sorry for the typo:
graphic.events.register('moveend', window, function(evt) {
// set the URL of your layer
});
regards,
Marc
Marc Jansen wrote:
> Hi Art,
>
> Maybe it would be best to create a new Layer-type for your problem. But
> using layerevents may help for now, e.g.:
>
> graphic-events.
Hi Art,
Maybe it would be best to create a new Layer-type for your problem. But
using layerevents may help for now, e.g.:
graphic-events.register('moveend', window, function() {
// set the URL of your layer
});
Hope that helps, it is untested.
Regards,
Marc
Art Lembo wrote:
> I'm using Man
I'm using Manifold GIS as a back-end GIS server. It works really great,
except the WMS capabilities are horribly slow. One thing that is fast is
the ability to generate an image of the GIS output by passing a url to a
Manifold IMS site:
var graphic = new OpenLayers.Layer.Image (
'My Map',
