Setting the extent of the layer using the defined spatial_extent before adding to the map #300
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This PR solves the issue #299 . When the user was trying to add a layer from a different SRID (e.g EPSG 2100), the final layer extent was set using the coordinates of WGS 84 (EPSG 4326). As a result the layer could not be found by using the
zoom to layeroption.To solve this issue, I set the layer extent using the
spatial_extentof the layer (which is well defined) right before the layer is added to the map.