- This script reads data from a KML file and parses out the coordinates, appending them to a HTML string with markup tags.
- This markup is dumped to an element in the page.
+
This script reads data from a KML file and parses out the
+ coordinates, appending them to a HTML string with markup tags.
+ This markup is dumped to an element in the page.
- An overlay in a Geographic projection can be stretched to somewhat
+
An overlay in a Geographic projection can be stretched to somewhat
line up with Google tiles (in a Mercator projection). Results get
worse farther from the equator. Use the "reproject" option on a
layer to get this behavior. Use the sphericalMercator option on
a Google layer to get proper overlays (with other layers in
- Spherical Mercator).
+ Spherical Mercator).
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/doc_config/Languages.txt b/openlayers/doc_config/Languages.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index 42b197c21b..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/doc_config/Languages.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,113 +0,0 @@
-Format: 1.52
-
-# This is the Natural Docs languages file for this project. If you change
-# anything here, it will apply to THIS PROJECT ONLY. If you'd like to change
-# something for all your projects, edit the Languages.txt in Natural Docs'
-# Config directory instead.
-
-
-# You can prevent certain file extensions from being scanned like this:
-# Ignore Extensions: [extension] [extension] ...
-
-
-#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# SYNTAX:
-#
-# Unlike other Natural Docs configuration files, in this file all comments
-# MUST be alone on a line. Some languages deal with the # character, so you
-# cannot put comments on the same line as content.
-#
-# Also, all lists are separated with spaces, not commas, again because some
-# languages may need to use them.
-#
-# Language: [name]
-# Alter Language: [name]
-# Defines a new language or alters an existing one. Its name can use any
-# characters. If any of the properties below have an add/replace form, you
-# must use that when using Alter Language.
-#
-# The language Shebang Script is special. It's entry is only used for
-# extensions, and files with those extensions have their shebang (#!) lines
-# read to determine the real language of the file. Extensionless files are
-# always treated this way.
-#
-# The language Text File is also special. It's treated as one big comment
-# so you can put Natural Docs content in them without special symbols. Also,
-# if you don't specify a package separator, ignored prefixes, or enum value
-# behavior, it will copy those settings from the language that is used most
-# in the source tree.
-#
-# Extensions: [extension] [extension] ...
-# [Add/Replace] Extensions: [extension] [extension] ...
-# Defines the file extensions of the language's source files. You can
-# redefine extensions found in the main languages file. You can use * to
-# mean any undefined extension.
-#
-# Shebang Strings: [string] [string] ...
-# [Add/Replace] Shebang Strings: [string] [string] ...
-# Defines a list of strings that can appear in the shebang (#!) line to
-# designate that it's part of the language. You can redefine strings found
-# in the main languages file.
-#
-# Ignore Prefixes in Index: [prefix] [prefix] ...
-# [Add/Replace] Ignored Prefixes in Index: [prefix] [prefix] ...
-#
-# Ignore [Topic Type] Prefixes in Index: [prefix] [prefix] ...
-# [Add/Replace] Ignored [Topic Type] Prefixes in Index: [prefix] [prefix] ...
-# Specifies prefixes that should be ignored when sorting symbols in an
-# index. Can be specified in general or for a specific topic type.
-#
-#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# For basic language support only:
-#
-# Line Comments: [symbol] [symbol] ...
-# Defines a space-separated list of symbols that are used for line comments,
-# if any.
-#
-# Block Comments: [opening sym] [closing sym] [opening sym] [closing sym] ...
-# Defines a space-separated list of symbol pairs that are used for block
-# comments, if any.
-#
-# Package Separator: [symbol]
-# Defines the default package separator symbol. The default is a dot.
-#
-# [Topic Type] Prototype Enders: [symbol] [symbol] ...
-# When defined, Natural Docs will attempt to get a prototype from the code
-# immediately following the topic type. It stops when it reaches one of
-# these symbols. Use \n for line breaks.
-#
-# Line Extender: [symbol]
-# Defines the symbol that allows a prototype to span multiple lines if
-# normally a line break would end it.
-#
-# Enum Values: [global|under type|under parent]
-# Defines how enum values are referenced. The default is global.
-# global - Values are always global, referenced as 'value'.
-# under type - Values are under the enum type, referenced as
-# 'package.enum.value'.
-# under parent - Values are under the enum's parent, referenced as
-# 'package.value'.
-#
-# Perl Package: [perl package]
-# Specifies the Perl package used to fine-tune the language behavior in ways
-# too complex to do in this file.
-#
-#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# For full language support only:
-#
-# Full Language Support: [perl package]
-# Specifies the Perl package that has the parsing routines necessary for full
-# language support.
-#
-#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-# The following languages are defined in the main file, if you'd like to alter
-# them:
-#
-# Text File, Shebang Script, C/C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, Python,
-# PHP, SQL, Visual Basic, Pascal, Assembly, Ada, Tcl, Ruby, Makefile,
-# ActionScript, ColdFusion, R, Fortran
-
-# If you add a language that you think would be useful to other developers
-# and should be included in Natural Docs by default, please e-mail it to
-# languages [at] naturaldocs [dot] org.
diff --git a/openlayers/doc_config/Menu.txt b/openlayers/doc_config/Menu.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index 9d17464b31..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/doc_config/Menu.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,498 +0,0 @@
-Format: 1.52
-
-
-Title: OpenLayers
-SubTitle: JavaScript Mapping Library
-
-# You can add a footer to your documentation like this:
-# Footer: [text]
-# If you want to add a copyright notice, this would be the place to do it.
-
-# You can add a timestamp to your documentation like one of these:
-# Timestamp: Generated on month day, year
-# Timestamp: Updated mm/dd/yyyy
-# Timestamp: Last updated mon day
-#
-# m - One or two digit month. January is "1"
-# mm - Always two digit month. January is "01"
-# mon - Short month word. January is "Jan"
-# month - Long month word. January is "January"
-# d - One or two digit day. 1 is "1"
-# dd - Always two digit day. 1 is "01"
-# day - Day with letter extension. 1 is "1st"
-# yy - Two digit year. 2006 is "06"
-# yyyy - Four digit year. 2006 is "2006"
-# year - Four digit year. 2006 is "2006"
-
-
-# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-#
-# Cut and paste the lines below to change the order in which your files
-# appear on the menu. Don't worry about adding or removing files, Natural
-# Docs will take care of that.
-#
-# You can further organize the menu by grouping the entries. Add a
-# "Group: [name] {" line to start a group, and add a "}" to end it.
-#
-# You can add text and web links to the menu by adding "Text: [text]" and
-# "Link: [name] ([URL])" lines, respectively.
-#
-# The formatting and comments are auto-generated, so don't worry about
-# neatness when editing the file. Natural Docs will clean it up the next
-# time it is run. When working with groups, just deal with the braces and
-# forget about the indentation and comments.
