I performed the upgrades as described in the title and now when locations are edited and re-saved, they disappear from the map. Mapping on the individual location nodes works; the markers and the locations themselves disappear from the locator view.

See http://drupal.org/node/1708624 for problems others had with the upgrade; I upgraded yesterday, so I'm on the 8/5 dev version.

Any ideas? Thanks!

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bcobin commented

After re-indexing proximity, all locations are gone from the view. Ugh. I think there's a problem with the latest 2.x dev of Geofield with the OL Proximity filter.

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pixelsweatshop commented

So, what you are saying is that you are running the unstable 2.x version of Geofield and this caused the nodes to disappear?

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bcobin commented

Yes - I am running the 2.x version. During the process of trying to fix things, I did try rolling back to the production version of Geofield at some point, but that didn't work. If the production version is OK, I'll try to see if I can roll back. (I also went to the dev version of OpenLayers, which is much newer - without success. Ugh.)

I should also add that the nodes are fine, and location on the node is OK, too - the issue is with Views it seems to me.

The issue with 2.x seems to be a change in the Geofield schema and the use of WKB instead of WKT. See http://drupal.org/node/1722518 and http://drupal.org/node/1708624

From the tone of your response, it seems that Geofield 1.x is just fine; if that's so, I'll probably end up trying to reconstruct things as they were, which was working nicely. Thank you for your help - I realize that OL Locator is simply a Features module, so you're being really nice in helping out here!

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pixelsweatshop commented

The 2.x version of Geofield is still under heavy development and until it is stable, it's like shooting at a moving target. I am holding off releasing something solid for OpenLayers Locator until Geofield and Openlayers Proximity mature a bit. I would definitely restore to an earlier version and just run the 1.x version of Geofield.

In theory (I haven't tested this out), but you might just be able to change OL Locator view to use WKB instead.

1. Go to admin/structure/views/view/ol_locator_proximity_search/edit/openlayers_1

2. Select Format: OpenLayers Data Overlay > Settings

3. Switch to WKB

EDIT: On second thought, this may only bring back your points on your map, but still may not allow filtering by proximity. Best to go back to 1.x of Geofield.

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bcobin commented

Totally makes sense. I'll try to see if I can roll back, but with the schema change...

As to the suggestion to use WKB, that's not an option - available options for Map Data Sources are Lat/Long Pair, Bounding Box and WKT - no WKB.

Thanks much!

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pixelsweatshop commented
Title: Locations in view lost after Geofield and 7.15 core update » Not compatible with Geofield 7.x-2.x-dev
Component: Miscellaneous » Code
Category: support » task
Status: Active » Postponed

Setting to postponed until there is a solid 2.x version of Geofield.

Retitling for better indexing/searching

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bcobin commented

Thanks. Rolling back produces the following error:

Undefined property: stdClass::$field_location_wkt in field_sql_storage_field_storage_load() (line 360 of [site]/modules/field/modules/field_sql_storage/field_sql_storage.module).

Any ideas on this? Thank much!

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pixelsweatshop commented

Rolling back the update won't work. From what I understand Geofield 2.x changed the DB structure. You will have to restore your site and DB to an earlier state with the 1.x version.

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bcobin commented

Thanks - that's what I thought. Just checking. Thanks for all the help!

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pixelsweatshop commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Postponed » Closed (fixed)

OpenLayers Locator 2.x supports Geofield 2.x