Hi,
I finally found bug from my code: graphicHeight was string instead of of
integer and that caused error in calculating y offset in IE. -13.5 + "27" is
-13.527 instead of 13.5 :(
SVG renderer in Firefox calculates offset differently than VML renderer in
IE, luckily the string didn't cause any
Hi,
I made a simple example with hardcoded values and both browsers works fine,
icon is in same correct place. So it seems that problem isn't in renderer.
But there is some difference in behaviour between Firefox and IE because the
use case is same, data in database is same and javascript code i
Hi,
this could be a VML renderer bug. But to investigate, I'd ask you to provide a
minimal example showing the issue.
Thanks,
Andreas.
On May 21, 2010, at 11:01 , ahlah wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have some icons in my map ponting to interesting places. Points are
> vector features and icon path is in
Hi,
I have some icons in my map ponting to interesting places. Points are
vector features and icon path is in styleparameters of the feature. There is
also graphicWidth and graphicHeight values but no graphicXOffset and no
graphicYOffset in styleparameters.
Left picture is from Firefox and righ
