To overlay your data on a Google/Bing basemap a reprojection is unavoidable. If your project's OWS options publish the CRS 3857, QGIS server should reproject your layer on the fly. Doesn't it?
giovanni Dear List, I am running QWC on a Remote Debian 7 (QWC checkout from GIT HUB on 25.06.2014) and on a local Win 7 (checkout in Marc 2014) computer. I would like to publish my QGIS projects in its original CRS, which is EPSG 31467 together with the Google Satellite/Street Background Maps. So, I changed the "var authid" in the GlobalOption.js from 3857 to 31467 (and I also added the missing EPSG31467 record to the libs/proj4js/defs). After many attempts, I found that the Background Maps work only when you set var authid="EPSG"+3857 in GlobalOptions.js. Consequently I can publish QGIS projects in EPSG31647 after switching the "var authid" to EPSG 31467 only if I switch off the Google Background Maps (in GlobalOptions.js with var enableBGMaps = false;) at the same time. Can anybody confirm this? Or is there a setting to tell the Background Maps to transform automatically into the EPSG given in the "authid" variable? Thanks for any comments. Markus N.B. I know, that I could save my QGIS projects in EPSG3857 to publish them in QWC together with the Background Maps, but then I am loosing the original coordinates and this also leads to some geometrical inaccuracies. -- Dr. Markus Weidenbach *landConsult.de* Geographical Information Management and Environmental Planning D-77815 Bühl Germany e.mail see: http://landConsult.de _______________________________________________ Qgis-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-user
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