-#
-# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-
-Group: OpenLayers {
-
- File: OpenLayers (no auto-title, OpenLayers.js)
- File: Ajax (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Ajax.js)
-
- Group: BaseTypes {
-
- File: Base Types (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes.js)
- File: Bounds (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/Bounds.js)
- File: Class (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/Class.js)
- File: Date (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/Date.js)
- File: Element (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/Element.js)
- File: LonLat (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/LonLat.js)
- File: Pixel (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/Pixel.js)
- File: Size (no auto-title, OpenLayers/BaseTypes/Size.js)
- } # Group: BaseTypes
-
- File: Console (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Console.js)
-
- Group: Control {
-
- File: Control (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control.js)
- File: ArgParser (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ArgParser.js)
- File: Attribution (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Attribution.js)
- File: Button (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Button.js)
- File: DragFeature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/DragFeature.js)
- File: DragPan (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/DragPan.js)
- File: DrawFeature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/DrawFeature.js)
- File: EditingToolbar (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/EditingToolbar.js)
- File: Geolocate (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Geolocate.js)
- File: GetFeature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/GetFeature.js)
- File: Graticule (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Graticule.js)
- File: KeyboardDefaults (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/KeyboardDefaults.js)
- File: LayerSwitcher (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/LayerSwitcher.js)
- File: Measure (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Measure.js)
- File: ModifyFeature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ModifyFeature.js)
- File: MouseDefaults (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/MouseDefaults.js)
- File: MousePosition (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/MousePosition.js)
- File: MouseToolbar (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/MouseToolbar.js)
- File: Navigation (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Navigation.js)
- File: NavigationHistory (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/NavigationHistory.js)
- File: NavToolbar (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/NavToolbar.js)
- File: OverviewMap (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/OverviewMap.js)
- File: Pan (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Pan.js)
- File: Panel (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Panel.js)
- File: PanPanel (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/PanPanel.js)
- File: PanZoom (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/PanZoom.js)
- File: PanZoomBar (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/PanZoomBar.js)
- File: Permalink (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Permalink.js)
- File: PinchZoom (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/PinchZoom.js)
- File: Scale (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Scale.js)
- File: ScaleLine (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ScaleLine.js)
- File: SelectFeature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/SelectFeature.js)
- File: SLDSelect (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/SLDSelect.js)
- File: Snapping (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Snapping.js)
- File: Split (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/Split.js)
- File: TouchNavigation (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/TouchNavigation.js)
- File: TransformFeature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/TransformFeature.js)
- File: WMSGetFeatureInfo (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/WMSGetFeatureInfo.js)
- File: WMTSGetFeatureInfo (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/WMTSGetFeatureInfo.js)
- File: ZoomBox (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ZoomBox.js)
- File: ZoomIn (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ZoomIn.js)
- File: ZoomOut (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ZoomOut.js)
- File: ZoomPanel (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ZoomPanel.js)
- File: ZoomToMaxExtent (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Control/ZoomToMaxExtent.js)
- } # Group: Control
-
- File: Events (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Events.js)
-
- Group: Feature {
-
- File: Feature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Feature.js)
- File: Vector (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Feature/Vector.js)
- File: WFS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Feature/WFS.js)
- } # Group: Feature
-
- Group: Filter {
-
- File: Filter (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Filter.js)
- File: Comparison (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Filter/Comparison.js)
- File: FeatureId (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Filter/FeatureId.js)
- File: Function (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Filter/Function.js)
- File: Logical (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Filter/Logical.js)
- File: Spatial (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Filter/Spatial.js)
- } # Group: Filter
-
- Group: Format {
-
- File: Format (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format.js)
- File: ArcXML (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/ArcXML.js)
- File: ArcXML.Features (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/ArcXML/Features.js)
- File: Atom (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Atom.js)
- File: Context (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Context.js)
- File: CQL (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/CQL.js)
- File: CSWGetDomain (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/CSWGetDomain.js)
- File: CSWGetDomain.v2_0_2 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/CSWGetDomain/v2_0_2.js)
- File: CSWGetRecords (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/CSWGetRecords.js)
- File: CSWGetRecords.v2_0_2 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/CSWGetRecords/v2_0_2.js)
-
- Group: Filter {
-
- File: Filter (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Filter.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Filter/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Filter/v1_0_0.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Filter/v1_1_0.js)
- } # Group: Filter
-
- File: GeoJSON (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GeoJSON.js)
- File: GeoRSS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GeoRSS.js)
-
- Group: GML {
-
- File: GML (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GML.js)
- File: Base (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GML/Base.js)
- File: v2 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GML/v2.js)
- File: v3 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GML/v3.js)
- } # Group: GML
-
- File: GPX (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/GPX.js)
- File: JSON (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/JSON.js)
- File: KML (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/KML.js)
- File: OGCExceptionReport (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OGCExceptionReport.js)
- File: OSM (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OSM.js)
- File: OWSCommon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OWSCommon.js)
-
- Group: OWSCommon {
-
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OWSCommon/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OWSCommon/v1_0_0.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OWSCommon/v1_1_0.js)
- } # Group: OWSCommon
-
- File: OWSContext (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OWSContext.js)
- File: OWSContext.v0_3_1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/OWSContext/v0_3_1.js)
- File: QueryStringFilter (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/QueryStringFilter.js)
-
- Group: SLD {
-
- File: SLD (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SLD.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SLD/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SLD/v1_0_0.js)
- } # Group: SLD
-
- File: SOSCapabilities (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SOSCapabilities.js)
- File: SOSCapabilities.v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SOSCapabilities/v1_0_0.js)
- File: SOSGetFeatureOfInterest (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SOSGetFeatureOfInterest.js)
- File: SOSGetObservation (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/SOSGetObservation.js)
- File: Text (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/Text.js)
- File: WCSGetCoverage version 1.1.0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WCSGetCoverage.js)
- File: WFS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFS.js)
-
- Group: WFSCapabilities {
-
- File: WFSCapabilities (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFSCapabilities.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFSCapabilities/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFSCapabilities/v1_0_0.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFSCapabilities/v1_1_0.js)
- } # Group: WFSCapabilities
-
- File: WFSDescribeFeatureType (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFSDescribeFeatureType.js)
-
- Group: WFST {
-
- File: WFST (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFST.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFST/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFST/v1_0_0.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WFST/v1_1_0.js)
- } # Group: WFST
-
- File: WKT (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WKT.js)
-
- Group: WMC {
-
- File: WMC (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMC.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMC/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMC/v1_0_0.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMC/v1_1_0.js)
- } # Group: WMC
-
- Group: WMSCapabilities {
-
- File: WMSCapabilities (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1.js)
- File: v1_1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1_1.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1_1_0.js)
- File: v1_1_1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1_1_1.js)
- File: v1_3 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1_3.js)
- File: v1_3_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1_3_0.js)
- File: WMSCapabilities/v1_1_1_WMSC (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSCapabilities/v1_1_1_WMSC.js)
- } # Group: WMSCapabilities
-
- Group: WMSDescribeLayer {
-
- File: WMSDescribeLayer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSDescribeLayer.js)
- File: v1_1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSDescribeLayer/v1_1.js)
- } # Group: WMSDescribeLayer
-
- File: WMSGetFeatureInfo (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMSGetFeatureInfo.js)
- File: WMTSCapabilities (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMTSCapabilities.js)
- File: WMTSCapabilities.v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WMTSCapabilities/v1_0_0.js)
- File: WPSCapabilities (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WPSCapabilities.js)
- File: WPSCapabilities.v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WPSCapabilities/v1_0_0.js)
- File: WPSDescribeProcess (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WPSDescribeProcess.js)
- File: WPSExecute version 1.0.0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/WPSExecute.js)
- File: XLS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/XLS.js)
- File: XLS.v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/XLS/v1.js)
- File: XLS.v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/XLS/v1_1_0.js)
- File: XML (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Format/XML.js)
- } # Group: Format
-
- Group: Geometry {
-
- File: Geometry (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry.js)
- File: Collection (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/Collection.js)
- File: Curve (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/Curve.js)
- File: LinearRing (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/LinearRing.js)
- File: LineString (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/LineString.js)
- File: MultiLineString (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/MultiLineString.js)
- File: MultiPoint (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/MultiPoint.js)
- File: MultiPolygon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/MultiPolygon.js)
- File: Point (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/Point.js)
- File: Polygon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/Polygon.js)
- File: Rectangle (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Geometry/Rectangle.js)
- } # Group: Geometry
-
- Group: Handler {
-
- File: Handler (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler.js)
- File: Box (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Box.js)
- File: Click (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Click.js)
- File: Drag (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Drag.js)
- File: Feature (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Feature.js)
- File: Hover (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Hover.js)
- File: Keyboard (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Keyboard.js)
- File: MouseWheel (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/MouseWheel.js)
- File: Path (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Path.js)
- File: Pinch (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Pinch.js)
- File: Point (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Point.js)
- File: Polygon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/Polygon.js)
- File: RegularPolygon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Handler/RegularPolygon.js)
- } # Group: Handler
-
- File: Icon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Icon.js)
- File: Kinetic (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Kinetic.js)
-
- Group: Lang {
-
- File: Lang (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang.js)
- File: ar (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/ar.js)
- File: be-tarask (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/be-tarask.js)
- File: bg (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/bg.js)
- File: br (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/br.js)
- File: ca (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/ca.js)
- File: cs-CZ (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/cs-CZ.js)
- File: da-DK (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/da-DK.js)
- File: de (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/de.js)
- File: en (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/en.js)
- File: en-CA (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/en-CA.js)
- File: es (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/es.js)
- File: el (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/el.js)
- File: fi (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/fi.js)
- File: fr (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/fr.js)
- File: fur (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/fur.js)
- File: gl (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/gl.js)
- File: gsw (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/gsw.js)
- File: hr (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/hr.js)
- File: hsb (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/hsb.js)
- File: hu (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/hu.js)
- File: ia (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/ia.js)
- File: id (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/id.js)
- File: io (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/io.js)
- File: is (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/is.js)
- File: it (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/it.js)
- File: ja (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/ja.js)
- File: km (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/km.js)
- File: ksh (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/ksh.js)
- File: lt (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/lt.js)
- File: nds (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/nds.js)
- File: nb (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/nb.js)
- File: nl (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/nl.js)
- File: nn (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/nn.js)
- File: oc (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/oc.js)
- File: pt (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/pt.js)
- File: pt-BR (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/pt-BR.js)
- File: ru (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/ru.js)
- File: sk (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/sk.js)
- File: sv-SE (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/sv-SE.js)
- File: te (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/te.js)
- File: vi (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/vi.js)
- File: zh-CN (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/zh-CN.js)
- File: zh-TW (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Lang/zh-TW.js)
- } # Group: Lang
-
- Group: Layer {
-
- File: Layer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer.js)
- File: ArcGISCache.js (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/ArcGISCache.js)
- File: ArcGIS93Rest (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/ArcGIS93Rest.js)
- File: ArcIMS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/ArcIMS.js)
- File: Bing (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Bing.js)
- File: Boxes (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Boxes.js)
- File: EventPane (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/EventPane.js)
- File: FixedZoomLevels (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/FixedZoomLevels.js)
- File: GeoRSS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/GeoRSS.js)
- File: GML (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/GML.js)
- File: Google (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Google.js)
- File: Google.v3 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Google/v3.js)
- File: GoogleNG (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/GoogleNG.js)
- File: Grid (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Grid.js)
- File: HTTPRequest (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/HTTPRequest.js)
- File: Image (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Image.js)
- File: KaMap (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/KaMap.js)
- File: KaMapCache (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/KaMapCache.js)
- File: MapGuide (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/MapGuide.js)
- File: MapServer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/MapServer.js)
- File: MapServer.Untiled (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/MapServer/Untiled.js)
- File: Markers (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Markers.js)
- File: MultiMap (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/MultiMap.js)
- File: PointGrid (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/PointGrid.js)
- File: PointTrack (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/PointTrack.js)
- File: SphericalMercator (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/SphericalMercator.js)
- File: Text (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Text.js)
- File: TileCache (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/TileCache.js)
- File: TMS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/TMS.js)
- File: Vector (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Vector.js)
- File: Vector.RootContainer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Vector/RootContainer.js)
- File: VirtualEarth (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/VirtualEarth.js)
- File: WFS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/WFS.js)
- File: WMS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/WMS.js)
- File: WMS.Untiled (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/WMS/Untiled.js)
- File: WMS.Post (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/WMS/Post.js)
- File: WMTS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/WMTS.js)
- File: WorldWind (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/WorldWind.js)
- File: XYZ (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/XYZ.js)
- File: Yahoo (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Yahoo.js)
- File: Zoomify (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Layer/Zoomify.js)
- } # Group: Layer
-
- File: Map (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Map.js)
-
- Group: Marker {
-
- File: Marker (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Marker.js)
- File: Box (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Marker/Box.js)
- } # Group: Marker
-
- Group: Popup {
-
- File: Popup (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Popup.js)
- File: Anchored (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Popup/Anchored.js)
- File: AnchoredBubble (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Popup/AnchoredBubble.js)
- File: Framed (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Popup/Framed.js)
- File: FramedCloud (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Popup/FramedCloud.js)
- } # Group: Popup
-
- File: Projection (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Projection.js)
-
- Group: Protocol {
-
- File: Protocol (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol.js)
- File: HTTP (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/HTTP.js)
-
- Group: SQL {
-
- File: SQL (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/SQL.js)
- File: Gears (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/SQL/Gears.js)
- } # Group: SQL
-
- Group: WFS {
-
- File: WFS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/WFS.js)
- File: v1 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/WFS/v1.js)
- File: v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/WFS/v1_0_0.js)
- File: v1_1_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/WFS/v1_1_0.js)
- } # Group: WFS
-
- File: Script (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/Script.js)
- File: SOS.DEFAULTS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/SOS.js)
- File: SOS.v1_0_0 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Protocol/SOS/v1_0_0.js)
- } # Group: Protocol
-
- Group: Renderer {
-
- File: Renderer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer.js)
- File: Canvas (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer/Canvas.js)
- File: ElementsIndexer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer/Elements.js)
- File: NG (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer/NG.js)
- File: SVG (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer/SVG.js)
- File: SVG2 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer/SVG2.js)
- File: VML (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Renderer/VML.js)
- } # Group: Renderer
-
- Group: Request {
-
- File: Request (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Request.js)
- File: XMLHttpRequest (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Request/XMLHttpRequest.js)
- } # Group: Request
-
- File: SingleFile.js (no auto-title, OpenLayers/SingleFile.js)
- File: Rule (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Rule.js)
-
- Group: Strategy {
-
- File: Strategy (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy.js)
- File: BBOX (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/BBOX.js)
- File: Cluster (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/Cluster.js)
- File: Filter (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/Filter.js)
- File: Fixed (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/Fixed.js)
- File: Paging (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/Paging.js)
- File: Refresh (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/Refresh.js)
- File: Save (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Strategy/Save.js)
- } # Group: Strategy
-
- File: Style (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Style.js)
- File: Style2 (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Style2.js)
- File: StyleMap (no auto-title, OpenLayers/StyleMap.js)
-
- Group: Symbolizer {
-
- File: Symbolizer (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Symbolizer.js)
- File: Line (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Symbolizer/Line.js)
- File: Point (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Symbolizer/Point.js)
- File: Polygon (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Symbolizer/Polygon.js)
- File: Raster (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Symbolizer/Raster.js)
- File: Text (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Symbolizer/Text.js)
- } # Group: Symbolizer
-
- Group: Tile {
-
- File: Tile (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Tile.js)
- File: Google (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Tile/Google.js)
- File: Image (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Tile/Image.js)
- File: Image.IFrame (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Tile/Image/IFrame.js)
- File: WFS (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Tile/WFS.js)
- } # Group: Tile
-
- File: Tween (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Tween.js)
- File: Util (no auto-title, OpenLayers/Util.js)
- } # Group: OpenLayers
-
-Group: Index {
-
- Index: Everything
- Class Index: Classes
- Constant Index: Constants
- Function Index: Functions
- Property Index: Properties
- File Index: Files
- Constructor Index: Constructor
- } # Group: Index
-
diff --git a/openlayers/doc_config/OL.css b/openlayers/doc_config/OL.css
deleted file mode 100644
index a397119822..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/doc_config/OL.css
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
-p {
- text-indent: 0; margin-bottom: 1em;
-}
-
-.MGroup {
- font-variant: normal;
- margin: 0.4em 0 0em 10px
-}
-
-.MTitle {
- font-variant: normal;
-}
-
-.CGroup .CTitle {
- font-variant: normal;
-}
-
-.SGroup .SEntry {
- font-variant: normal;
-}
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/openlayers/doc_config/Topics.txt b/openlayers/doc_config/Topics.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index 087d348542..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/doc_config/Topics.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,102 +0,0 @@
-Format: 1.52
-
-# This is the Natural Docs topics file for this project. If you change anything
-# here, it will apply to THIS PROJECT ONLY. If you'd like to change something
-# for all your projects, edit the Topics.txt in Natural Docs' Config directory
-# instead.
-
-
-# If you'd like to prevent keywords from being recognized by Natural Docs, you
-# can do it like this:
-# Ignore Keywords: [keyword], [keyword], ...
-#
-# Or you can use the list syntax like how they are defined:
-# Ignore Keywords:
-# [keyword]
-# [keyword], [plural keyword]
-# ...
-
-
-#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# SYNTAX:
-#
-# Topic Type: [name]
-# Alter Topic Type: [name]
-# Creates a new topic type or alters one from the main file. Each type gets
-# its own index and behavior settings. Its name can have letters, numbers,
-# spaces, and these charaters: - / . '
-#
-# Plural: [name]
-# Sets the plural name of the topic type, if different.
-#
-# Keywords:
-# [keyword]
-# [keyword], [plural keyword]
-# ...
-# Defines or adds to the list of keywords for the topic type. They may only
-# contain letters, numbers, and spaces and are not case sensitive. Plural
-# keywords are used for list topics. You can redefine keywords found in the
-# main topics file.
-#
-# Index: [yes|no]
-# Whether the topics get their own index. Defaults to yes. Everything is
-# included in the general index regardless of this setting.
-#
-# Scope: [normal|start|end|always global]
-# How the topics affects scope. Defaults to normal.
-# normal - Topics stay within the current scope.
-# start - Topics start a new scope for all the topics beneath it,
-# like class topics.
-# end - Topics reset the scope back to global for all the topics
-# beneath it.
-# always global - Topics are defined as global, but do not change the scope
-# for any other topics.
-#
-# Class Hierarchy: [yes|no]
-# Whether the topics are part of the class hierarchy. Defaults to no.
-#
-# Page Title If First: [yes|no]
-# Whether the topic's title becomes the page title if it's the first one in
-# a file. Defaults to no.
-#
-# Break Lists: [yes|no]
-# Whether list topics should be broken into individual topics in the output.
-# Defaults to no.
-#
-# Can Group With: [type], [type], ...
-# Defines a list of topic types that this one can possibly be grouped with.
-# Defaults to none.
-#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-# The following topics are defined in the main file, if you'd like to alter
-# their behavior or add keywords:
-#
-# Generic, Class, Interface, Section, File, Group, Function, Variable,
-# Property, Type, Constant, Enumeration, Event, Delegate, Macro,
-# Database, Database Table, Database View, Database Index, Database
-# Cursor, Database Trigger, Cookie, Build Target
-
-# If you add something that you think would be useful to other developers
-# and should be included in Natural Docs by default, please e-mail it to
-# topics [at] naturaldocs [dot] org.
-
-
-Topic Type: Constructor
-
- Class Hierarchy: Yes
- Keywords:
- constructor
- initialize
-
-
-Alter Topic Type: Function
-
- Add Keywords:
- apimethod
- apifunction
-
-
-Alter Topic Type: Property
-
- Add Keywords:
- apiproperty
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/Jugl.js b/openlayers/examples/Jugl.js
deleted file mode 100644
index 4f81a275cb..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/Jugl.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-/*
- * Jugl.js -- JavaScript Template Library
- *
- * Copyright 2007-2010 Tim Schaub
- * Released under the MIT license. Please see
- * http://github.com/tschaub/jugl/blob/master/license.txt for the full license.
- */
-(function(){var f={prefix:"jugl",namespaceURI:null,loadTemplate:function(h){var i=function(l){var m,k,n=!l.status||(l.status>=200&&l.status<300);if(n){try{m=l.responseXML;k=new e(m.documentElement)}catch(j){m=document.createElement("div");m.innerHTML=l.responseText;k=new e(m.firstChild)}if(h.callback){h.callback.call(h.scope,k)}}else{if(h.failure){h.failure.call(h.scope,l)}}};d(h.url,i)}};var g=function(h,j){h=h||{};j=j||{};for(var i in j){h[i]=j[i]}return h};var a=function(l,o){var m,n,k,j,h;if(typeof(l)==="string"){m=document.getElementById(l);if(!m){throw Error("Element id not found: "+l)}l=m}if(typeof(o)==="string"){m=document.getElementById(o);if(!m){throw Error("Element id not found: "+o)}o=m}if(o.namespaceURI&&o.xml){n=document.createElement("div");n.innerHTML=o.xml;k=n.childNodes;for(j=0,h=k.length;j
-
-
-
-
-
- OpenLayers KML Parser Example
-
-
-
-
-
-
KML Parser Example
-
-
- KML, parsing, format
-
-
-
- Demonstrate the operation of the KML parser.
-
-
-
-
-
-
This script reads data from a KML file and parses out the
- coordinates, appending them to a HTML string with markup tags.
- This markup is dumped to an element in the page.
Using Styled Layer Descriptors to make a selection on WMS layers
-
-
-
-
- This example uses the OpenLayers.Control.SLDSelect to select features in a WMS
- layer. The features are highlighted using Styled Layer Descriptors (SLD). The
- control supports point, box, line and polygon selection modes by configuring the
- appriopriate handler.
-
- Demonstrate the operation of the WMSDescribeLayer parser.
-
-
-
-
-
-
This script reads data from a file and parses out the coordinates,
- appending them to a HTML string with markup tags. This markup is
- dumped to an element in the page.
If access keys work for links in your browser, use:
-
-
i (zoom in)
-
o (zoom out)
-
n (pan north)
-
s (pan south)
-
e (pan east)
-
w (pan west)
-
-
-
-
-
- This is an example of using alternate methods to control panning and zooming. This approach uses map.pan() and map.zoom(). You'll note that to pan, additional math is necessary along with map.size() in order to set the distance to pan.
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/all-overlays-google.html b/openlayers/examples/all-overlays-google.html
deleted file mode 100644
index 55fa828acf..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/all-overlays-google.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,35 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
- OpenLayers All Overlays with Google and OSM
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Using the allOverlays property on the map, the first layer added
- must initially be visible. This example demonstrates the use of
- a Google layer and an OSM layer treated as overlays.
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/all-overlays-google.js b/openlayers/examples/all-overlays-google.js
deleted file mode 100644
index f26d3fc80e..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/all-overlays-google.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-var map;
-
-function init() {
-
- map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- allOverlays: true
- });
-
- var osm = new OpenLayers.Layer.OSM();
- var gmap = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google("Google Streets", {visibility: false});
-
- // note that first layer must be visible
- map.addLayers([osm, gmap]);
-
- map.addControl(new OpenLayers.Control.LayerSwitcher());
- map.zoomToMaxExtent();
-
-}
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/all-overlays.html b/openlayers/examples/all-overlays.html
deleted file mode 100644
index cecda0e79c..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/all-overlays.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,76 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
- All Overlays Example
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
OpenLayers Overlays Only Example
-
- overlay, baselayer
-
-
- Demonstrates a map with overlays only.
-
-
-
- To create a map that allows any draw order with all layer types
- and lets you set the visibility of any layer independently, set
- the allOverlays property on the map to true.
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/anchor-permalink.js b/openlayers/examples/anchor-permalink.js
deleted file mode 100644
index 1ad29392ac..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/anchor-permalink.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,13 +0,0 @@
-function init() {
- var map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- projection: new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:900913"),
- displayProjection: new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:4326"),
- layers: [
- new OpenLayers.Layer.OSM()
- ]
- });
- if (!map.getCenter()) map.zoomToMaxExtent();
-
- map.addControl(new OpenLayers.Control.Permalink({anchor: true}));
-}
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/animated_panning.html b/openlayers/examples/animated_panning.html
deleted file mode 100644
index a07017cc8e..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/animated_panning.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,98 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Animated Panning of the Map via map.panTo
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
map.panTo Example
-
- panning, animation, effect, smooth, panMethod
-
-
Show animated panning effects in the map
-
-
-
This is an example of transition effects. If the new random center is in the current extent, the map will pan smoothly.
- The random selection will continue until you press it again. Additionally, you can single click in the map to pan smoothly
- to that area, or use the pan control to pan smoothly.
-
-
-
-
-
-
To turn off Animated Panning, create a map with an panMethod set to
- null.
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/animator.js b/openlayers/examples/animator.js
deleted file mode 100644
index abe540377b..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/animator.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,670 +0,0 @@
-/*
- Animator.js 1.1.9
-
- This library is released under the BSD license:
-
- Copyright (c) 2006, Bernard Sumption. All rights reserved.
-
- Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
- modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
-
- Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
- list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
- form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
- the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
- provided with the distribution. Neither the name BernieCode nor
- the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
- derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
-
- THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
- AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
- IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
- ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
- ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
- DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
- SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
- CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
- LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
- OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
- DAMAGE.
-
-*/
-
-
-// Applies a sequence of numbers between 0 and 1 to a number of subjects
-// construct - see setOptions for parameters
-function Animator(options) {
- this.setOptions(options);
- var _this = this;
- this.timerDelegate = function(){_this.onTimerEvent()};
- this.subjects = [];
- this.target = 0;
- this.state = 0;
- this.lastTime = null;
-};
-Animator.prototype = {
- // apply defaults
- setOptions: function(options) {
- this.options = Animator.applyDefaults({
- interval: 20, // time between animation frames
- duration: 400, // length of animation
- onComplete: function(){},
- onStep: function(){},
- transition: Animator.tx.easeInOut
- }, options);
- },
- // animate from the current state to provided value
- seekTo: function(to) {
- this.seekFromTo(this.state, to);
- },
- // animate from the current state to provided value
- seekFromTo: function(from, to) {
- this.target = Math.max(0, Math.min(1, to));
- this.state = Math.max(0, Math.min(1, from));
- this.lastTime = new Date().getTime();
- if (!this.intervalId) {
- this.intervalId = window.setInterval(this.timerDelegate, this.options.interval);
- }
- },
- // animate from the current state to provided value
- jumpTo: function(to) {
- this.target = this.state = Math.max(0, Math.min(1, to));
- this.propagate();
- },
- // seek to the opposite of the current target
- toggle: function() {
- this.seekTo(1 - this.target);
- },
- // add a function or an object with a method setState(state) that will be called with a number
- // between 0 and 1 on each frame of the animation
- addSubject: function(subject) {
- this.subjects[this.subjects.length] = subject;
- return this;
- },
- // remove all subjects
- clearSubjects: function() {
- this.subjects = [];
- },
- // forward the current state to the animation subjects
- propagate: function() {
- var value = this.options.transition(this.state);
- for (var i=0; i= Math.abs(this.state - this.target)) {
- this.state = this.target;
- } else {
- this.state += movement;
- }
-
- try {
- this.propagate();
- } finally {
- this.options.onStep.call(this);
- if (this.target == this.state) {
- window.clearInterval(this.intervalId);
- this.intervalId = null;
- this.options.onComplete.call(this);
- }
- }
- },
- // shortcuts
- play: function() {this.seekFromTo(0, 1)},
- reverse: function() {this.seekFromTo(1, 0)},
- // return a string describing this Animator, for debugging
- inspect: function() {
- var str = "#";
- return str;
- }
-}
-// merge the properties of two objects
-Animator.applyDefaults = function(defaults, prefs) {
- prefs = prefs || {};
- var prop, result = {};
- for (prop in defaults) result[prop] = prefs[prop] !== undefined ? prefs[prop] : defaults[prop];
- return result;
-}
-// make an array from any object
-Animator.makeArray = function(o) {
- if (o == null) return [];
- if (!o.length) return [o];
- var result = [];
- for (var i=0; i 20) return;
- }
- },
- getStyle: function(state) {
- state = this.from + ((this.to - this.from) * state);
- if (this.property == 'filter') return "alpha(opacity=" + Math.round(state*100) + ")";
- if (this.property == 'opacity') return state;
- return Math.round(state) + this.units;
- },
- inspect: function() {
- return "\t" + this.property + "(" + this.from + this.units + " to " + this.to + this.units + ")\n";
- }
-}
-
-// animates a colour based style property between two hex values
-function ColorStyleSubject(els, property, from, to) {
- this.els = Animator.makeArray(els);
- this.property = Animator.camelize(property);
- this.to = this.expandColor(to);
- this.from = this.expandColor(from);
- this.origFrom = from;
- this.origTo = to;
-}
-
-ColorStyleSubject.prototype = {
- // parse "#FFFF00" to [256, 256, 0]
- expandColor: function(color) {
- var hexColor, red, green, blue;
- hexColor = ColorStyleSubject.parseColor(color);
- if (hexColor) {
- red = parseInt(hexColor.slice(1, 3), 16);
- green = parseInt(hexColor.slice(3, 5), 16);
- blue = parseInt(hexColor.slice(5, 7), 16);
- return [red,green,blue]
- }
- if (window.DEBUG) {
- alert("Invalid colour: '" + color + "'");
- }
- },
- getValueForState: function(color, state) {
- return Math.round(this.from[color] + ((this.to[color] - this.from[color]) * state));
- },
- setState: function(state) {
- var color = '#'
- + ColorStyleSubject.toColorPart(this.getValueForState(0, state))
- + ColorStyleSubject.toColorPart(this.getValueForState(1, state))
- + ColorStyleSubject.toColorPart(this.getValueForState(2, state));
- for (var i=0; i 255) number = 255;
- var digits = number.toString(16);
- if (number < 16) return '0' + digits;
- return digits;
-}
-ColorStyleSubject.parseColor.rgbRe = /^rgb\(\s*(\d+)\s*,\s*(\d+)\s*,\s*(\d+)\s*\)$/i;
-ColorStyleSubject.parseColor.hexRe = /^\#([0-9a-fA-F]{3}|[0-9a-fA-F]{6})$/;
-
-// Animates discrete styles, i.e. ones that do not scale but have discrete values
-// that can't be interpolated
-function DiscreteStyleSubject(els, property, from, to, threshold) {
- this.els = Animator.makeArray(els);
- this.property = Animator.camelize(property);
- this.from = from;
- this.to = to;
- this.threshold = threshold || 0.5;
-}
-
-DiscreteStyleSubject.prototype = {
- setState: function(state) {
- var j=0;
- for (var i=0; i section ? 1 : 0);
- }
- if (this.options.rememberance) {
- document.location.hash = this.rememberanceTexts[section];
- }
- }
-}
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ArcGIS Server 9.3 Rest API Example
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- ESRI, ArcGIS, REST, filter
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- Shows the basic use of openlayers using an ArcGIS Server 9.3 Rest API layer
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- This is an example of how to add an ArcGIS Server 9.3 Rest API layer to the OpenLayers window.
-
OpenLayers ArcGIS Cache Example (MapServer Access)
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- arcgis, arcgiscache, cache, tms
-
-
-
- Demonstrates the basic initialization of the ArcGIS Cache layer using a prebuilt configuration, and standard tile access.
-
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-
-
This example demonstrates using the ArcGISCache layer for
- accessing ESRI's ArcGIS Server (AGS) Map Cache tiles through
- an AGS MapServer. Toggle the visibility of the AGS layer to
- demonstrate how the two maps are lined up correctly.
-
-
Notes on this layer
-
A few attempts have been made at this kind of layer before. See
- here and
- here.
- A problem the users encounter is that the tiles seem to "jump around".
- This is due to the fact that the max extent for the cached layer actually
- changes at each zoom level due to the way these caches are constructed.
- We have attempted to use the resolutions, tile size, and tile origin
- from the cache meta data to make the appropriate changes to the max extent
- of the tile to compensate for this behavior.
- You will need to know:
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Max Extent: The max extent of the layer
-
Resolutions: An array of resolutions, one for each zoom level
-
Tile Origin: The location of the tile origin for the cache in the upper left.
-
Tile Size: The size of each tile in the cache. Commonly 256 x 256
- Demonstrates the basic initialization of the ArcGIS Cache layer using a prebuilt configuration, and direct tile access from a file store.
-
-
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-
-
This example demonstrates using the ArcGISCache layer for
- accessing ESRI's ArcGIS Server (AGS) Map Cache tiles directly
- via the folder structure and HTTP. Toggle the visibility of the AGS layer to
- demonstrate how the two maps are lined up correctly.
-
-
Notes on this Layer
-
It's important that you set the correct values in your layer, and these
- values will differ between tile sets. You can find these values for your
- layer in conf.xml at the root of your cache.
- (ie. http://serverx.esri.com/arcgiscache/dgaerials/Layers/conf.xml)
-
-
For fused map caches this is often http:ServerName/arcgiscache/MapServiceName/Layers
- For individual layer caches this is often http:ServerName/arcgiscache/LayerName/Layers
OpenLayers ArcGIS Cache Example (Autoconfigure with JSONP)
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-
- arcgis, arcgiscache, cache, tms, jsonp
-
-
-
- Demonstrates the basic initialization of the ArcGIS Cache layer by using the server capabilities object.
-
-
-
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-
-
This example demonstrates using the ArcGISCache layer for
- accessing ESRI's ArcGIS Server (AGS) Map Cache tiles normally through
- a live AGS MapServer. Toggle the visibility of the overlay to
- demonstrate how the two layers are lined up correctly.
-
-
Notes on this Layer
-
- This method automatically configures the layer using the capabilities object
- generated by the server itself. This page shows how to construct the url for the server capabilities object,
- retrieve it using JSONP (and jQuery), and pass it in during construction. Note that in this case,
- the layer is constructed before the map. This approach greatly simplifies the
- configuration of your map, and works best when all your tiles / overlays are similarly laid out.
- If you are using a live AGS map server for your layer, it can be helpful to check your
- server configuration using this technique before trying one of the other examples for this layer.
-
- Shows the advanced use of OpenLayers using a thematic ArcIMS layer
-
-
-
-
-
-
This is an example of how to add an ArcIMS layer to an OpenLayers map.
-
-
Following the ArcXML convention to create a thematic (or chloropleth) map,
- a layer definition is created with a query and a renderer to select portions
- of the map data, and change their representation in the generated map tiles.
- Shows the use of the attribution layer option on a number of layer types.
-
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-
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-
This is an example of how to add an attribution block to the OpenLayers window. In order to use an
- attribution block, an attribution parameter must be set in each layer that requires attribution. In
- addition, an attribution control must be added to the map, though one is added to all OpenLayers Maps by default.
- Be aware that this is a layer option: the options hash goes in
- different places depending on the layer type you are using.
- Vector layer with a Fixed strategy, HTTP protocol, and GML format.
-
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-
-
The vector layer shown uses the Fixed strategy, the HTTP protocol,
- and the GML format.
- The Fixed strategy is a simple strategy that fetches features once
- and never re-requests new data.
- The HTTP protocol makes requests using HTTP verbs. It should be
- constructed with a url that corresponds to a collection of features
- (a resource on some server).
- The GML format is used to serialize features.
- Demonstrates detection of feature hits with the canvas renderer.
-
-
-
-
- Click on the features above to see them selected. This example
- uses the Canvas renderer so it only works on browsers where
- canvas is supported.
-
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/canvas-inspector.js b/openlayers/examples/canvas-inspector.js
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-var features = [
-
- new OpenLayers.Feature.Vector(
- OpenLayers.Geometry.fromWKT(
- "LINESTRING(-90 90, 90 -90)"
- ),
- {color: "#0f0000"}
- ),
-
- new OpenLayers.Feature.Vector(
- OpenLayers.Geometry.fromWKT(
- "LINESTRING(100 50, -100 -50)"
- ),
- {color: "#00ff00"}
- )
-
-];
-
-var layer = new OpenLayers.Layer.Vector(null, {
- styleMap: new OpenLayers.StyleMap({
- strokeWidth: 3,
- strokeColor: "${color}"
- }),
- isBaseLayer: true,
- renderers: ["Canvas"],
- rendererOptions: {hitDetection: true}
-});
-layer.addFeatures(features);
-
-var map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- layers: [layer],
- center: new OpenLayers.LonLat(0, 0),
- zoom: 0
-});
-
-var xOff = 2, yOff = 2;
-
-var rows = 1 + (2 * yOff);
-var cols = 1 + (2 * xOff);
-
-var template = new jugl.Template("template");
-template.process({
- clone: true,
- parent: "inspector",
- context: {
- rows: rows,
- cols: cols
- }
-});
-
-function isDark(r, g, b, a) {
- a = a / 255;
- var da = 1 - a;
- // convert color values to decimal (assume white background)
- r = (a * r / 255) + da;
- g = (a * g / 255) + da;
- b = (a * b / 255) + da;
- // use w3C brightness measure
- var brightness = (r * 0.299) + (g * 0.587) + (b * 0.144);
- return brightness < 0.5;
-}
-
-var context = layer.renderer.canvas; //layer.renderer.hitContext;
-var size = map.getSize();
-map.events.on({
- mousemove: function(event) {
- var x = event.xy.x - 1; // TODO: fix this elsewhere
- var y = event.xy.y;
- if ((x >= xOff) && (x < size.w - xOff) && (y >= yOff) && (y < size.h - yOff)) {
- var data = context.getImageData(x - xOff, y - yOff, rows, cols).data;
- var offset, red, green, blue, alpha, cell;
- for (var i=0; iG: " + green + " B: " + blue + " A: " + alpha;
- cell.style.backgroundColor = "rgba(" + red + ", " + green + ", " + blue + ", " + (alpha / 255) + ")";
- cell.style.color = isDark(red, green, blue, alpha) ? "#ffffff" : "#000000";
- }
- }
- }
- }
-});
-
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Canvas Renderer Example
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- canvas, renderer, advanced,
-
-
- Demonstrates the use of the canvas renderer with a vector layer.
-
-
-
-
- This example shows a vector layer that uses the Canvas renderer
- where available. The order of the renderers given in the layer
- options is used to locate the first available renderer.
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-var map, layer, styleMap;
-OpenLayers.ProxyHost = "proxy.cgi?url=";
-
-function init() {
- map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- projection: new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:900913"),
- displayProjection: new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:4326"),
- units: "m",
- maxResolution: 156543.0339,
- maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(
- -20037508, -20037508, 20037508, 20037508
- )
- });
-
- var g = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google("Google Layer", {
- sphericalMercator: true
- });
- map.addLayers([g]);
-
- // prepare to style the data
- styleMap = new OpenLayers.StyleMap({
- strokeColor: "black",
- strokeWidth: 2,
- strokeOpacity: 0.5,
- fillOpacity: 0.2
- });
-
- // create a color table for state FIPS code
- var colors = ["red", "orange", "yellow", "green", "blue", "purple"];
- var code, fips = {};
- for(var i=1; i<=66; ++i) {
- code = "0" + i;
- code = code.substring(code.length - 2);
- fips[code] = {fillColor: colors[i % colors.length]};
- }
- // add unique value rules with your color lookup
- styleMap.addUniqueValueRules("default", "STATE_FIPS", fips);
-
- // create a vector layer using the canvas renderer (where available)
- var wfs = new OpenLayers.Layer.Vector("States", {
- strategies: [new OpenLayers.Strategy.BBOX()],
- protocol: new OpenLayers.Protocol.WFS({
- version: "1.1.0",
- srsName: "EPSG:900913",
- url: "http://v2.suite.opengeo.org/geoserver/wfs",
- featureType: "states",
- featureNS: "http://usa.opengeo.org"
- }),
- styleMap: styleMap,
- renderers: ["Canvas", "SVG", "VML"]
- });
- map.addLayer(wfs);
-
- // if you want to use Geographic coords, transform to ESPG:900913
- var ddBounds = new OpenLayers.Bounds(
- -73.839111,40.287907,-68.214111,44.441624
- );
- map.zoomToExtent(
- ddBounds.transform(map.displayProjection, map.getProjectionObject())
- );
-}
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- OpenLayers Click Handler Example
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Click Handler Example
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- event, events, propagation, advanced
-
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- This example shows the use of the click handler.
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-
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- The click handler can be used to gain more flexibility over handling
- click events. The handler can be constructed with options to handle
- only single click events, to handle single and double-click events,
- to ignore clicks that include a drag, and to stop propagation of
- single and/or double-click events. A single click is a click that
- is not followed by another click for more than 300ms. This delay
- is configured with the delay property.
-
-
- The options to stop single and double clicks have to do with
- stopping event propagation on the map events listener queue
- (not stopping events from cascading to other elements). The
- ability to stop an event from propagating has to do with the
- order in which listeners are registered. With stopSingle or
- stopDouble true, a click handler will stop propagation to all
- listeners that were registered (or all handlers that were
- activated) before the click handler was activated. So, for
- example, activating a click handler with stopDouble true after
- the navigation control is active will stop double-clicks from
- zooming in.
-
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Controls with click handlers (toggle on/off to clear output)
- This example shows the use of the click handler and
- getLonLatFromViewPortPx functions to trigger events on mouse click.
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Using the Click handler allows you to (for example) catch clicks
- without catching double clicks, something that standard browser
- events don't do for you. (Try double clicking: you'll zoom in,
- whereas using the browser click event, you would just get two
- alerts.) This example click control shows you how to use it.
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-// use a CQL parser for easy filter creation
-var format = new OpenLayers.Format.CQL();
-
-// this rule will get a filter from the CQL text in the form
-var rule = new OpenLayers.Rule({
- // We could also set a filter here. E.g.
- // filter: format.read("STATE_ABBR >= 'B' AND STATE_ABBR <= 'O'"),
- symbolizer: {
- fillColor: "#ff0000",
- strokeColor: "#ffcccc",
- fillOpacity: "0.5"
- }
-});
-
-var states = new OpenLayers.Layer.Vector("States", {
- styleMap: new OpenLayers.StyleMap({
- "default": new OpenLayers.Style(null, {rules: [rule]})
- })
-});
-
-var map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- layers: [
- new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS(
- "OpenLayers WMS",
- "http://maps.opengeo.org/geowebcache/service/wms",
- {layers: "openstreetmap", format: "image/png"}
- ),
- states
- ],
- center: new OpenLayers.LonLat(-101, 39),
- zoom: 3
-});
-
-// called when features are fetched
-function loadFeatures(data) {
- var features = new OpenLayers.Format.GeoJSON().read(data);
- states.addFeatures(features);
-};
-
-// update filter and redraw when form is submitted
-var cql = document.getElementById("cql");
-var output = document.getElementById("output");
-function updateFilter() {
- var filter;
- try {
- filter = format.read(cql.value);
- } catch (err) {
- output.value = err.message;
- }
- if (filter) {
- output.value = "";
- rule.filter = filter;
- states.redraw();
- }
- return false;
-}
-updateFilter();
-var form = document.getElementById("cql_form");
-form.onsubmit = updateFilter;
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- OpenLayers Script Protocol Example
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Script Protocol
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- protocol, script, cross origin, advanced
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- Demonstrates the use of a script protocol for making feature requests
- cross origin.
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- In cases where a service returns serialized features and accepts
- a named callback (e.g. http://example.com/features.json?callback=foo),
- the script protocol can be used to read features without being
- restricted by the same origin policy.
-
-
- View the cross-origin.js
- source to see how this is done
-
- Demonstrate the addition of a rectangle to the OpenLayers window.
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The control allows you to draw a rectangle, that reports its coordinates
- after creation. Hold down the shift key on your keyboard and draw a
- rectangle with the mouse.
- Demonstrate changing CSS styles on controls in the OpenLayers window.
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If you care to modify the style of any OpenLayers element, include
- the default stylesheet as a link and declare any style modifications
- below that link. These style declarations can be in other linked
- stylesheets or in style tags. In addition, construct your map with
- options that include {theme: null}. This will disable the default
- method of loading the stylesheet and allow you to declare style rules
- in your own linked stylesheets or style tags.
-
This example shows how to declare the font family, size, and color
- for the mouse position. Note that only the style keys that you want to
- modify (change from the default) need to be specified.
- Demonstrate console calls to a Firebug console. Requires Firefox. Mostly for developers.
-
-
-
-
To run OpenLayers in debug mode, include the following script
- tag before the tag that loads OpenLayers:
-
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<script src="../lib/Firebug/firebug.js"></script>
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-
The path to firebug.js must be relative to your
- html file. With this script included calls to OpenLayers.Console
- will be displayed in the Firebug console. For browsers without
- the Firebug extension, the script creates a Firebug Lite console.
- This console can be opened by hitting F12 or Ctrl+Shift+L
- (Command+Shift+L on a Mac). If you want the Firebug Lite console
- to be open when the page loads, add debug="true" to the opening
- html tag of your page. Open the console and click on the links below
- to see console calls.
- The DrawFeature control can be used to digitize donut polygons.
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- To digitize holes in polygons, hold down the Alt
- key and draw over an existing polygon. By default, the
- Shift key triggers freehand drawing. Use a
- combination of the Shift and Alt keys
- to digitize holes in freehand mode.
-
- point, line, linestring, polygon, digitizing, geometry, draw, drag
-
-
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- Demonstrate on-screen digitizing tools for point, line, and polygon creation.
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With the point drawing control active, click on the map to add a point.
-
With the line drawing control active, click on the map to add the points that make up your line.
- Double-click to finish drawing.
-
With the polygon drawing control active, click on the map to add the points that make up your
- polygon. Double-click to finish drawing.
-
With any drawing control active, paning the map can still be achieved. Drag the map as
- usual for that.
-
Hold down the shift key while drawing to activate freehand mode. While drawing lines or polygons
- in freehand mode, hold the mouse down and a point will be added with every mouse movement.
The vector layer shown uses the BBOX strategy, the HTTP protocol,
- and the Text format.
- This setup appends "?bbox=west,south,east,north" to every
- request. This allows you to configure the location as something
- like 'textfile.php', and take the '?bbox=' parameter to select
- data from a database or the like.
-
There is nothing about this example that limits it to text files;
- you can do the same thing with KML, GeoJSON, etc.
-
This is an alternative to something like the OpenStreetMap "Dynamic POI" example. The Layer is a standard vector layer, and interaction can be
- configured via the SelectFeature control, as you can see in the
- latter half of the code, which allows you to open a popup when
- a feature is selected.
- Demonstrates the filter strategy for limiting features passed to the layer.
-
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-
-
- This example uses a filter strategy to limit the features that are passed
- to a layer. Features bound for this layer have a when attribute
- with date values. A filter strategy is constructed with a between filter
- that limits the span of dates shown. A simple animation cycles through
- the domain of the when values, calling setFilter
- on the strategy with an updated filter.
-
- Shows the use of a map with fractional (or non-discrete) zoom levels.
-
-
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-
- (zoom: )
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-
- Setting the map.fractionalZoom property to true allows zooming to
- an arbitrary level (between the min and max resolutions). This
- can be demonstrated by shift-dragging a box to zoom to an arbitrary
- extent.
-
- Demonstrate a map that fill the entire browser window.
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-
-
This example uses CSS to define the dimensions of the map element in order to fill the screen.
- When the user resizes the window, the map size changes correspondingly. No scroll bars!
The displayed GeoRSS feed has a <media:thumbnail/>
- property for each item. An extended createFeatureFromItem()
- function is used to add this attribute to the attributes hash of each
- feature read in by OpenLayers.Format.GeoRSS. The example is
- configured with a style to render each item with its thumbnail image.
- Also, to show how rules work, we defined a rule that if the title of an
- rss item contains "powder", it will be rendered larger than the others.
- Display a couple of locally cached georss feeds on an a basemap.
-
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-
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-
This demo uses the OpenLayers GeoRSS parser, which supports GeoRSS Simple and W3C GeoRSS. Only points are
- currently supported. The OpenLayers GeoRSS parser will automatically connect an information bubble to the map
- markers, similar to Google maps. In addition, the parser can use custom PNG icons for markers. A sample GeoRSS
- file (georss.xml) is included.
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-
-
-
The above input box allows the input of a URL to a GeoRSS feed. This feed can be local to the HTML page —
- for example, entering 'georss.xml' will work by default, because there is a local file in the directory called
- georss.xml — or, with a properly set up ProxyHost variable (as is used here), it will be able to load any
- HTTP URL which contains GeoRSS and display it. Anything else will simply have no effect.
-
-
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-This is an RSS file. Copy the URL into your aggregator of choice. If you don't know what this means and want to learn more, please see: http://platial.typepad.com/news/2006/04/really_simple_t.html for more info.
-http://platial.com
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- Click or drag a box to select features, use the Shift key to add
- features to the selection, use the Ctrl key to toggle a feature's
- selected status. Note that this control also has a hover option, which
- is enabled in this example. This gives you a visual feedback by loading
- the feature underneath the mouse pointer from the WFS, but causes a lot
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- Demonstrates the WMSGetFeatureInfo control for fetching information about a position from WMS (via GetFeatureInfo request).
-
- Demonstrates the WMSGetFeatureInfo control for fetching information
- about a position from WMS (via GetFeatureInfo request). Results
- are displayed in a popup.
-
- Demonstrate a Google basemap used with boundary overlay layer.
-
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An overlay in a Geographic projection can be stretched to somewhat
- line up with Google tiles (in a Mercator projection). Results get
- worse farther from the equator. Use the "reproject" option on a
- layer to get this behavior. Use the sphericalMercator option on
- a Google layer to get proper overlays (with other layers in
- Spherical Mercator).
- Demonstrate use the Google Maps v3 API with allOverlays set to true on the map.
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-
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- You can also use Google layers as overlays, e.g. in a map with
- allOverlays set to true. Note some of the layers disappear as
- you zoom in to levels that are not supported by all layers. See the
- google-v3-alloverlays.js source
- to see how this is done.
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-var map;
-
-function init() {
- map = new OpenLayers.Map('map', {allOverlays: true});
- map.addControl(new OpenLayers.Control.LayerSwitcher());
-
- // the SATELLITE layer has all 22 zoom level, so we add it first to
- // become the internal base layer that determines the zoom levels of the
- // map.
- var gsat = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Satellite",
- {type: google.maps.MapTypeId.SATELLITE, numZoomLevels: 22}
- );
- var gphy = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Physical",
- {type: google.maps.MapTypeId.TERRAIN, visibility: false}
- );
- var gmap = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Streets", // the default
- {numZoomLevels: 20, visibility: false}
- );
- var ghyb = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Hybrid",
- {type: google.maps.MapTypeId.HYBRID, numZoomLevels: 22, visibility: false}
- );
-
- map.addLayers([gsat, gphy, gmap, ghyb]);
-
- // Google.v3 uses EPSG:900913 as projection, so we have to
- // transform our coordinates
- map.setCenter(new OpenLayers.LonLat(10.2, 48.9).transform(
- new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:4326"),
- map.getProjectionObject()
- ), 5);
-}
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Google (v3) Layer Example
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- Google, api key, apikey
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- Demonstrate use the Google Maps v3 API.
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Animated
- zoom (if supported by GMaps on your device)
-
- If you use the Google Maps v3 API with a Google layer, you don't
- need to include an API key. This layer only works in the
- spherical mercator projection. See the
- google-v3.js source
- to see how this is done.
-
- In order to position the Google attribution div in the default
- location, you must include the extra theme/default/google.css
- stylesheet.
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-var map;
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-function init() {
- map = new OpenLayers.Map('map');
- map.addControl(new OpenLayers.Control.LayerSwitcher());
-
- var gphy = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Physical",
- {type: google.maps.MapTypeId.TERRAIN}
- );
- var gmap = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Streets", // the default
- {numZoomLevels: 20}
- );
- var ghyb = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Hybrid",
- {type: google.maps.MapTypeId.HYBRID, numZoomLevels: 20}
- );
- var gsat = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google(
- "Google Satellite",
- {type: google.maps.MapTypeId.SATELLITE, numZoomLevels: 22}
- );
-
- map.addLayers([gphy, gmap, ghyb, gsat]);
-
- // Google.v3 uses EPSG:900913 as projection, so we have to
- // transform our coordinates
- map.setCenter(new OpenLayers.LonLat(10.2, 48.9).transform(
- new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:4326"),
- map.getProjectionObject()
- ), 5);
-
- // add behavior to html
- var animate = document.getElementById("animate");
- animate.onclick = function() {
- for (var i=map.layers.length-1; i>=0; --i) {
- map.layers[i].animationEnabled = this.checked;
- }
- };
-}
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- Google
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- Demonstrate use of the various types of Google layers.
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- For best performance, you must be using a version of the Google Maps
- API which is v2.93 or higher. In order to use this version of the API,
- it is best to simply set your application to use the string "v=2" in
- the request, rather than tying your application to an explicit version.
-
- In order to position the Google attribution div in the default location,
- you must include the extra theme/default/google.css stylesheet.
- OpenLayers supports well-known names for a few graphics. You
- can use the names "star", "cross",
- "x", "square", "triangle", and
- "circle" as value for the graphicName property of a
- symbolizer.
-
-
- The named symbols "lightning", "rectangle"
- and "church" are user defined.
-
-
- See graphic-name.js
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-// user custom graphicname
-OpenLayers.Renderer.symbol.lightning = [0, 0, 4, 2, 6, 0, 10, 5, 6, 3, 4, 5, 0, 0];
-OpenLayers.Renderer.symbol.rectangle = [0, 0, 4, 0, 4, 10, 0, 10, 0, 0];
-OpenLayers.Renderer.symbol.church = [4, 0, 6, 0, 6, 4, 10, 4, 10, 6, 6, 6, 6, 14, 4, 14, 4, 6, 0, 6, 0, 4, 4, 4, 4, 0];
-var map;
-
-function init(){
- map = new OpenLayers.Map('map', {
- controls: []
- });
-
- // list of well-known graphic names
- var graphics = ["star", "cross", "x", "square", "triangle", "circle", "lightning", "rectangle", "church"];
-
- // Create one feature for each well known graphic.
- // Give features a type attribute with the graphic name.
- var num = graphics.length;
- var slot = map.maxExtent.getWidth() / num;
- var features = Array(num);
- for (var i = 0; i < graphics.length; ++i) {
- lon = map.maxExtent.left + (i * slot) + (slot / 2);
- features[i] = new OpenLayers.Feature.Vector(new OpenLayers.Geometry.Point(map.maxExtent.left + (i * slot) + (slot / 2), 0), {
- type: graphics[i]
- });
- }
-
- // Create a style map for painting the features.
- // The graphicName property of the symbolizer is evaluated using
- // the type attribute on each feature (set above).
- var styles = new OpenLayers.StyleMap({
- "default": {
- graphicName: "${type}",
- pointRadius: 10,
- strokeColor: "fuchsia",
- strokeWidth: 2,
- fillColor: "lime",
- fillOpacity: 0.6
- },
- "select": {
- pointRadius: 20,
- fillOpacity: 1,
- rotation: 45
- }
- });
-
- // Create a vector layer and give it your style map.
- var layer = new OpenLayers.Layer.Vector("Graphics", {
- styleMap: styles,
- isBaseLayer: true
- });
- layer.addFeatures(features);
- map.addLayer(layer);
-
- // Create a select feature control and add it to the map.
- var select = new OpenLayers.Control.SelectFeature(layer, {
- hover: true
- });
- map.addControl(select);
- select.activate();
-
- map.zoomToMaxExtent();
-}
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Graticule Example
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- graticule, grid
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-
- Adds a Graticule control to the map to display a grid of
- latitude and longitude.
-
- Demonstrates map tiling artifacts, and OpenLayer's facility for correcting this distortion.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- When you render tiles with certain types of symbols, there are artifacts
- at tile edges that make symbology not look continuous. In the center of
- the above map (when it first loads), the large orange road is split
- vertically by a tile. Open the layer switcher and change to the layer
- with a 15 pixel gutter to see how the symbology looks nicer.
-
- This example shows the use of the hover handler.
-
-
-
-
- The hover handler is to be used to emulate mouseovers on
- objects on the map that aren't DOM elements. For example
- one can use the hover hander to send WMS/GetFeatureInfo
- requests as the user moves the mouse over the map.
