Ah ha, that's the ticket, thanks Jan.
I find it a bit strange that I still need to convert my (WGS84) coordinates for
map.setCenter from EPSG:4326 into the map's coordinates when I thought I was
telling the map to use 4326 with the options below. Perhaps I am missing a
step, or redoing one twic
The bit that I am missing is the exact projection specification I need to get
WGS84 data onto a Google layer.
I think these are all the relevant bits of code
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var map = new OpenLayers.Map('map');
var gphy = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
"Google Physical",
{ty
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 08:38:38AM +1300, Craig Stanton wrote:
> Hi All,
> I've sorted the clustering strategy that Ivan mentioned a few days ago
> but have come upon another problem I'd appreciate some advice on. My data is
> stored as WGS84 lat/longs and I want to use Google Terrain as the
Hi All,
I've sorted the clustering strategy that Ivan mentioned a few days ago but
have come upon another problem I'd appreciate some advice on. My data is stored
as WGS84 lat/longs and I want to use Google Terrain as the base layer, but the
points drift off their locations as they get close
