Hi,
Did you fire a browser development tool (like Firebug or the Chrome Dev
tools) and watch the network requests?
The first network request the webclient is doing is the GetCapabilities
(or GetProjectSettings request).
Actually, a likely cause is that you have an older version of QGIS
server and the client is using GetProjectSettings, which is only
available since a few months in QGIS server.
So - looking at the network requests - you should see whether a
GetCapabilities command is issued or a GetProjectSettings command.
If you have an older QGIS server and want to switch to GetCapabilities
instead of GetProjectSettings, you can do so by setting
var useGetProjectSettings = false; //default is true
Does this help?
Andreas
On Thu, 24 Jan 2013 01:07:28 -0800 (PST), zbynek wrote:
Thanks,
that was part of the problem, however not all of it.
Now I corrected the link, but still, the problem pertains.
I found that the problem is in layerTree object, namely
layerTree.root.firstChild is null, therefore
layerTree.selectPath(layerTree.root.firstChild.getPath()); doesnt
return
anything and program is stuck in loading mode
zbynek
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