RT @ihearttheroad: Holy smokes… @wilw just circled me on Googleplus. (Play it cool, Jess. Play it cool.) @fillerwriter is going to be …
I’m happy to report that #drupal Geofield has a release candidate! Time to party!! http://t.co/EeSPUaGY
This is pretty much the greatest thing ever. 17-minute takedown of “Death of Superman.” http://t.co/scvRvMOI
RT @merlinofchaos: Dear DA election candidates: DCI made $500K profit in 2010. More of that money needs to go into drupal org improvemen …
RT @tdechant: Map in today’s @PerSquareMile post courtesy of @enf, who kindly licenses his awesome maps via CC. Check ‘em out. http://t. …
RT @BadAstronomer: I feel you should know I hate your political stance. Yeah, you. #you #UpWithThings #DownWithOtherThings
Documentation for Geofield Map
We currently have little to no documentation on Geofield Map, which can be potentially confusing for new users of the module for two entirely different reasons. We need to better document how to use Geofield Map, and we need to point users to better, more robust mapping solutions like the Openlayers module if/when they hit the limitations of the bundled module.
I picture this manifesting in a few areas…
- A README.txt file to go along with geofield_map.
- A sub-page to go with our current documentation page
- A mention on the module summary page
- Maybe an improved description in the .info file
Oh @fulcrumapp, why don’t you have any pricing on your web site for your non-free plans?
RT @zzolo: @thomasturnbull and I speaking with @ultimike about mapping with #drupal on @drupaleasy podcast: http://t.co/pIRnvEkw
RT @thomasturnbull: @zzolo and I speaking with @ultimike about mapping with #drupal on @drupaleasy podcast: http://t.co/SWrr0Px7
RT @ihearttheroad: Do you live in AK, HI, MT, WY, ND, KS, LA, WV or NH? I want you to pay a visit to http://t.co/UcIrJz5V! 41/50 states …
User Profile & View Error
When creating a view of user locations, I’m getting the following:
Notice: Undefined index: name in geofield_map_plugin_style_map->render() (line 116 of /home/nas1r0/61/00/8200061/web/sites/all/modules/geofield/modules/geofield_map/includes/geofield_map_plugin_style_map.inc).
Also, on the user profile pages, with geofield map set as the formatter, I get the following:
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$title in geofield_map_field_formatter_view() (line 69 of /home/nas1r0/61/00/8200061/web/sites/all/modules/geofield/modules/geofield_map/geofield_map.module).
FYI: The Republican Party logo is really a parade elephant. http://t.co/QsFnVshp
RT @jatorre: Hey. Look at this @CartoDB map on the Wall Street Journal http://t.co/NX9i9DaW We have created a great geodata journalism tool!
geofield_compute_values() removing some WKT
I’m having a weird issue and it seems the geofield_compute_values() is doing something weird with my WKT.
I am importing a shapefile into my geofield. I have custom code to do this (hoping to release it soon as a geofield widget). The Shapefile has 4 features, all polygons.
I am trying to combine this into a multipolygon. When I sent the multipolygon feature into geofield_compute_values(), it removed some of the 4th polygon (by far the largest). While poking around, I tried reversing the order of the polygons, so that the largest one was entered first. Strangely, this seemed to preserve the data.
Clearly the order to the features shouldn’t matter. Perhaps I am mangling the data somehow.
I have attached the two MULTIPOLYGON wkt features so that they can be tested. Running them through geofield_compute_values() shoud return the same data but it’s not working for me.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| bad.wkt_.txt | 80.81 KB |
| good.wkt_.txt | 80.81 KB |
RT @quarkon: 99 bugs in the legacy code, 99 bugs in the code.
Take one down, pass it around.
102 bugs in the legacy code.
RT @leisa: What is a UX Developer and are they really a thing? | disambiguity http://t.co/n5rYHdMA
RT @ihearttheroad: Hey @gaugesapp - Thanks for helping out with a little experiment! Here’s the write-up (in which you get a mention): h …
Integration with Google Static Map API
I have created a couple formatters to integrate with the static maps and streetview images from http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/staticmaps/. I pushed it to a sandbox module. Do you think it would make sense as an integrated module (like geofield_maps), or should I create a separate project?
RT @GingrichIdeas: Make Klingon the official language in wartime.
Move js namespacing to end of mapping.js
In the mapping example code, it’s necessary to renamespace the map variable. This seems to happen because you redeclare the Drupal.mapping namespace later in the main js file after doing your initial namespace. I propose moving the namespaces at the end of the main mapping.js file.
