Hi all,
In the attached code, the WMS overlay is shown fine at zoom level 1, but at
zoom level 0, it disappears. If I either remove the singleTile: true
option, or use a MetaCarta base layer instead of the Google one, then the
overlay shows up fine at zoom level 0.
I took a look at the WMS
Thanks, Chris, that makes sense. Is there a common workaround for this?
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Hi all,
I've asked this on the GeoServer forum, but haven't gotten any responses, so
I thought I might try it here. It's not exactly OpenLayers-specific, but it
concerns matters that other OL users may be familiar with/interested in.
We're using GeoServer to serve up a large set of features,
Hi Andreas,
Great, thanks.
In case anyone else is trying to do this, I needed to call .destroy() on the
layer for this to work (not sure if that's clear from the changeset). Just
calling map.removeLayer() resulted in HTTP requests for WMS images
continuing to be made after the layer was
Hi,
This thread suggested that there wasn't an elegant way to do this:
http://openlayers.org/pipermail/dev/2008-March/002665.html
Simply removing a layer still leaves some processing continuing in the
background. Has anyone found a method to completely stop a currently
loading layer since that
Hi all,
I'm trying to allows users to click on a WMS overlay and get a popup showing
a list of features at the location they clicked. It's a setup similar to
http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/GetFeatureInfo, but instead of a WMS
GetFeatureInfo request, I'm using WFS GetFeature, since it allows me
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for the help. I should've mentioned that the map also has features
that are points, and GetFeatureInfo's tolerance wasn't quite wide enough for
how we are displaying them; that was the big impetus for using GetFeature.
Additionally, the user will be dynamically adding and
not possible, but if
anyone has any ideas about it, that'd be great.
Thanks,
Tom
Tom B wrote:
OK, this has been pretty straightforward (thanks for the tips, Gregor).
The one issue I'm having is calculating the latitude value of the tiles'
centers while accounting for the change in distance
Thanks, Ian; hm, many of the polygons we're using are adjoining, like
counties, and my guess is that generalizing them would make their borders a
bit messy, and it might be a bit of work to try it out. I'll ask our
GeoServer/OL support person what he thinks about it, though.
Any other ideas for
Hi all,
I've read about a couple of methods (clustering strategy, choosing WFS or
WMS based on zoom level) for working around the issue of WFS layers being
unusable for performance reasons when large numbers of complex features are
involved. Neither of these are terribly good solutions for our
= blit_from_url($image, $url, $x, $y, $temp_dir);
}
}
return $image;
}
Gregor at HostGIS wrote:
Tom B wrote:
Has anyone had a chance to try this out? Gregor, any luck with getting
RD
funding, by any chance? If not, I might go ahead and take a crack at it,
since
Has anyone had a chance to try this out? Gregor, any luck with getting RD
funding, by any chance? If not, I might go ahead and take a crack at it,
since it is something our map will eventually need.
Thanks,
Tom
Chris Adams wrote:
Gregor at HostGIS wrote:
Chris Adams wrote:
How about
Hi,
I'm making WMS requests to GeoServer, with the map and layer options listed
below, but the BBOX values in the requests are sent in degrees, instead of
meters. I'm a bit new to OpenLayers and feel like I might be missing
something simple.
In case it's relevant, the .units property of both
Hi,
I'm trying to give users the option of saving/printing a map, and I'm
currently working off the tile stitching code to create a composite image
of the map's layers:
http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/Printing
Since the OpenLayers.Layer.Google class doesn't have a grid property, the
Google Maps
Great, this sounds promising, at the very least. Many thanks for all the
input on this; Gregor, definitely let us know how it goes if you're able to
swing the development on it. This seems like something that might be of
interest to many folks.
Thanks,
Tom
Christopher Schmidt-2 wrote:
On
I'm using this code to get information on a feature via WMS:
http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/GetFeatureInfo
However, I always get no features were found as the response. I used Firebug
to get a request URL and used the SRS and BBOX values to make a GetMap request,
which showed the correct
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