last one I save will work and the other not, but I can not understand the real behavior...

Steps to reproduce

Layer1 styles ("wiesen" → multipolygon):

• "default ": only stroke of the polygons and set rendering scale visibility min to 1:25000
• "zone": set both stroke and fill of the polygons and NOT set the rendering scale visibility (left unchecked)

Layer2 styles ("bepfl" → multipolygon):

• "default": only stroke of the polygons and set rendering scale visibility min to 1:25000
• "art": set both stroke and fill of the polygons and NOT set the rendering scale visibility (left unchecked)

To easier manage these styles and the general configuration of the entire map, I set three themes selecting alternatively one style for each one of the two layers.

• Default Theme: Layer1 (default) + Layer2 (default) style

QGIS: at this scale only "genoessenshaften" are visualized

under 1:25000 all the two layers are visualized

• Zone Theme: Layer1 (zone) + Layer2 (default) style

• Art Theme: Layer1 (default) + Layer2 (art) style

Environment

• g3w-admin: 3.9
• g3w-client: version
• browser: Chrome
• operating system: windows 11
• qgis: 3.34.15-Prizren

Link to your project

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[Raruto]

@silviafranceschi Thanks for the effort you put into describing the problem in detail.

Please also add some self-explanatory images, so anyone else can easily figure out the problem (and eventually join the conversation).

Whether applicable, a public example project (or URL) to replicate never hurts. 😄

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As per:

• g3w-admin: version
• g3w-client: version
• browser: Chrome
• operating system: windows11
• qgis: 3.34.15-Prizren

You can find additional information in here:

g3w-admin (backend)

g3w-client (frontend)

👋 Raruto

[silviafranceschi]

I will try to show you the example.

Layer1: multipolygon
Layer2: multipolygon

wiesen

bepfl

Styles:
Layer1:
default style: only stroke of the polygons and set rendering scale visibility min to 1:25000
zone style: set both stroke and fill of the polygons and NOT set the rendering scale visibility (left unchecked)

Layer2:
default style: only stroke of the polygons and set rendering scale visibility min to 1:25000
art style: set both stroke and fill of the polygons and NOT set the rendering scale visibility (left unchecked)
To easier manage these styles and the general configuration of the entire map, I set three themes selecting alternatively one style for each one of the two layers.

Example:

Default Theme: Layer1 default style and Layer2 default style

QGIS: at this scale only genoessenshaften are visualized

under 1:25000 all the two layers are visualized

Zone Theme: Layer1 zone style and Layer2 default style

QGIS

Suite

Art Theme: Layer1 default style and Layer2 art style

QGIS

Suite