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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Randal,<br>
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first of all thanks for your reply. I tried the steps you have
recommended. The Plugin QuickMapServices does work perfektly and
does list all the map services available ;) Thanks<br>
But the plotting of my coordinates still doesnt work, i already
had activated the "on the fly" option, so the result does stay the
same :(<br>
<br>
vg CheVeyo<br>
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2.14.3-Essen (not self compiled) on Win 7 (Randal Hale)
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Hello Everybody,
I tried the tutorial from this page
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/importing_spreadsheets_csv.html">http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/importing_spreadsheets_csv.html</a>
My goal ist to put a few geo points from a csv file on a front layer and
in the background layer i would like to have a world map.
The import of the csv file does work, also the right interpretion of my
long and lat data, so far so good ;)
But the i tried to load a earth map with the plugin "OpenLayers plugin".
First of all the google maps do not work and the whole screen stays
white, only the "bing aerial" does show a correct result. Thats my first
issues, why do not work the other maps? Is it a bug or am i doing
something wrong?
The second thing: my imported points from the csv file and the bing
aerial do not match each other in their zooming! When i zoom on the bing
aerial all the points a reduced to one point somewhere in the south
atlantic!? I used WGS 84 as a geo reference system.. How can i fix it?
greets
CheVeyo from Germany
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Try two things:
First - Use the QuickMapServices Plugin.
1. Go to PLugins -> Manage and Install -> Search for QuickMapServices.
2. Once installed Go to Settings in the plugin -> More services -> get
Contributed Pack (and now you have Google Maps).
Once you pull up a map make sure your "Enabled on the Fly CRS
Transformation" is on
1. Click in the lower right of QGIS and click where you see EPSG:4326
2. Make sure "Enabled on the Fly CRS Transformation"
Hopefully everything lines up. I may be entirely wrong but I don't think
OpenLayers has been updated in a bit.
Randy
On 06/11/2016 04:07 PM, CheVeyo20 wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello Everybody,
I tried the tutorial from this page
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/importing_spreadsheets_csv.html">http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/importing_spreadsheets_csv.html</a>
My goal ist to put a few geo points from a csv file on a front layer
and in the background layer i would like to have a world map.
The import of the csv file does work, also the right interpretion of
my long and lat data, so far so good ;)
But the i tried to load a earth map with the plugin "OpenLayers
plugin". First of all the google maps do not work and the whole screen
stays white, only the "bing aerial" does show a correct result. Thats
my first issues, why do not work the other maps? Is it a bug or am i
doing something wrong?
The second thing: my imported points from the csv file and the bing
aerial do not match each other in their zooming! When i zoom on the
bing aerial all the points a reduced to one point somewhere in the
south atlantic!? I used WGS 84 as a geo reference system.. How can i
fix it?
greets
CheVeyo from Germany
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