Hi all,
I am very happy with openlayers, so happy that I have been trying to
convert my application to a porlet .
I am using Liferay portal as dev environment and I have successfully
managed to load OpenLayers.js within my portlet but I am facing an
error :
this.projection is null
Dear list,
I have a piece of code that creates a control and puts it in a panel.
here's a snippet:
//snippet
var container = document.getElementById(mypanel);
var panel = new OpenLayers.Control.Panel( {div: container});
function addControl(layer, controlName){
//create control
Hello,
Does anyone know how to have the map pan when adding a feature to a vector
layer so that the entire feature is in view?
Here's my code so far that works:
//define the popup
infoPopup = new OpenLayers.Popup.FramedCloud(info,
mouseLoc,
Hi all,
another newbie question. I have a simple version of OL loading GML happily
now, but having moved my page into the body of another site (i.e. remapped
the css and js), I get this error OpenLayers.control.attribution() is not a
constructor on line 8382. I'm (obviously) a novice to Jscript
Hi,
You could register a beforefeatureselected event on your vector layer
and set the map extent according to the feature's extent. I think that
if you use the BBOX strategy, since the feature was already drawn it
should remain the same when the map automatically pan/zoom to the
feature's
Alexandre,
Thanks for your reply.
Can you explain the BBOX strategy a little more? It sounds like it will do
the trick, but I am still new to OpenLayers. It sounds like the zoom level
would change if I set the extent. (Or am I wrong?) I would just like it to
pan, similar to how the Popup
Hi everyone,
Sorry if I have mailed the wrong list, or missed this completely in the
documentation. First post.
Im currently trying to figure out the best approach to have multiple
vector layers selectable.
From what I see I have two options:
* Have one select control to manage
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 09:56:07AM +1200, Jeremy Husmann wrote:
Hi everyone,
Sorry if I have mailed the wrong list, or missed this completely in the
documentation. First post.
Im currently trying to figure out the best approach to have multiple
vector layers selectable.
Great, thanks for the Chris.
I was looking in to the OpenLayers.Layer.Vector.RootContainer to see if
I could use this, but was unsure if it would work? Or be displayed in
the layer control as a option or not?
Cheers,
Jeremy
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Schmidt
I got stuck with this problem for past 2 days trying to figure it out
myselfbut nothing seems to be working as expected.
there are couple of things that I tried myself
1. on every onClick event I try to redraw the map so that the marker put place
where user clicked on the map after the
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 10:20:55AM +1200, Jeremy Husmann wrote:
Great, thanks for the Chris.
I was looking in to the OpenLayers.Layer.Vector.RootContainer to see if
I could use this, but was unsure if it would work? Or be displayed in
the layer control as a option or not?
It's used
I succesfully used the 2.8 trunk. You can use SelectFeature with an array of
layers as argument.
Remember to add and activate the control after that the layers are added to
the map, otherwise it don't work.
Hope this helps.
Simone
Christopher Schmidt-2 wrote:
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at
Great, thanks Chris. I didn't realize the default chm was for 2.8 and
not 2.7. I was getting very confused as to why my array was not being
passed in.
All sorted now.
Cheers,
Jeremy
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Schmidt [mailto:crschm...@metacarta.com]
Sent: Friday, May 22,
There are 4 layers in my map.
layer0 = Openlayers.Layer.image(...); isBaselayer=true;
layer1 = Openlayers.Layer.WMS(...);
layer2 = Openlayers.Layer.WMS(...);
layer3 = Openlayers.Layer.text(...);
I can only see the text layer sometimes, and can see the other 3 layers
always.
It's so strange!
What
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