It's always good to know what options are available, but in this case
GeoServer etc. definitely qualify as an unnecessary complication. OL is
sufficient for this job.
What I needed was this:
http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/vector-formats.html
and this:
Hi,
Try this
var theObj = { type:Feature, id:OpenLayers.Feature.Vector_107,
properties:
{icon:icon_1.jpg},
geometry:
{type:Point,
coordinates:[26.015625, 18.6328125]},
crs:
{type:OGC, properties:
HI beppe,
You have a simple example to add new features with Geoserver. If can
find it following:
My Geoserver - Demo - WFS-T demo
this should open a link to geoserver/www/wfs-t.html
To edit attributes you can have a look the last example in chapter 4
of OpenGeo's OpenLayers Workshop:
On Wednesday, February 17, 2010, Amritayan Nayak amri...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I want to show the number of features within a cluster on the clustered
marker that replaces the individual points. This functionality is supported
by the marker manager provided with Google API. Is there a way of
Someone replied privately - what I needed was feature.attributes.XXX
That will grab anything I define inside the geojson properties {} group.
That was the last piece of this puzzle and I can now start building the map!
Thanks to all :)
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Hi, the problem is that openlayers print the image for parts, every part is
print in base to BBOX (which is vary) . Exist any form of configurate
OpenLayers to print the image completely, not for parts?.
Thannks.
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Hi, Please take a look at this site:
http://projects.latimes.com/mapping-la/neighborhoods/.
I have copied the source and cleaned it up of ads and so forth and have put
in my data and I just can not see the overlay on the Google map.
I will include the changes I made below. The only thing I can
