13.9.2012 11:04, Coulson Thabo Kgathi kirjoitti:
how i plot a point atleast manually is what i cant find how to do.
If atleast i could know how, which i think is done in the models.py then
i would be good to go afterwards
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What you really mean by "plot"?
If you mean that show it somehow somewhere on a map then there is really
nothing "built in" in Django for that. IIRC admin can show only
one (first?) geometry field defined.
So you need to have some kind of mapengine to actually produce map also
known as WMS (or WFS).
Mapserver, Mapnik or Geoserver being propably one of the most used ones.
After you have done that you can build HTML page that uses some means to
show map. OpenLayers is for that - it's javascript library to work with
(interactive) maps on a webpage.
Now you should have all pieces that allows you to put together stuff
that can show your points from a database.
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