Before anything else, I would like to say thanks for this great geo-Drupal distribution.
After some reading & tinkering, I've successfully configured Cartaro to work with these setup:
1.) XAMPP 1.8.1 (Apache 2.4.3, PHP 5.4.7) + Cartaro (beta2) + OpenGeo Suite 3 CE (PostgreSQL 9.1, PostGIS 2.0, GeoServer 2.2)
2.) WAPP 5.3.17 (Apache 2.2.23, PHP 5.3.17, PostgreSQL 9.1.5, PostGIS 1.5.5) + Cartaro (beta2) + GeoServer 2.2
I've tried also both with and without the "Support GeoServer Drupal authentication" option at the last stage of installation, and the Cartaro 7.x-1.x-dev version and they've all worked like a charm; after that, I've added some modules (Geofield, Leaflet, etc) & content types with spatial attributes. In all of my setups, there's one common problem though: the plotted output or layer extent of the point/line/polygon features from the input OpenLayers map is scaled differently or has different map units, or too small with respect to the base map, or perhaps transformed automatically to a different projection. Kindly see the detailed attached screenshots. I hope someone could shed some light regarding this matter. :)
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #2 | before PostGIS dev reinstallation.PNG | 608.41 KB | ranelpadon |
| #2 | after PostGIS dev reinstallation.PNG | 602.27 KB | ranelpadon |
| Configuration using WAPP + Cartaro (dev).pdf | 790.37 KB | ranelpadon |
Comments
Comment #1
friedjoff commentedHi,
thanks for the detailed bug report! This issue is related to the recently added projection support and has been resolved after the beta2 release. Can you please rerun the Cartaro installation using a current development snapshot of the PostGIS module? Just add the module to your sites/all/modules directory.
Thanks,
Friedjoff
Comment #2
ranelpadon commentedIt works now (see the attached screenshots). I reinstalled the cartaro dev version, but overwritten the postgis module first (before the installation). I've overwritten the postgis module found in profiles/cartaro/modules/contrib/postgis directory, but perhaps overwriting the one in the sites/all/modules/postgis might also do, as you suggest. Thanks a lot. :)
Comment #3
ranelpadon commented