Hi Bart, thanks for that as I think I am half way there now. The only issue
now is that the layers are not transparent. They are coming from Mapserver
as PNG's. Here is my code:
OpenLayers.IMAGE_RELOAD_ATTEMPTS = 2;
OpenLayers.Util.onImageLoadErrorColor = "transparent";
I stand corrected.. (again) :-)
Still.. IE6 doesn't support it, so in the case of IE 6 it then probably gets
added to array's prototype somewhere. I searched for this possibility but
couldn't find it in the code. I guess I spoke too soon. My apologies.
> Er, I think this is a very unlikely sta
On Fri, Aug 08, 2008 at 01:02:31PM -0700, George.Muammar wrote:
> The road layer (Teleatlas / Navteq) comes in UTM - WGS84 and I also combine
> it with my cadastral data. I play with these projections every day and are
> very confident with them - but not so with the so called "spherical
> mercato
If your code snippet is correct then it is wrong, because you forget the
kommas.
>maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(-1782043.9 2240752.7 3256506.0
6482565.5),
maxExtent: new
OpenLayers.Bounds(-1782043.9,2240752.7,3256506.0,6482565.5),
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Here's my problem:
I have a map that is ~ 450 pixels tall but has 30+ layers. As a
result, users can only see the top half of the layers in the
layerswitcher.
Is there any way to customize the html in the layerswitcher so that I
can manually organize the layers into columns instead of having one
I've made a map from a combined set of MapServer layers (two vector
layers and a raster one) and the output projection is UTM Zone 14 WGS 84
(epsg:32614). When I create the map object like this:
var mapOptions = {
maxResolution: 'auto', controls: []
};
map =
Hello List,
I am amazed by Openlayers' capabilities of displaying Google Maps, VE and
WMS/WFS layers all on the same map.
So it did not bother me much when I noticed that Google and VE have an
approx. 50 meter displacement (in my part of the world, NE of Rome, Italy).
When I looked closer at go
Hi Duarte, thanks for good answer.
yes dt73.
but now i´ve another problem.
i i make a zoom to a point lon/lat the place it´s not the same as in google
maps ?
So projection maybe still wrong !!!
Who´s bad ? open layers or mapserver ?
Duarte Carreira wrote:
>
> Is your shapefile in the origina
On some users IE7 browsers, not all, we get the above error. It is an
occasional error. Does anybody know how to fix this error?
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On Fri, Aug 08, 2008 at 02:36:19AM -0700, realjax wrote:
>
> Try destroying them as well on the markers layer
>
> If you just want to get rid of all markers on the marker layer it should be:
>
> localizationLayer.destroy()
>
> (assuming localizationLayer is of type OpenLayers.Layer.markers )
>
Try destroying them as well on the markers layer
If you just want to get rid of all markers on the marker layer it should be:
localizationLayer.destroy()
(assuming localizationLayer is of type OpenLayers.Layer.markers )
The problem might be in the fact that the removeMarker makes use of
OpenL
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