Hi Gordon,
Thank you for the solution! It worked well.
Hadis
On Fri, Sep 30, 2022 at 4:24 PM Gordon Luckett <
gordon.luck...@arrowgeomatics.com> wrote:
> Ensure you have assigned a coordinate system to your data (data sources).
> If you change your coordinate system of the map, all the layers
Ensure you have assigned a coordinate system to your data (data sources).
If you change your coordinate system of the map, all the layers should
re-project if MapGuide knows what coordinate system the layers are in.
Once you solve this problem, I would then check the Street View with the
LL84 map
Hi Gordon,
Thank you for your email. By changing the main map to LL84, my layers
disappears from the maps view and I can't see any of my maps and even the
basemaps.
The projection that I am currently using and working well to display all
the layers is:
If you set your main map to LL84, does Google Street view work?
On Wed., Sep. 28, 2022, 1:39 p.m. Hadis Alinia,
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to have google street view on my fusion map. I added the
> widget and I can see the icon added to my webpage and also turned on the
> google street base
Hi,
I am trying to have google street view on my fusion map. I added the widget
and I can see the icon added to my webpage and also turned on the google
street base map.
But when I click on the "Google Street View" icon I get the following
error: "The CS of current map can not be transformed to
