GPolygon is "designed" to take the geometry natively - no fromstr() or
.wkt necessary.
Try GPolygon(polycoords_from_database.geometry)
Adam
2009/2/16 Adonis <achrysoch...@hotmail.com>:
>
> Hello,
>
> -being facing a non-givin-back-errors problem...
>
> view.py
>
> poly = GPolygon(fromstr
> (polycoords_from_database.geometry.wkt),"#f33f00",3,1,"#008000",1)
>
> blah.html
>
> map.addOverlay(new {%block poly%}{%endblock%})
>
> -the page source shows that the new GPolygon has a proper syntax BUT
> the new GLatLng arrays are given as if it was G-Lng-Lat ( the
> longtitude first and the latitude second ). I suppose this is critical
> because lat can only be between -90 and +90 etc.
>
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks in advance.
> >
>
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