of the eventListeners ?
Thanks,
Sige
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I have tried to modify the OpenLayers.Strategy.BBOX's createFilter method to
always include the features, however since the feature's coordinate
(173.71,-40.19) is outside the map bound(e.g. -205.63,-72.10
-147.625,-12.33) the feature is not rendered.
I had a look at the
/contours_1.png
http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/file/n5430068/contours2.png
Any idea how to deal with this problem and get the color consistent?
Thanks
Sige
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Hi All,
I have a problem with rendering WFS feature near the dateline along with a
WMS layer (with wrapDateLine=true). The feature location is: 173.71,-40.19.
At first the feature is shown fine, but when the map is moved toward the
West, at some point the feature disappeared. It likes like at
and overriding
the getURL() method. The new method checks the latitude bounds, setting the
URL to that of a fixed blank image if out of bounds. Thank you Jon!
Sige wrote:
I found that wrapDateLine tries to request
http://maps.geonet.org.nz/tilecache/tilecache.py?LAYERS=nasagmSERVICE=WMSVERSION
'},
{wrapDateLine: true} );
map.addLayers([ wms1]);
Thanks,
Sige
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