Hey-
HKChad wrote:
> I need to append an &filter= param to my WFS queries. I've already been down
> the road of using OpenLayers.Layer.WFS and learning that it appends &BBOX=
> to each query even if you have an &filter, and we all know that violates the
> WFS spec even though some servers support
I need to append an &filter= param to my WFS queries. I've already been down
the road of using OpenLayers.Layer.WFS and learning that it appends &BBOX=
to each query even if you have an &filter, and we all know that violates the
WFS spec even though some servers support it, so I learned of the new
this should work:
map.setCenter (new OpenLayers.LonLat (lo, la).transform(new
OpenLayers.Projection( "EPSG: 4326"), new OpenLayers.Projection( "EPSG:
900913")), 12);
Arnd Wippermann
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Auftrag von Marcello Brunal
Hi Eric,
Thank you for this tip for a fake backgroundlayer
var fake = new OpenLayers.Layer('fake', {displayInLayerSwitcher: false});
map.addLayer(fake);
I added {isBaseLayer:true}
var fake = new OpenLayers.Layer('fake', {isBaseLayer: true});
Now (in the layerswitcher or otherwise) the back
Hello Everyone,
I'm having some trouble passing an array of properties to points created
with the yahoo geocoder control:
http://trac.openlayers.org/attachment/ticket/1784/yahoogeocoder.html
I've got a series of address stored in a MySQL database, each of which also
have a 'NAME' property associa
On Feb 18, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> OL doesn't cache any files, though the number of files it loads can be
> miniized by the 'buffer':0 option on tiled layers.
>
> This is all within the browser realm; outside of the Javascript world.
OK. Seeing this had me a bit worried a
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 12:55:02PM -0600, William Kyngesburye wrote:
> I noticed this when I was looking at mapfish, but ultimately it's
> OpenLayers. As a session in an OL map progresses, cached images build
> up in the browser. In a tiled map with many layers and fractionalzoom
> on this
I noticed this when I was looking at mapfish, but ultimately it's
OpenLayers. As a session in an OL map progresses, cached images build
up in the browser. In a tiled map with many layers and fractionalzoom
on this can get up into the many hundreds quite fast.
I don't know if this adversely
I have a base layer of google where I inserted the marker whose GeoRSS point
coordinates in EPSG: 4326;
to be displayed correctly, I had to insert the projection option:
* new1 [0] = new OpenLayers.Layer.GeoRSS ( 'GeoRSS', 'GeoRSS / blu.xml', (
'projection': new OpenLayers.Projection ( "EPSG: 4326"
I have a base layer of google where I inserted the marker whose GeoRSS point
coordinates in EPSG: 4326;
to be displayed correctly, I had to insert the projection option:
* new1 [0] = new OpenLayers.Layer.GeoRSS ( 'GeoRSS', 'GeoRSS / blu.xml', (
'projection': new OpenLayers.Projection ( "EPSG: 4326"
I have a base layer of google where I inserted the marker whose GeoRSS point
coordinates in EPSG: 4326;
to be displayed correctly, I had to insert the projection option:
* new1 [0] = new OpenLayers.Layer.GeoRSS ( 'GeoRSS', 'GeoRSS / blu.xml', (
'projection': new OpenLayers.Projection ( "EPSG: 4326"
Hi Arnd,
you are right, the "extendedData" section isn't parsed by
OpenLayers.Format.KML.
As a workaround, i wrote a Python script which copies data found in the
extendedData section to the format Something read by OL.
The script is here, if someone is interested:
http://www.maurob.org/?q=node
Hi again,
Thanks a lot for your answers, they have been really very helpful and I've
managed to solve my problem.
Below I added a couple of comments to your comments to explain what I've
done.
Thanks again to both of you,
David
>
>Hi,
>
>On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:26 AM, dalsinao wrote:
>> Ok,
Hi Kai,
What loadURL does is an AJAX request so the object your setHTML
function receive is an AJAX response and responseText is one of its
properties.
You can learn more at : http://www.w3schools.com/dom/dom_http.asp
Learn more with one of the best javascript teacher : firebug. If
you
Dear list,
I have got a question to understand better OpenLayers-code.
Let`s take "getFeatureInfo.html" (of the examples)
For example it`s written:
OpenLayers.loadURL(url, '', this, setHTML);
function setHTML(response) {
OpenLayers.Util.getElement('nodeList').innerHTML =
respon
Hi list(s),
in novembre 2008 i posted a message
about a OL-baes geoEditor which is available under
https.//143.93.78.98/geoEditor2/ (demo/epmty)
This proof-of-concept has been used by several people.
We just have to do a limited evaluation on this project,
so i am looking for people who are intere
Hi Raphael,
perhaps you can provide some informations what's not working. If your WFS
server and your page on the same domain, you need no proxy script.
When I started using WFS request, i needed some time to get it work.
First I had the problem to configure my MapServer for WFS requests.
Hello,
I took the one "proxy.cgi" that lies in the examples-directory of the
openlayers-code. Copied it on a linux-server, got some problems, did dos2unix
and it worked perfectly.
The only thing you might need to change is:
allowedHosts = ['www.openlayers.org', 'openlayers.org',
Thanks Kai,
But I dont have an idea how to write a proxy... do you know where can I find
some tips or a generic one?
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 8:01 AM, Kai Behncke wrote:
> Dear Raphael,
>
> I had also some problems with the wfs proxy-host.
>
> In my case it was because I wrote the code of the p
Dear Raphael,
I had also some problems with the wfs proxy-host.
In my case it was because I wrote the code of the proxy-host on a
Windows-Machine and loaded it on a linux-server, there were some problem with
the word wraps then (maby by coincidence you have the same error). I solved it
with a
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