I'm trying to figure out the most lightweight way to collect data for individual mapped polygons from non-technical users. Here's the end vision: users fill out a web form, draw a shape, and then they can easily email their formatted data to me or my colleagues (I know-- the email idea is probably horrifying readers, but I'm working within a lot of restrictive parameters beyond my control. Email is a known quantity.).
Is there a way to strip down something like geojson.io or even just a leaflet map with leaflet.draw and then pass resulting coordinates into text that can be emailed?
Again, my needs are basic. One shape would be mapped at a time. The fewer visual options and controls the better. My audience is largely very non-technical.
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Thanks!
As explained here, you cannot send your geojson data directly but you can let the browser open a mail client with preset data.
var text=JSON.stringify(drawnItems.toGeoJSON());
window.open('mailto:[email protected]?subject=subject&body=' + text);
Here is a full example