Andre Joost wrote
Am 18.07.2014 11:31, schrieb Pedro:
Even after simplified the geometries I still don't see the layer.
I must be doing some very basic mistake
Can you please look at the screenshots from my first post and see if
there
is something wrong;
I don't see anything
Andre Joost wrote
Am 18.07.2014 11:31, schrieb Pedro:
Even after simplified the geometries I still don't see the layer.
I must be doing some very basic mistake
Can you please look at the screenshots from my first post and see if
there
is something wrong;
I don't see anything
Am 22.07.2014 11:22, schrieb Pedro:
It´s exactly that, the file generated by the OGR2Layers only open the qgis
layer correctly in Firefox!
With IE or Chrome I can never see the qgis layer.
It's a limitation in the plugin but it works.
If you search for OpenLayers Internet Explorer, you will
Andre Joost wrote
That works for me too, but the geojson file gets rather big, and Firefox
asks me several times if I want to stop the script.
If you can't find simplified polygons, using QGIS server or an export to
mapserver might be a better solution. That would prevent the browser
Am 18.07.2014 11:31, schrieb Pedro:
Even after simplified the geometries I still don't see the layer.
I must be doing some very basic mistake
Can you please look at the screenshots from my first post and see if there
is something wrong;
I don't see anything wrong.
Do I need any
Andre Joost wrote
It works for me if all vector layers are in EPSG:3857.
HTH,
André Joost
Thanks for your answer André.
But I still having the same problem after change the layers to EPSG:3857.
If you have time and patience could you please try with my data that is this
link:
Am 17.07.2014 19:24, schrieb Pedro:
Andre Joost wrote
It works for me if all vector layers are in EPSG:3857.
HTH,
André Joost
Thanks for your answer André.
But I still having the same problem after change the layers to EPSG:3857.
If you have time and patience could you please try with my
Hi,
I'm trying to produce an html map from my QGIS Desktop map.
For what I saw the plugin OGR2Layers is the most suitable for my case.
But I’m having a major problem and cannot make that my QGIS map appear on
the html file.
This is my map at QGIS Desktop
Am 15.07.2014 13:52, schrieb Pedro:
Hi,
I'm trying to produce an html map from my QGIS Desktop map.
For what I saw the plugin OGR2Layers is the most suitable for my case.
But I’m having a major problem and cannot make that my QGIS map appear on
the html file.
But when open the created file
Le Friday 11 September 2009 10:28:32 Giovanni Manghi, vous avez écrit :
Hi all,
once there was a site dedicated to a nice qgis python plugin (that
worked on qgis 0.9/0.10) that made easy produce openlayers snippets to
add to a web page.
The site no longer works/exist (
Hi,
I suppose it was in his plan to adapt it to qgis 1.x but he needs time ;) but
he told me that this plugin was a test for him to work on QGIS plugins :)
well, the plugin worked fair enough. Maybe the lack of time of the
developer and the fact it was made as test, plan in favor of a fork
I'll convert it to the 1.x api today evening.
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Saw this message from slashgeo.
OGR2Layers is a free and easy to use python plugin for Quantum GIS
open source software. Only a few clicks let you export your vectorial
GIS data layer to a OpenLayers HTML map, that you can easily include
in your website !
http://ogr2layers.org/index.html
Just
The plugins loads and succesfully created the openlayers html. But no
kml was created from the shapefile
This is what python console says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /Users/maning/.qgis//python/plugins/OGR2Layers/ogr2Layers.py,
line 161, in WriteKML
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