On Thursday, September 10, 2009, cgp carina_pala...@forcorp.com wrote:
I don't know what it's called, but you know when you click on a polygon (for
example) there is a point that appears in the middle of it for you to click
and drag? And then for resize/rotate, there is that same point that
Hello list,
In our organisation, We have interest to add a layer in our OL client with new
information. We wolud like not allow WMS public access to this new layer, only
for request from our client users. In OL + FF with firebug is possible to see
the request to WMS services and then, user
On Tuesday, September 8, 2009, Philip Bruvoll pbruv...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi, we have built an application with OpenLayers, and it seems we have too
many elements in
the map for IE to handle properly (works ok in FF and Chrome).
Amongst other tings, we need to mark about 300 locations
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 9:34 AM, Philip Bruvoll pbruv...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi, we have built an application with OpenLayers, and it seems we have too
many elements in
the map for IE to handle properly (works ok in FF and Chrome).
Amongst other tings, we need to mark about 300 locations (and
Hi, Paco
Can you check if you have set correctly NLS_LANG environment variable for
mapserver
for example, if you use mapserver with apache in cgi mode, add to your conf
file :
Set NLS_LANG ...
Regards, Michael
2009/9/2 Paco fgi...@hotmail.com
Hello list,
I`ve problemas with
Yes, as a workground you can serve your WMS data through phpmapscript
(or any other mapscript) and have a authentication page somewhere on
your website that after successful authentication will create a
session that will be use to decide to serve data or not. This solution
works great for us, and
Hi Christopher,
A lack of preperation on your part does not constitute an emergency on my
part.
You are right.There is no emergency as such.
I thought you had some idea about the libraries u mentioned, so u could pass
on the same to me.
Warm Regards,
Sunny74
Christopher Schmidt-2 wrote:
On
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 12:51:26PM +0300, Pavel Iacovlev wrote:
Yes, as a workground you can serve your WMS data through phpmapscript
(or any other mapscript) and have a authentication page somewhere on
your website that after successful authentication will create a
session that will be use to
On my laptop running Firefox 3.5.3 on Windows Vista Home edition, there is no
problem viewing OpenLayers map viewer (for example, the one on the home page
for OpenLayers.org).
But on my Windows XP workstation, running Firefox 3.5.3, the map controls do
not appear. Firebug says Error in
Got my answer.
In order to auto-refresh a single image, OpenLayers.Layer.WMS must be used
with the singleTile option set to true.
Thanks to Kenneth Skovhede (k...@geograf.dk)
ABB wrote:
Hello,
I have a web service that returns a single PNG image from a given
size/position.
I'm
Hi
there is a secure wms implementation from camptocamp:
http://secureows.org/securewms/documentation/v1.1/whitepaper_documentati
on_v1.1.pdf
But it needs some additional stuff on the client side.
regards
Stefan
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Von: Christopher Schmidt
Hi,
You can do it by using context und template for your style:
var styleMapLabelZoom;
function set_styleMapLabelZoom()
{
var context = {
getFontSize : function(){
var diffZ = map.getZoom() - 14;
return diffZ 0 ? 7 + 3*diffZ +px : 0px;
},
Mike Quentel wrote:
On my laptop running Firefox 3.5.3 on Windows Vista Home edition, there is no
problem viewing OpenLayers map viewer (for example, the one on the home page
for OpenLayers.org).
But on my Windows XP workstation, running Firefox 3.5.3, the map controls do
not appear.
thank you Andeas for your help, but I continue with some problems and maybe
you can be help me again.
I do it this and nothing
var bounds = new OpenLayers.Bounds(
-85.49711392680179, 19.65266328193469,
-73.59119430594814, 23.44530772150158
Hi,
see my suggestions inline.
fsalas wrote:
thank you Andeas for your help, but I continue with some problems and
maybe you can be help me again.
I do it this and nothing
var bounds = new OpenLayers.Bounds(
-85.49711392680179, 19.65266328193469,
I have about 10 or more WMS layers that I'm adding to the map. I'm using
GetFeatureInfo to get values for each layer. So I have 10 of these:
--
map.events.register('click', map, function (e) {
if
Hi,
Just remove the line
OpenLayers.Event.stop(e);
for all but the 1st layer.
Regards,
Andreas.
cgp wrote:
I have about 10 or more WMS layers that I'm adding to the map. I'm using
GetFeatureInfo to get values for each layer. So I have 10 of these:
You should probably use the same variable for the layers and
query_layers parameters - there is some debate over whether they must
match or not (GeoServer atleast requires all the query layers to be
listed in the layers param).
I'm also not quite clear as to why you can't roll all the layers in
How do you roll all the layers in to one request? All the examples that
I've seen only have one layer at a time.
Ian Turton wrote:
You should probably use the same variable for the layers and
query_layers parameters - there is some debate over whether they must
match or not (GeoServer
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 3:47 PM, cgp carina_pala...@forcorp.com wrote:
How do you roll all the layers in to one request? All the examples that
I've seen only have one layer at a time.
You can put as many layers in to each of the layers parameters as you
want separated by commas.
Ian
--
Ah ok. That works well for making the code compact, but the click event grabs
feature info for all the layers at the same time. I want it to only get the
feature info if the layer is currently selected. That's why I have the
condition if (map.layers[curr_layer_index].visibility==true) for each of
Two questions --
1. Given that I can query OpenLayers.Layer.WMS() just as easily as
OpenLayers.Layer.MapServer(), is one preferred over the other? I feel
I am getting a better response from OpenLayers.Layer.MapServer() over
OpenLayers.Layer.WMS()... am I hallucinating, or should I do some
crap... went too soon. Please read on...
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 6:22 PM, P Kishor punk.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Two questions --
1. Given that I can query OpenLayers.Layer.WMS() just as easily as
OpenLayers.Layer.MapServer(), is one preferred over the other? I feel
I am getting a better
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