Am 20.11.2013 01:51, schrieb Daniel Kranich:
Well It looks like I solved my own problem. I went in and found that
there was a point with NULL in all the attribute fields, so I deleted
that point and saved the file and everything shows up now.
Weird.
I had a closer look at your data, and I think that your shapefiles are a
bit corrupted. Looking at the extent values under properties, Metadata
tab, the point file returns incredible large values.
Exporting the Geometry with mmqgis plugin gave me one point with
coordinates in the range of 1E308. If you have imported the data as
delimited text, I'm afraid it broke at some stage.
On-the-fly-reprojection in QGIS might stumble upon this too. I saved the
file in WGS84, and the extent became reasonably, except that the south
pole is included. But that shapefile at least rendered sucessfully.
The polygon shapefile claims to be in WGS84, but the extent of that does
exceed allowed values for degrees by far. Setting the CRS of that to the
same as the point file, the polygons fit well to an openstreetmap
background from the openlayers plugin.
HTH,
André Joost
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