Shawn Oatley wrote:
>
>>>> On 7/29/2009 at 11:57 AM, Andreas Hocevar <ahoce...@opengeo.org> wrote:
>>>>
>> soatley wrote:
>>
>>> In case anyone else runs into this, I found out that after the map is
>>> created, it sometimes doesn't set a height or width value in the map.size
>>> property. Here's my fix which seems to work quite nicely:
>>>
>>> map = new OpenLayers.Map('map', options);
>>> if (isNaN(map.size.w) || isNaN(map.size.h)) {
>>> map.updateSize();
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>> You can also make sure that the container where you render the map in
>> (in your snippet a div or whatever element with id 'map') has a width
>> and height style before you create the map object.
>>
>>
>
> Andreas, thanks for the tip. What about when the map is going to be the full
> screen size? Would it be best to set an initial value (say 800X800)? Will
> the map then go back and update the size to the ful screen? Or should I
> specify a size by percent (100%)?
>
100% should work (untested), but you have to set width and height to
100% on the html and body elements also.
Regards,
Andreas.
> Shawn
>
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