Hi Rob, Try this?
navmap = new OpenLayers.Layer.Image( 'Nav', 'http://waage.sr.unh.edu/ data/13283_1.png', new OpenLayers.Bounds(-70.7700123,42.9445234,-70.5597821, 43.1740090), new OpenLayers.Size(8563, 12740), {'maxResolution': 'auto', 'isBaseLayer': false } ); to get it to be an overlay. as for the image quality... not sure how to help you with that. Erik On 5/30/07, Bobby Braswell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi- I have a png image that shows up nicely as a base layer, but I'd actually like to include it as an overlay. I think I just need to say "isBaseLayer: false" in the declaration, but can't figure out exactly how to do that. This is what I have now: navmap = new OpenLayers.Layer.Image( 'Nav', 'http://waage.sr.unh.edu/ data/13283_1.png', new OpenLayers.Bounds(-70.7700123,42.9445234,-70.5597821, 43.1740090), new OpenLayers.Size(8563, 12740), {maxResolution: 'auto'} ); If I try to include this image as a mapserver WMS layer in the usual way, the resulting image quality (as it appears in the browser) is very poor for some reason. I mention this because perhaps there is some solution to the problem from that angle. I can't figure out why mapserver is generating an image that looks so much different from the original. Best, Rob Braswell University of New Hampshire _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
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