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ISO Country Code : Country undefined
- 4 years ago
Hey achin1979 ,
if I open the global_dot_json inside a text editor, I can't find Singapore if I'm searching for the text "Singapore"
There is just a fraction for what is necessary to visualize Singapore, Alpha code 2 "SG"
In contrast this is inside the JSON for Germany{ "arcs": [ [ 223, 224, -221, -44, -163, 225, 226, -57, 227, 228, 229 ] ], "type": "Polygon", "properties": { "name": "Germany", "Alpha-2": "DE" }, "id": "DEU" },And this is SG:
{ "type": null, "properties": { "Alpha-2": "SG", "Alpha-3": "SGP" } },The json file is missing essential information, this is the reason why SG will not be visualized.
Regards,
Tom
- 4 years ago
TomMartens Thanks for pointing it out. I've reloaded new json file with arc for those missing countries. It's working now. Thanks a lot! 😉
Thanks, TomMartens
I did. Singapore, Hong Kong & Taiwan are all there. I'm new to json.
Is that mean it's not possible to have them & better to change to another type of map?
Hey achin1979 ,
if I open the global_dot_json inside a text editor, I can't find Singapore if I'm searching for the text "Singapore"
There is just a fraction for what is necessary to visualize Singapore, Alpha code 2 "SG"
In contrast this is inside the JSON for Germany
{
"arcs": [
[
223,
224,
-221,
-44,
-163,
225,
226,
-57,
227,
228,
229
]
],
"type": "Polygon",
"properties": {
"name": "Germany",
"Alpha-2": "DE"
},
"id": "DEU"
},
And this is SG:
{
"type": null,
"properties": {
"Alpha-2": "SG",
"Alpha-3": "SGP"
}
},
The json file is missing essential information, this is the reason why SG will not be visualized.
Regards,
Tom
- achin19794 years agoFrequent Visitor
TomMartens Thanks for pointing it out. I've reloaded new json file with arc for those missing countries. It's working now. Thanks a lot! 😉
- TomMartens4 years agoSuper User
Hey achin1979 ,
if it's a public JSON file you might consider adding the source as it will happen others as well. If you created the arcs yourself, consider providing a short description of how you did it, e.g. using qGIS
Regards,
Tom