I'm a beginner to javascript, so I ask you to help me to realize this idea...
I'm trying to realize an action wich allow the user to put the coordinates
in 2 fields (for latitude & longitude in wgs84, decimal degree) and with a
button center and zoom the Openlayers' map to this point.
Another thin
No, it's not important- I was just being overcautious (and inexperienced)!
It works fine now I've renamed it
Thanks!
Jo
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Joanne Cook
Information Systems Coordinator
Oxford Archaeology (North)
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http://thehumanjourney.net
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On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 02:25:48PM +0100, Joanne Cook wrote:
> http://mapdata.thehumanjourney.net/index_new_comp.html
>
> The structure is as follows:
> /var/www/index_new_comp.html
> /var/www/OpenLayers-2.3/
> /var/www/OpenLayers-2.3/OpenLayers_comp.js (to avoid confusion with the
> uncompressed
hello everyone , i am trying to draw a rectangle using this code below.
it work fine on firefox, but on IE it doesn't draw rectangle, it draws it
either as a vertical or horizontal line or sometimes after amny tries as a
rectangle.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
//code in the html page
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http://mapdata.thehumanjourney.net/index_new_comp.html
The structure is as follows:
/var/www/index_new_comp.html
/var/www/OpenLayers-2.3/
/var/www/OpenLayers-2.3/OpenLayers_comp.js (to avoid confusion with the
uncompressed version)
/var/www/OpenLayers-2.3/lib/
/var/www/OpenLayers-2.3/img/
etc
If
On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 02:00:09PM +0100, Joanne Cook wrote:
> Does it also assume that the page you are calling it from is in the directory
> above lib?
No, it shouldn't. If it does, that's a bug. I'd like to see it filed if
you can make an HTML page available on the web which demonstrates it.
Does it also assume that the page you are calling it from is in the directory
above lib?
Mine is not, and it doesn't work. I have copied the img folder into the same
directory as the page I am calling from (the root directory of my web server)
and that seems to work.
Can I remove some of the
On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 11:28:54AM +0100, Joanne Cook wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> Thanks for bringing the compressed version to my attention. I've ran
> ./build_py (the readme file talks about build.sh so I assume it's a little
> out of date), and have a new OpenLayers.js, but when I try and use it th
Hi Eric,
Thanks for bringing the compressed version to my attention. I've ran ./build_py
(the readme file talks about build.sh so I assume it's a little out of date),
and have a new OpenLayers.js, but when I try and use it the graphics on the map
seem to have got lost. It seems to be looking fo
