I have the same problem...
plen wrote:
Hello,
I have added a marker (new OpenLayers.Marker(..)) to my map and added the
marker to the markers layer. I have then added the marker to the
OpenLayers.Control.DragMarker. My question is how can I get the new
coordinates for where the
On Fri, Sep 05, 2008 at 08:23:29AM +0300, Lehtonen, Mika wrote:
Does anyone know how to deal with the png transparency in IE6 with
WMS-requests? If I set overlay layer to transparent (transparent:true),
it isn't transparent in IE6. I know I can add alpha:true which makes
pngs' transparent
Thanks again Christopher :).
Which was the solution to make the controls work (in Spherical Mercator)
before the displayProjection function?
Is possible to change displayProjection (or projection) on-the-fly or only
is possible to change the options when you create the object?
Thanks,
I've the same problem. It seems the Google Layer have no data (including the
center) when was loaded for the first time.
Temporarily I solved it getting the center before change the layer, and
setting a new center after. Isn't the best solution, but works well hehehe.
(To solve the problem with
On Fri, Sep 05, 2008 at 04:22:10AM -0700, Salvaro wrote:
Thanks again Christopher :).
Which was the solution to make the controls work (in Spherical Mercator)
before the displayProjection function?
Work? They worked just fine: They displayed meters to the user :)
Is possible to change
Hi Guys,
has anyone managed to load a custom XML to display markers and Polylines?
my XML currently looks like this
marker
id/id
lat/lat
lng/lng
icon/icon
title/title
description/description
/marker
What I am trying to do is the following
read the XML and
Setting format to image/gif left my polygons opaque in IE6, although I
have opacity set to 0.2 in my SLD. In the other browser there are no
problems. Maybe I had a bad syntax? Also, I am using MapFish, but as I
remember, the test OL 2.6 of mine had same problems.
- mika -
Christopher Schmidt
On Fri, Sep 05, 2008 at 04:38:37PM +0300, Lehtonen, Mika wrote:
Setting format to image/gif left my polygons opaque in IE6, although I
have opacity set to 0.2 in my SLD. In the other browser there are no
problems. Maybe I had a bad syntax?
No, it just wasn't clear to me that was what you
Hi openlayers users,
I'm currently developing a multilayer map with openlayers, a OSM tiles
cache layer, and a google maps layer, currently in firefox both work ok,
but in IE (6 and 7) the google maps layer appears moved (I attached a
shot for example), and I don't know the reason, if I disable
And that would work in IE6 with layer format to set image/gif?
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Christopher Schmidt kirjoitti:
You could put the opacity to 1.0 in your SLD, and use client-side
opacity set to 0.2 in OpenLayers.
Regards,
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On Fri, Sep 05, 2008 at 05:43:00PM +0300, Lehtonen, Mika wrote:
And that would work in IE6 with layer format to set image/gif?
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Should.
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How about map.zoomToMaxExtent()? Eric
2008/9/5, Bill Thoen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
All I know is that I have some vectors in a layer somewhere on the map,
but I don't know where their center is or how far out I need to zoom to
them all at the maximum zoom scale. I need a bounding box for an entire
could somebody Pleaase have a look at the following and tell me why its not
drawing a line?
var style_green = {
strokeColor: #00FF00,
strokeOpacity: 1,
strokeWidth: 3,
pointRadius: 6,
pointerEvents:
That would zoom out to the entire map. I just want to automatically zoom
out to the extents of a layer and center on it. I shouldn't have called
it 'baseLayer' because it's not a Base Layer; it's an Overlay Layer.
Imagine a Base Layer of North America, and then you load a WFS layer of
say,
Never mind... I just figured out that getDataExtent() applies to
markers, not features like polygons and linestrings. Does anybody know
if there is a function for WFS layers that returns the bounding box of
that layer regardless of what type of map objects it contains?
Bill Thoen wrote:
If I
On Fri, Sep 05, 2008 at 11:30:20AM -0600, Bill Thoen wrote:
Never mind... I just figured out that getDataExtent() applies to
markers, not features like polygons and linestrings. Does anybody know
if there is a function for WFS layers that returns the bounding box of
that layer regardless
That line is in the Atlantic Ocean at a spot just north of the Azores.
But if you're expecting it to show up somewhere in South Africa, you
need to specify coordinates as Lon, Lat instead of Lat, Lon.
Kenny France wrote:
could somebody Pleaase have a look at the following and tell me why
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