Hi Bill,
Keep in mind that only your top layer is the only one you can interact
with. Plus, I'm not sure if what you're trying to do is a good practice.
I would recommend on control per layer, only one usable at a time on the
top most layer. You could register some visibilitychanged events to
Dear all:
I have two server, Apache, and Tomcat, they are running at same server.
Geoserver is running on Tomcat, TileCache running on Apache. for example,
apache using port 2008, Tomcat using port 2009
When I use getFeatureinfo, I have error :uri deny. I try to solve the
problem by using
I have an Ordnance Survey transformation class, for those that do not wish to
use proj4js.
It is available for download at
http://ge.pythonmoo.co.uk/maps/OpenLayers.Projection.OrdnanceSurvey.js
Please _do not_ hotlink to it.
goliah wrote:
Hi Arnd.
thank you for your response.
No, i
Mika,
I think that you have pointed out the significant challenge for grass
roots generated documentation for a quickly changing project like
OpenLayers. Most of us who post questions to the list do not have
enough knowledge of OpenLayers to write large parts of the
documentation. (Definitely
I started off all keen on openlayers tried to put some pages together
which sort of worked but then have more or less given up due to the lack
of documentation. If you want a load of people to use openlayers then
there does definitely need to be decent documentation or people will get
fed up and
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 09:15:55AM -0600, David Fawcett wrote:
To me, an area of documentation that would be very useful would be the
higher level stuff. (e.g. What are the current best practices?
[vector layer with markers vs. marker layer] , How do all of these
contexts, strategies, etc.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 03:24:34PM -, M.E.Dodd wrote:
I started off all keen on openlayers tried to put some pages together
which sort of worked but then have more or less given up due to the lack
of documentation. If you want a load of people to use openlayers then
there does definitely
Since that was alson posted on the list ...
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Hi Chip,
Le mardi 13 janvier 2009 à 14:28 -0800, Chip Taylor a écrit :
Just curious about your statement I don't think we should take it upon
ourselves to waste
beautiful Saturdays generating documentation for free (person
From the responses I'm getting in the [OpenLayers-Users] Switching
Layers Assigned to a SelectFeature Control thread and some Googling it
appears that handling multiple vector layers simultaneously in
OpenLayers is not well supported. In fact, it basically won't work. Only
one layer of
I agree with what most people here have to say about contributions and, if I
were more than a developer at a company that uses OL, I'd be extremely happy to
contribute financially. Unfortunately reality is that Open Source is not
supported adequately by people and the very nature of Open
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 08:46:07AM -0800, Chip Taylor wrote:
I still stick by the statement that good code without good
documentation is less than the product it should be. I also realize
that given the model and the reluctance of programmers to document
code I doubt the situation will change
We have implemented another solution for this problem...
We made a control that throws events (click, mouseover, mouseout) for a
specific group of features, and we don't mind if the features are in different
layers or not.
It just works... If anyone want the code I can share it...
I sent a
Hi Thomas,
with your transformation class everything works perfect!
So I think I stay this implementation, but I still can't understand
why my proj4s version is not working.
Thanks a lot
Mauro
2009/1/14 Thomas Wood grand.edgemas...@gmail.com:
I have an Ordnance Survey transformation class,
Christopher,
Yes, currently I get the viewport bounds via:
var coordArray = map.getBounds().toArray();
From that I can get the SW and NE viewport coordinates. This is where the
problem starts. The first issue was getting the proper distance between the
SW point and the NE point. This is
Hey-
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 02:31:14PM -0800, Chip Taylor wrote:
Just curious about your statement I don't think we should take it upon
ourselves to waste beautiful Saturdays generating documentation for free
(person opinion). Why would you waste your beautiful
Hey-
Xiaoyu Guan wrote:
Dear all:
I have two server, Apache, and Tomcat, they are running at same server.
Geoserver is running on Tomcat, TileCache running on Apache. for
example, apache using port 2008, Tomcat using port 2009
When I use getFeatureinfo, I have error :uri deny. I try to
Hi,
I'm trying to use openlayers in conjunction with Drupal and I'm having problems
with the map rendering. The javascript code runs without error, but I don't
see the map on the page. I've been fiddling with this to the point where I'm
out of things to try.
I used a debugger (along with
I think perhaps a way to approach this issue is through this list. My logic is
as follows
Search documentation --- No answer --- Ask List --- Summarize and
generalize responses and add to documentation.
I know not everyone can even do that--as they might not be at the level to
understand
Dear list,
Is there a way to change to mouse pointer to a hair cross when using then
measure control?
Is there a way to always present the measured distance in meters? The
distance shows in km as soon as a distance longer than 1000m is measured.
Thanks,
Z
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When you open a WFS layer does OL load the entire data file, or just the
features that are visible in the map window? I tried feeding it a large
table and it took quite a while to display, so I was wondering if that
was because it had to dig into the table to find the features in the map
Hey-
Bill Thoen wrote:
When you open a WFS layer does OL load the entire data file, or just the
features that are visible in the map window? I tried feeding it a large
table and it took quite a while to display, so I was wondering if that
was because it had to dig into the table to find
Zer wrote:
Dear list,
Is there a way to change to mouse pointer to a hair cross when using then
measure control?
control.events.on({
activate: function() {
map.div.style.cursor = crosshair;
},
deactivate: function() {
map.div.style.cursor = default;
}
Hi. Have you tried: deactivate control, change its layer, activate
control. I'm not sure it'll work but it's worth trying. Eric
2009/1/13, Bill Thoen bth...@gisnet.com:
I've got three vector feature layers and I'd like to use the same tool
to select any feature from any of these layers. But I
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