I have also seen several times that the numbers 52 and 53 change in the same
manner, but unfortunately I cannot figure out, what makes these numbers
change in a wrong way. It is a rather rare occasion. Sometimes it happens,
most of the times it won´t.
On the other hand, adjusting the template-given coordinates to
7 / 52 11 / 53
is no problem at all.
I assume that the spatial search maybe is affected by this, because it does
not seem to work properly. I keep on testing that one.
Can somebody please check, if he or she has the same error concerning saving
the coordinates?
I have also seen several times that the numbers 52 and 53 change in the same
manner, but unfortunately I cannot figure out, what makes these numbers
change in a wrong way. It is a rather rare occasion. Sometimes it happens,
most of the times it won´t.
On the other hand, adjusting the template-given coordinates to
7 / 52 11 / 53
is no problem at all.
I assume that the spatial search maybe is affected by this, because it does
not seem to work properly. I keep on testing that one.
Can somebody please check, if he or she has the same error concerning saving
the coordinates?
I am using Firefox 16.0.2 with Windows XP. Cannot change that, exept for
Microsoft IE 8.0.6001.18702 if you like.
UI? I am using GeoNetwork 2.10 as an editor for metadata.
GeoNetwork is on SUSE Linux / Apache / Tomcat / PostgreSQL 9.1.4. Sorry, I
cannot tell you more on that for the moment, because our system admin is on
holiday until the start of August. We will have the machine on the internet
hopefully at the end of August. You may have a test account if you like,
then.
I am using Firefox 16.0.2 with Windows XP. Cannot change that, exept for
Microsoft IE 8.0.6001.18702 if you like.
I can't reproduce on Firefox 22. Could that be related to the decimal
separator of your system properties ?
Could you try setting a coordinate using a "." or "," and see what happen ?
UI? I am using GeoNetwork 2.10 as an editor for metadata.
GeoNetwork is on SUSE Linux / Apache / Tomcat / PostgreSQL 9.1.4. Sorry, I
cannot tell you more on that for the moment, because our system admin is on
holiday until the start of August. We will have the machine on the internet
hopefully at the end of August. You may have a test account if you like,
then.
I am using http://gll-h3-vl0xx:8080/geonetwork/srv/ger/main.home (it is a
Linux Server in our intranet). I am working on that server from a windows xp
client with firefox. We do not use any special versions for the GUI or s.th.
It is just GeoNetwork standard as it looks almost everywhere on the
internet.
German comma seperator is , that´s true.
In the gui for metadata editing only . (dot) is allowed. If I use , (comma)
instead, it shows up in red colour. This is correct behaviour of GeoNetwork,
because . (dot) is mathematically correct for showing coordinates in WGS 84.
I now tried to save e.g. 6,123 and it ends up with showing 6.00000 and in
the xml there finally also is 6.000000000000001.
But the thing I described before is, that I typed simply 6 without nothing
behind. I saved the metadata and it ended up with 6.000000000000001.