Howdy folks! Hopefully this won't be too tough. I have a polar  
projection (using Mike William's "magic" fix for the polygon issues)  
and am trying to get rid of one last bug. When the user clicks on the  
map, I place a marker at the click location. It also gets added to a  
list of coordinates. In this way, the user constructs a polygon, which  
they can then use to search out database. Everything works dandy in  
mercator. However, in the polar projection, when the user initially  
clicks to place the point, it *appears* at a location 180 degrees from  
where it should be. At the same time, the actual reported lat/lng of  
the click location is precisely what you would expect. So, the user  
clicks at -60 lat, 90 lng, and the point appears at -60 lat, -90 lng,  
with the reported location at the expected coords of -60 lat, 90lng.  
Additionally, when the user then drags the marker around, the reported  
coordinates synch up with the actual location of the marker. If I try  
to do anything to fix the click behavior, then the drag behavior  
breaks by 180 degrees.
        So, this polar search interface is still in development, but I  
pleaded with our SA's to have them put the test system online so I  
could try to get some help here. I've been struggling with it for a  
while, to no avail. Anyhow, please please PLEASE take a look and see  
what's what. It seems to me that in the case of click vs. drag, the  
exact same function would be called, so why the different behavior?
        Also, I apologize for the spaghetti code. It was somewhat committee,  
and only the polar stuff near the end of the js file is what we're  
worrying about here. ;)

https://asfnat.asf.alaska.edu/
        Just click the big "Geographic Search" button, and you'll get the map  
interface. You can then use the in-map controls to switch to north/ 
south polar. I recommend south polar, since we actually have  
"interesting" tiles for that area. The north polar ones are just an  
empty polar grid, and a sparse one at that. The South Polar tileset,  
though, actually has a SAR mosaic of antarctica. Because of the way  
the site works, it needs to establish a session before you can  
actually navigate anywhere, which is why I'm not posting a direct  
link. One click to get to the map interface should be close enough,  
though. ;)

Thanks in advance!

-G

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