On 10/26/2009 09:02 AM, billChadwick wrote:
I guess it might be best to implement a 'plain divs' renderer for
OpenLayers.Layer.Vector with support for limited (straight line only)
geometries. Anyone tried this before ?
The one thing that holds us back from using Open Layers is that it
having trouble with OpenLayers in terms of window sizing. What is the
correct way to specify the relationship between the div and the size
command in OpenLayers, especially when it goes into a div that may
change size according to any changes in the browser window size.
I have tried without
Does the kml feature display all of the new open kml standard ? Does
the kml display work offline ? When I'm offline, the kml example seems
to show a few polylines but does not show all the polylines in the file
and does not have the popups working (v 2.6)
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Wed, May 07, 2008 at 11:44:48AM -0600, MilesTogoe wrote:
Does the kml feature display all of the new open kml standard ?
No. Nor does i display all of *any* KML standard.
well I meant now that KML is a standard of the OGC (I didn't know
Pierre GIRAUD wrote:
Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure that this is something OpenLayers will
never address.
The main reason is that OpenLayers vector renderers rely on SVG for
Firefox/Safari browsers and VML for InternetExplorer.
I had a look into it a while ago, and, as far as I know, none of
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 08:59:45AM +0100, R. Müller wrote:
i'm just wondering a bit that there is no support for mouse-right-click
on map. you can do everything you want with the left button, but nothing
with the right?! what about context-menus, etc.
I'm
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 09:57:57PM -0600, MilesTogoe wrote:
I didn't see an example of using image overlays, especially as part of a
layer - is there a function to do so ?
I don't know what you mean by Image overlays?
where an image covers only
I'm now working with svn trunk as it seems to fix some previous issues
and my image layer is now correctly bounded, projected with long/lat -
however, if I have an image layer and add a vector layer, the vector
features are not showing and the vector layer is grayed out in the
layer switcher.
As we work our way thru examples and applying logic to our code, it
seems a great time to add documentation and notes to the examples. As
opposed to some place else such as the wiki, it seems the best way is to
just add comments into the example source code explaining the API calls,
etc with
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 02:51:21AM -0700, MilesTogoe wrote:
I'm now working with svn trunk as it seems to fix some previous issues
and my image layer is now correctly bounded, projected with long/lat -
however, if I have an image layer and add a vector layer
Maria Panagou wrote:
hi all,
I've downloaded from trunk the following scripts:
Projection.js
Layers.js
Map.js
Util.js
Openlayers.js
but i keep getting error in my OL code in firebug wherever a var = new
Openlayers.Projection is present, saying that Openlayers.Projection isn't a
Jachym Cepicky wrote:
Hi,
MilesTogoe píše v Po 18. 02. 2008 v 17:19 -0700:
I want to use an aerial photo as the base map - I have lat/long
coordinates for the map corners. What is the best way to use this if I
don't know the projection (since it is only 10 square kilometers
I want to use an aerial photo as the base map - I have lat/long
coordinates for the map corners. What is the best way to use this if I
don't know the projection (since it is only 10 square kilometers
projection corrections should be minimal. What is the best way to load
this map - tile cache
Erik Uzureau wrote:
On 12/12/07, Andrew de klerk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok - i think thats what i was getting at...sorry to harp on about it, but it
does help to get a clearer understanding of the OL opbject model..I excluded
SVG because i din't think i needed it, but needed VML..So if i
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