Hi Chris, and thanks for the help.

I downloaded the latest svn version (I think it worked, I don't have SVN, did 
it with "wget -r").
http://map.webser125.lookass.ch/openlayers_svn/ex_rpag_google_untiled.php
Copied the file that includes OL in there and still the same thing happens.

As you see, this does only happens with OpenLayers.Layer.WMS.Untiled. Without 
"Untiled", it works:
http://map.webser125.lookass.ch/openlayers_svn/ex_rpag_google.php
But I have other problems with that one: My mapserver doesn't continue object 
descriptions in tiles that end in other tiles. I know this can be fixed with 
"tilecache" or tools like that, but this one seems to be a bit too complex for 
that I just want a simple WMS displayed in OL the right way.

Do you want me to add these new links to the Bug report too? I will for sure 
keep them online until it is fixed (I saw milestone is 2.5, gonna take a while 
though?).

Thanks,
Lucas




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Von: Christopher Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 19. Juli 2007 15:07
An: Pfirter Lukas
Cc: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [OpenLayers-Users] WMS in OpenLayers: Objects get Cut

On Wed, Jul 18, 2007 at 11:05:35AM +0200, Pfirter Lukas wrote:
> Hi Benoit, thanks for your quick answer!
> Unfortunately, putting the WMS layer above the Google-Layers in the code 
> (http://map.webser125.lookass.ch/openlayers/ex_rpag_google_test.php) doesn't 
> change anything, WMS still hides partially.
> I've seen that I just have to move the map a slightly little bit after 
> changing the zoom to make everything visible like should be... Isn't there 
> like a function that will move the map 1 px everytime you change zoom? Or 
> another workaround for this? Is it a bug actually?

There is definitely a bug here. The problem is that the bounding box requested 
for the tile is not actually in the right place -- it's off by about .02 
degrees, it looks like, which is a fair distance.

Could you try upgrading to the latest svn code --

  svn co http://svn.openlayers.org/trunk/openlayers/

will get the code for you -- and see if it still happens? It looks like you're 
currently running against 2.4-RC2, and although I'm not really hopeful that 
this change will fix the problem, I'm hopeful that it will at least elmiinate 
that as part of it.

Another question -- did you see this with tiled layers as well? I think the 
answer is yes, but I can't remember.

Thanks in advance for trying to help us dig into it.

Regards,
--
Christopher Schmidt
MetaCarta
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