Mike Adair wrote:
> It would have to be after proj4js is loaded, but it is just a matter
> of overriding Pro4js.reportError method. We could also do that
> directly in MapBuilder's copy of proj4js.js which may be the simplest
> solution.
In the first place yes. But it makes updating to more re
It would have to be after proj4js is loaded, but it is just a matter of
overriding Pro4js.reportError method. We could also do that directly in
MapBuilder's copy of proj4js.js which may be the simplest solution.
The other question is what should reportError do? an alert(),
console.log(), or ?
Steven,
Steven M. Ottens wrote:
> Thanks, apparently running build.xml didn't properly build the prox in
> my setup, it is working now, thanks. I find it strange however that I
> didn't get a warning that the proxy wasn't working.
That could be resolved by registering a function for the Proj4j
