Justin, sounds like you have been hard at work. The map resizing issues is still unfortunately a murky area with OL.
If you would like to share your patch with us, it would be well appreciated. http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/HowToContribute erik On 7/9/07, justin merz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I am sorry if this has already been done/covered, but I have been in the > processes of developing some online apps using OL and Google layers. I have > version of OL (using ESPG 41001) up and running with the Google Layers > here... > > > http://team.resources.ca.gov/justin/lightweight_viewer.aspx > > Issues I ran into and seem to have a fix for (or at least a working hack): > > -> WFS overlay not fitting/floating (depending on pan/zoom). This was done > by using doing projection conversions in > getLongitudeFromMapObjectLonLat, > getLatitudeFromMapObjectLonLat, and getMapObjectLonLatFromLonLat in > OpenLayers.Layer.Google. As well as defining new extents and zoom levels. > > -> Google Layers moving center position upon a layer switch, after the > map/browser has been resized. This I have not totally figured this out, but > the OL view plane and Google view plane seem to be off. I fixed this with a > hack in setMapObjectCenter in Google.js. Basically I set center, tell the > google API to see if the map size has changed, then set center again. > > > -> Other: I have also added a very quick and dirty "loading …" display for > WFS and a WFS feature selector that allows for quick display of other > information inside GML. These use outside div's and have not yet been > migrated into OL. Also on a browser note, I made two different classes for > vector rendering styles, one for IE and one for everything else. > > > > -Justin Merz > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users > > _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
