The perimeter is calculated in units of the layer. If that has degrees
(like EPSG:4326), the perimeter result is surely nonsense.
You have to reproject your datasource to a projected CRS that uses metres,
feet or miles to get a useful result.
Just a little correction: geometry is not
Hey Ricardo,
I also have this problem with a fresh checkout of the webclient
(08/25/2014). Unfortunately the corresponding error log stays empty... I
guess its a problem of a newer version. My old ones are woking fine.
sytem settings:
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS
Firefox browser-console reports the following errors:
TypeError: OpenLayers.Layers is undefined GlobalOptions.js:317
ReferenceError: QGIS is not defined QGISExtensions.js:25
TypeError: types[(intermediate value)] is not a constructor
ext-all-debug-w-comments.js:16159
TypeError: mainStatusText is
Hi Ricardo,
If you have a problem with QGIS Web Client - the first thing you must
check are the network requests made by QGIS Web client. In the network
tab of the developer tools (in Chrome, Firefox, etc.) have a look for
requests containing GetProjectSettings and GetMap. Copy these
requests and
Hi,
Thanks for your comment. I had some progress... Now I can see the web
client, but the map is loading forever. And I cannot see layers, themes,
etc. Just the QGIS Browser.
I create a QGIS project, allow it with WMS capabilites, and copy-paste that
project to the folder
Helo Andreas,
Yes, everything is working fine with get map and capabilities.
My QGIS Server is working fine. Now I can see the QGIS Browser but no maps,
layers or themes, as I posted bellow.
Thank you.
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Hi,
The commits from Aug 14 introduced this error. The last three commits
add support for OSM, but the OpenLayers build provided with QWC do not
support OSM.
So either you can revert to a commit before this date or wait for the fix.
I can see if I can fix this now.
Andreas
Am 25.08.2014
Hi Francesco,
To call a wine-based Windows app, with arguments from the command line,
consult the wine man page [0].
However, I am not certain this will work as a configuration value, because
the program itself needs to be prefaced with the 'wine' executable as the
caller, e.g.:
wine win_app
