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Hi all,
I'm an experienced Django developer but I know absolutely nothing
about GIS.
I've managed to get GeoDjango up and running on Django-trunk with
Postgresql on Mac OS X. I also have the GeographicAdmin app working
from geodjango-basic-apps.
I'm looking for how to draw a raster image on the map, similar to the
waypoints Google Maps draws when you get directions. I'm not sure what
the correct word for this type of icon is in the GIS vocabulary, so if
someone could tell me what it is I'd be greatly appreciate.
I've read most of the documentation for GeoDjango and haven't seen a
simple example of how to do this. I'm guessing the GeoIP example from
geodjango-basic-apps would do it, but the version in the trunk of
geodjango-basic-apps is broken.
Jacob
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Hi Jacob,
GeoDjango doesn't handle mapping directly, it just handles the
geographic data management. To produce admin maps, it uses OpenLayers,
which provides mapping tools with similar capabilities to Google Maps'
(but free and open source). The built-in admin maps aren't yet very
customizable.
To put markers on a map, you'll need to use some javascript in templates
together with a mapping library like OpenLayers or Google Maps (both
would work). A few options here: