Barend Kobben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > HI, > > We actually have an MSc student just started on seeing how to do this using > WMS-T and SVG. SVG enables an integrated animation/interface, using SMIL > animation and javascript interactivity. We hope to present some results at > the upcoming SVGopen conference in Nurnberg (Germany, august 26-29)). See > the abstract "SVG and Geo Web Services for visualization of time series data > of flood risk" on the Proceedings page at http://svgopen.org/2008/ > Hello sorry for my anglish ... I tried to do an animation and i used it : . . . var loaded = "FALSE"; var madate = new Date("June 18, 2008 00:00:00"); . . . radar = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS( "animation radar", "http://monServeur:8080/wms";, {layers: "radar:"+madate.dateFormat('YmdHis')+":M:FRANCE_5MN", transparent: "TRUE", format: "image/png"} , { singleTile: true, transitionEffect: 'resize'}); syn_radar_wms.events.register('loadend', radar ,function(e){ if (loaded=="TRUE"){ play_minute(); } }); . . . function play_minute(){ madate.setMinutes(madate.getMinutes()+5); madate_formate = madate.dateFormat('YmdHis'); string = "radar:"+madate_formate+":M:FRANCE_5MN"; radar.mergeNewParams({'layers':string}); } . . . <div onclick="loaded='TRUE'; play_minute()">Play (animation Minute + 5)</div> And that's good What do you think about it ? _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
