Hi all,
I have a WMS layer as my base layer and also a WFS layer on top of it.
OpenLayers renders the WMS layer perfectly, but the WFS layer doesn't show
up. I am pretty sure that the OpenLayers is sending an appropriate request
to the server (Geoserver) and the server is also responding
Pedro Baracho wrote:
In fact, changing the security settings won't solve the problem if you are
accessing it via file://
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Pedro Baracho
pedropbara...@gmail.comwrote:
What is the link on your browser when you open the example?
is it http:// ... or
stash wrote:
thanks for the answer. When I open my html file the browser opens it as a
file.
Is there any possibility how to solve the problem when i open it as a file?
No. OpenLayers is a *web* mapping library. I already told you to access
your page via
I'm looking for a strategy to use OL as an editor to update a polygon
PostGis layer.
My PostGis table looks like
gid int4 primary key,
name varchar2(20),
geom polygon
I implement a classic stategy
var saveStrategy = new OpenLayers.Strategy.Save()
Could you please copy your code so I can take look?
As I understand, WFS problems are usually related to:
1- Proxy and Cross Domain Requests
2- Projections
3- Incorrect OL instancing
As you stated on your email, you are getting correct responses so my guess
is that you got a problem with
Hello,
I'm using MapServer WMS and want to apply some complex SLD to an OL WMS layer.
It seems that some features cannot be used in OL, for example putting the text
label in the centroid of the polygon or fill-opacity (I can't make this work,
even with mapserver). I've been looking to your
Andreas Hocevar-2 wrote:
stash wrote:
thanks for the answer. When I open my html file the browser opens it as a
file.
Is there any possibility how to solve the problem when i open it as a
file?
No. OpenLayers is a *web* mapping library. I already told you to access
your page via
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 11:22:20PM -0200, Pedro Baracho wrote:
I know GeoServer is different from OpenLayers, but what I am questioning is
how big is that impact on rendering data.
I have a development environment on my machine consisting of Apache Tomcat
and GeoServer.
This same machine is
Hi,
I got your second approach idea. But is that using WMSfeaturegetinfo or my
method? And it sounds like giving all queryable layers' information within
one window only, right?
It use your method and it will only open one window. But if there is no
result for all queried layers, the window open
David,
You can manipulate the opacity of any layer within OL.
To change a layers opacity I just use the following method
layerObjectName.setOpacity(newOpacity);
Where newOpacity is a real number between 0 and 1 [0=transparent and
1=opaque therefore 0.5=half transparent etc].
Eric,
The transform function indeed seemed to work. My Point now is listed in
decimal lat/lon. I though that would solve my problem but it looks like
something else is not working. When I use that new transformed Point to add
an icon to the map, the icon gets added to the 0,0 location
Hi,
I'm unsuccessfully trying to create an overview map using a google layer. The
result is a null bounds exception.
I've found some messages on forums about this issue but none of them very
conclusive.
Has anyone succeeded to create an overview map with spherical Mercator
projection?
Thanks in
Hi all: I'm wondering if it's possible to override the basic behavior of the
ZoomBox control to:
- work normally if a box is drawn
- implement a click handler if the user, well, clicks (as opposed to zooming)
Or would creating a new control be necessary? Thanks!
Steve
I think I have it. I just needed to reverse the transformation.
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Hi all.
If I understood documentation right, features property in GetFeature
Control should fill an object with selected features. I don't know why, but
I get nothing:
map.someobject = {};
map.someevent.somelayer = new OpenLayers.Control.GetFeature({
Thanks for your help in the first step. You've been right, the problem was
with projection. It's resolved but the WFS features do not show up.
Before you mentioned that it might be a projection problem, I copied the
request string (obtained by getFullRequestString function of WFS class) in
the
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