I keep getting the message "INPUT ERROR - Invalid floating point format" this evening when I try to use HTDP to update a position.?ÿ Anyone care to point out what I'm doing wrong?
Input and output reference frames are the same:?ÿ NAD83(2011/CORS96/2007)
Input date:?ÿ 2009.0?ÿ (also tried MDY format of 1 1 2009)
Output date: 2020.83 (also tried 10 30 2020)
Input lat:?ÿ 38 32 37.29946
Input long: 121 45 11.96262
(No height input, though I tried 30 once to see if that mattered.)
Checked "use the velocity predicted..." by HTDP.
Click submit, get an error page.
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As a workaround I used the file upload option, which returns decimal values.?ÿ Once converted to DMS, this is what I got for the updated position:
38 32 37.30317
121 45 11.96720
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barring my misunderstanding your post, seems to work for me...
Your input screenshot appears to be the same as mine, yet I still get the "invalid floating point format" error.?ÿ I even tried another browser (Chrome and Edge).
Curious, as well as frustrating.
The height value must be entered with a decimal point, otherwise it will return the floating point error. Same goes for the lat and long, even if you are only entering to the nearest whole number...
The height value must be entered with a decimal point, otherwise it will return the floating point error.
That was it!?ÿ I overlooked the decimal point in the height on GeeOddMike's screenshot, that's what was different from my entries.
Thanks very much!
