Thanks for your help.
After scrutinizing my code I realized that this was not a problem with
OpenLayers as such. Instead it was the issue mentioned (about
extraneous punctuation.) but it was that I had an extra semi colon on
the last line of each group in my style sheets.
Brian
On Feb 9, 2
Short of having VS 2008, IE8 also has a built-in developer plugin, just
press F12.
You get a console with error messages, and even a script debugger.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
On 09-02-2010 21:59, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> support trailing commas in lists or hashes, however, if y
On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 at 03:50:02PM -0500, J. Brian Adams wrote:
> I have written several OL applications that work well on OS X using
> Firefox, Safari, and Chrome, but when I pass them on to colleagues
> using Windows and IE they all say the same thing. The maps do not load
> at all. They do
First thing to check is that you don't have any extraneous commas in
your JSON structures, eg.:
var jsonData = {
propertyA: "valueA",
propertyB: "valueB", <--- this comma will break IE
};
Mike
J. Brian Adams wrote:
> I have written several OL applications that work well on OS X using
> Fire
I have written several OL applications that work well on OS X using
Firefox, Safari, and Chrome, but when I pass them on to colleagues
using Windows and IE they all say the same thing. The maps do not load
at all. They do, however, work fine on Windows if we use one of the
other browsers.
