Hi,
I found out that the problem is related to the readystate handlers
Proj4js uses when fetching the proj defs. The way this is done
(readystate handler and synchronous request) does not work in IE with
OpenLayers.Ajax in OpenLayers 2.5 (in newer versions, it does).
Since we decided to use OpenL
Hi,
you can see it fail in the projDemo example: switch to the EPSG:42304
map, and it will zoom to a strange scale, zoomed in to an area of a
few square meters. The whole GML will be re-projected to the size of a
needle in a haystack.
Regards
Andreas.
On Dec 12, 2007 2:37 AM, Andreas Hocevar <[E
Hi,
Proj4js is not working correctly in IE. It always seems to load
projection definitions from spatialreference.org. But, what's more
critical: it does not seem to parse properties like units, ellps and
the such from the proj def.
This results in MapPaneOL not getting the correct units, which wi
Hi Jeff,
I have to apologize. I just saw that the OWSExplorer demo also just
handles Layers, not FeatureTypes. But I don't think that it would be
too hard to modify it. The main modification would be for FeatureTypes
to not load the content into a FeatureCollection, but to add them to
the context
Hi,
On Dec 11, 2007 4:40 PM, Radim Blazek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wrote ModifyFeature and DragFeature widgets (attached).
Nice work. Thanks for that contribution.
> The code is quite ugly, either I am missing something or
> OL handlers/controls need a setLayer() method.
The problem is th
Hi,
I wrote ModifyFeature and DragFeature widgets (attached).
The code is quite ugly, either I am missing something or
OL handlers/controls need a setLayer() method.
Note reloadModelOnSelect and autoSelectFeature options
which I had to add to enable the workflow we use:
1) select a feature from WMS
