Look into using OpenLayers.Layer.GML with format: OpenLayers.Format.GeoJSON,
as shown with some other types here:
http://docs.openlayers.org/library/layers.html#gml
And then there's info on styling here:
http://docs.openlayers.org/library/feature_styling.html
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The easiest thing is to print the page containing the map (or a simpler print
page containing the map).
For other approaches, this may help:
http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/Printing
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It's possible to just load images - OpenLayers.Layer.Image, but this can get
finicky if you need to properly georeference and line things up, or allow
for much zooming. It is possible to do some of those things it just gets
painful :)
MostlyBaldEagle wrote:
I guess I could run a map server
From the .zip or .tar download file, you're going to want the following
files/directories in the same directory for all the default images:
OpenLayers.js
img/
theme/ (with a subdirectory of default, which has more image and css files)
style.css (not sure this is necessary)
I suspect you're
I am trying to display pre-generated map images using an image layer;
these maps are to be used from the local machine.
The first set of images was created for a fairly small area at 5000 x
2500, with the images under 100kb each. I have had no problems
displaying these images. Then I had a set
