On Wed, Feb 25, Mika Lehtonen wrote:
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> If you are adding your own buttons, you can also add 'title' into them,
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> button2 = new OpenLayers.Control.Button({displayClass:
> "addPoint", trigger: activateAddPoint, id: "b2", title: 'Add point'
On Tue, Feb 24, smithfield wrote:
> I would have to agree that the responses on this list are rude and
> condescending at times. Great product though!
Thank you for your contribution!
\\kristian
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On Sat, Aug 30, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> Looking forward to hearing from anyone interested,
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> Christopher Schmidt
I think it's great! :)
One note: The counter doesn't reset when the FAQ is edited. If you get
really negative feedback and improve the Q with a stellar A, it's still
going t
On Thu, Jul 24, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 06:07:02PM -0500, Erik Uzureau wrote:
> > it was explained to me at some point in life that the "proper" JSON
> > notation was
> > putting quotes (single?) around the key names, ie:
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> "Double", but I never let that affect my Ja
On Thu, Jul 24, lukast wrote:
> Is there any possibility to force OpenLayers to load tiles asynchroniusly so
> that state bar of the browser not showed any activity ?
Presumably by using XMLHTTPRequests to fetch tiles. That would, however,
mean that you could only show tiles served from the same h
On Wed, Apr 23, matthewsnape wrote:
> I have a problem with the mousewheel. When I zoom in and out it zooms by 2
> steps instead of just one. If I zoom in or out using the pan zoom bar it
> only uses a single increment. Any ideas why this may be happening?
Could this be due to some "scroll three
On Wed, Mar 19, "R. Müller" wrote:
> i know that there is very different behaviour with different browsers,
Indeed.
> (additionally you have to disable the default behaviour first)
You can't. Not in my browser, at least.
> but i personally think it would be an important (almost basic) feature!
