Hi Stephan,
Interesting. You're also right that I could separate out the layerType
check. I'm using a OCG WMS to fetch a small block of KML objects
surrounding a point (geoserver WMS with KML output). In response to a user
query, I loop through the collection checking if the query coord is insid
Hi Josh,
it looks like $foo.find(":header") has a problem since there is no
single root element. Wrapping your data packet into would help:
$foo = $(""+foo+"");
but since you are after a speed optimization I would suggest:
layerType = $(queryTarget[0]).text();
This gets the text of your fir
Hi Stephen,
My apologies for not getting back to you sooner. I've been sick and my
projects have gotten away from me.
We now return to the email I'd started writing before I lost track of
everything.
Thank you! Trebly so!
First, yes, the data is ordered based on a template in geoserver th
Hi Josh,
are your data ordered? (e.g. MAP_ID is the first , SITE_ADDRESS
the second, ...)
If yes you can use a index based approach (from 4.8ms to 0.9ms on IE).
var $foo = $(foo);
var data = $foo.find(".atr-value");
var parcelOutput = 'Parcel ID: ' +
$(data[0]).text() +
'' +
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