[fusion-users] Scale and Unit problems with state plane coord sys

[Berdel, Brian]

Are you using fusion.js as your script in your index page?  Change it to fusionSF.js and see if that helps.  I am not sure what causes the issue...but I think this is what I did to fix it.  Although, I have run into a lot of other issues which has prevented me from upgrading any client sites.

Brian  Berdel
McMahon Associates, Inc.
p: 215.283.9444 x 260
www.mcmtrans.com

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From: fusion-users-bounces at lists.osgeo.org [mailto:fusion-users-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Mark Pendergraft
Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 1:08 AM
To: fusion-users at lists.osgeo.org
Subject: [fusion-users] Scale and Unit problems with state plane coord sys


I am having scale and unit issues with fusion.
I'm running mapguide 2.1, and did a SVN checkout of fusion earlier today.

The issues i'm having are:
-map is zoomed way out upon running the application
-the map will only zoom in so far (1:360,000)
-the units in the StatusCoords widget are displayed as meters, and according
to the coordinates the entire state of washington is less than 1 meter from
top to bottom.
-oddly enough the scale of the map seems correct

The units for my map are WAHP-NF, which is Washington State Plane North Zone
(HPGN) - US Foot

When i switch my map over to LL84, everything works fine.

It's important for the map to be on the state plane coordinate system
because all of our work is on this datum.  I've also tried WAHP-N (which is
in meters) and I experience the same issues.

Any ideas on what could be causing this?

-Mark P.
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