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Notice that you can use the location attributes as a function to map to the correct locations. You can create strings based on the attributes, like:

! uses the complete attribute value
externalParameterFunction="<at:var at:name="&nbsp;(IDMAP_DEBIET)"" />"        

! uses two concatenated attribute values
externalParameterFunction="&nbsp;(CITECTLOC)_&nbsp;(IDMAP_DEBIET)"
externalParameterFunction="&nbsp;(CITECTLOC)\_DEBIET"

displayGroups

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<at:var at:name="CITECTLOC" />_<at:var at:name="IDMAP_DEBIET" />"  

! uses an attribute values concatenated with a fixed string
externalParameterFunction="<at:var at:name="CITECTLOC" />_DEBIET" 

displayGroups

See all available options in the actual schema. The useful options for using together with the DBF configuration are explained here. Both options automatically generate the list of the locations in the shortcut trees. The list of locations is ordered alphabetically.

singleLocationDisplays
Adds multiple displays at once to this display group. Every display will show only one location.

singleParentLocationDisplays
Adds multiple displays at once to this display group. Every display will show only childs for one parent location, and the the parent location itself when specified in the time series sets.

<displayGroup name="Meteo">
    <singleParentLocationDisplays>
      <locationSetId>VV_P.meting.dag</locationSetId>
      <locationSetId>VV_P.meting</locationSetId>
      <parentLocationSetId>VV_P.meting.dag</parentLocationSetId>
      <parentLocationSetId>VV_P.meting</parentLocationSetId>
      <plotId>meteo</plotId>
    </singleParentLocationDisplays>
  </displayGroup>

Thresholds

you can use now ...Function alternatives for all the values

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