Works now. Still confused - don't understand what I did. Just click some
buttons in a random combination and *puff* magically it all works.
It is scary to spend a bunch of time using this hoping to get something
useful at the end of a project.
On 1/12/2011 1:16 PM, Byron Como wrote:
I'm really confused.
I load a layer from my postgresql database and the layers extents
shown in the lower rh window correspond to my project's location.
44.4, 33.3. The layer's crs is set to google mercator.
Then I load an old shapefile from the same project area with the
google mercator crs and it loads way the heck somewhere else and ITS
coordinates are all weird and unrecognizable.
When I load a google layer does it load up properly where I think its
suppsed to go, where my corrdinates look correct? Does it? noooooo.
I zoom into the shapefile layer with the unrecognizable coorddinates
and i can load a google layer there. Thing is, the shapefile is junk -
there's nothing there I need. I've got 30 mb of data at the OTHER
location.
Crap.
On 1/12/2011 12:14 PM, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Il giorno mer, 12/01/2011 alle 11.18 -0600, Byron Como ha scritto:
After installing qgis 1.6 on a windows 7 64 bit system i get :
forward transform of
(6.96127e-06, 5.22096e-06)
failed with error: No such file or directory
error when importing a google layer.
First set a bounding box, e.g. loading a layer of the region of
interest.
All the best.
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