-
-
- The "delay" option specifies the number of milliseconds
- before the event is considered a hover. Default is 500
- milliseconds.
-
-
- The "pixelTolerance" option specifies the maximum number
- of pixels between mousemoves for an event to be
- considered a hover. Default is null, which means no
- pixel tolerance.
-
-
- The "stopMove" option specifies whether other mousemove
- listeners registered before the hover handler listener must
- be notified on mousemoves or not. Default is false (meaning
- that the other mousemove listeners will be notified on
- mousemove).
-
-
-
-
-
Controls with hover handlers (toggle on/off to clear output)
- Demonstrate a single non-tiled image as a selectable base layer.
-
-
-
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- The "City Lights" layer above is created from a single web accessible
- image. If you construct it without any resolution related options,
- the layer will be given a single resolution based on the extent/size.
- Otherwise, it behaves much like a regular layer. This is primarily
- intended to be used in an overview map - where another layer type
- might not make a good overview.
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- Geometry Intersections
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OpenLayers Geometry Intersection Example
-
- intersection, geometry
-
-
- Use of geometry.intersects method for testing geometry intersections.
-
- Demonstrate a tiled kamap layer as the base map, which can be pre-cached for higher performance.
-
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-value pair.
- *
- * The key is the name to be used by the tile caching system to store cached
- * tiles within the base cache directory. This key should be a single word
- * that uniquely identifies the map.
- *
- * The value associated with each key is an array of three values. The first
- * value is a human-readable name to be presented to the user (should the
- * application choose to do so) and the second value is the path to the map
- * file. It is assumed that the map file is fully configured for use with
- * MapServer/MapScript as no error checking or setting of values is done. The
- * third value is an array of scale values for zooming.
- */
-
-$aszMapFiles = array(
- "world" => array( "World", "/path/to/your/mapfile",
- array( 10000 ), # in openlayers, the scale array doesn't matter.
- "PNG24")
-
-/* Add more elements to this array to offer multiple mapfiles */
-
-);
-
-/******************************************************************************
- * figure out which map file to use and set up the necessary variables for
- * the rest of the code to use. This does need to be done on every page load
- * unfortunately.
- *
- * szMap should be set to the default map file to use but can change if
- * this script is called with map=.
- */
-$szMap = 'world';
-
-/******************************************************************************
- * kaMap! caching
- *
- * this is the directory within which kaMap! will create its tile cache. The
- * directory does NOT have to be web-accessible, but it must be writable by the
- * web-server-user and allow creation of both directories AND files.
- *
- * the tile caching system will create a separate subdirectory within the base
- * cache directory for each map file. Within the cache directory for each map
- * file, directories will be created for each group of layers. Within the group
- * directories, directories will be created at each of the configured scales
- * for the application (see mapfile configuration above.)
- */
-$szBaseCacheDir = "/var/cache/kamap/";
-
-/***** END OF CONFIGURABLE STUFF - unless you know what you are doing *****/
-/***** *****/
-/***** *****/
-/***** *****/
-/***** END OF CONFIGURABLE STUFF - unless you know what you are doing *****/
-
-if (isset($_REQUEST['map']) && isset($aszMapFiles[$_REQUEST['map']]))
-{
- $szMap = $_REQUEST['map'];
-}
-
-$szMapCacheDir = $szBaseCacheDir.$szMap."/";
-$szMapName = $aszMapFiles[$szMap][0];
-$szMapFile = $aszMapFiles[$szMap][1];
-$anScales = $aszMapFiles[$szMap][2];
-setOutputFormat($aszMapFiles[$szMap][3]);
-/******************************************************************************
- * output format of the map and resulting tiles
- *
- * The output format used with MapServer can greatly affect appearance and
- * performance. It is recommended to use an 8 bit format such as PNG
- *
- * NOTE: the tile caching code in tile.php is not configurable here. It
- * currently assumes that it is outputting 8bit PNG files. If you change to
- * PNG24 here then you will need to update tile.php to use the gd function
- * imagecreatetruecolor. If you change the output format to jpeg then
- * you would need to change imagepng() to imagejpeg(). A nice enhancement
- * would be to make that fully configurable from here.
- */
-function setOutputFormat($szFormat)
-{
- switch($szFormat) {
- case "PNG24":
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageFormat'] = 'PNG24'; //mapscript format name
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatefrompng"; // appropriate GD function
- $GLOBALS['szImageExtension'] = '.png'; //file extension
- $GLOBALS['szImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatetruecolor"; //or imagecreatetruecolor if PNG24 ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageOutputFunction'] = "imagepng"; //or imagegif, imagejpeg ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageHeader'] = 'image/png'; //the content-type of the image
- break;
- case "GIF":
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageFormat'] = 'GIF'; //mapscript format name
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatefromgif"; // appropriate GD function
- $GLOBALS['szImageExtension'] = '.gif'; //file extension
- $GLOBALS['szImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreate"; //or imagecreatetruecolor if PNG24 ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageOutputFunction'] = "imagegif"; //or imagegif, imagejpeg ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageHeader'] = 'image/gif'; //the content-type of the image
- break;
- case "JPEG":
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageFormat'] = 'JPEG'; //mapscript format name
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatefromjpeg"; // appropriate GD function
- $GLOBALS['szImageExtension'] = '.jpg'; //file extension
- $GLOBALS['szImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatetruecolor"; //or imagecreatetruecolor if PNG24 ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageOutputFunction'] = "imagejpeg"; //or imagegif, imagejpeg ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageHeader'] = 'image/jpeg'; //the content-type of the image
- break;
- case "PNG":
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageFormat'] = 'PNG'; //mapscript format name
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatefrompng"; // appropriate GD function
- $GLOBALS['szImageExtension'] = '.png'; //file extension
- $GLOBALS['szImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreate"; //or imagecreatetruecolor if PNG24 ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageOutputFunction'] = "imagepng"; //or imagegif, imagejpeg ...
- $GLOBALS['szImageHeader'] = 'image/png'; //the content-type of the image
- break;
- case "DITHERED":
- case "PNG8":
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageFormat'] = 'dithered';
- $GLOBALS['szMapImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreatefrompng";
- $GLOBALS['szImageExtension'] = '.png';
- $GLOBALS['szImageCreateFunction'] = "imagecreate";
- $GLOBALS['szImageOutputFunction'] = "imagepng";
- $GLOBALS['szImageHeader'] = 'image/png';
- break;
- }
-}
-
-/**
- * create all directories in a directory tree - found on the php web site
- * under the mkdir function ...
- */
-function makeDirs($strPath, $mode = 0775)
-{
- return is_dir($strPath) or ( makeDirs(dirname($strPath), $mode) and mkdir($strPath, $mode) );
-}
-
-/**
- * This function replaces all special characters in the given string.
- *
- * @param szString string - The string to convert.
- *
- * @return string converted
- */
-function normalizeString($szString)
-{
- // Normalize string by replacing all special characters
- // e.g. "http://my.host.com/cgi-bin/mywms?"
- // becomes "http___my_host_com_cgi_bin_mywms_"
- return preg_replace("/(\W)/", "_", $szString);
-}
-
-/* bug 1253 - root permissions required to delete cached files */
-$orig_umask = umask(0);
-
-/* create the main cache directory if necessary */
-if (!@is_dir($szMapCacheDir))
- makeDirs($szMapCacheDir);
-
-/* get the various request parameters
- * also need to make sure inputs are clean, especially those used to
- * build paths and filenames
- */
- /*
- * the tile renderer accepts several parameters and returns a tile image from
- * the cache, creating the tile only if necessary.
- *
- * all requests include the pixel location of the request at a certain scale
- * and this script figures out the geographic location of the tile from the
- * scale assuming that 0,0 in pixels is 0,0 in geographic units
- *
- * Request parameters are:
- *
- * map: the name of the map to use. This is handled by config.php.
- *
- * t: top pixel position
- * l: left pixel position
- * s: scale
- * g: (optional) comma-delimited list of group names to draw
- * layers: (optional) comma-delimited list of layers to draw
- * force: optional. If set, force redraw of the meta tile. This was added to
- * help with invalid images sometimes being generated.
- * tileid: (optional) can be used instead of t+l to specify the tile coord.,
- * useful in regenerating the cache
- */
-
-$top = isset( $_REQUEST['t'] ) ? intval($_REQUEST['t']) : 0;
-$left = isset( $_REQUEST['l'] ) ? intval($_REQUEST['l']) : 0;
-$scale = isset( $_REQUEST['s'] ) ? $_REQUEST['s'] : $anScales[0];
-$bForce = isset($_REQUEST['force'])? true : false;
-$groups = isset( $_REQUEST['g'] ) ? $_REQUEST['g'] : "";
-$layers = isset( $_REQUEST['layers'] ) ? $_REQUEST['layers'] : "";
-
-// dynamic imageformat ----------------------------------------------
-//use the function in config.php to set the output format
-if (isset($_REQUEST['i']))
- setOutputFormat( $_REQUEST['i'] );
-//----------------------------------------------------------------
-
-/* tileid=t#####l#### can be used instead of t+l parameters. Useful in
- * regenerating the cache for instance.
- */
-if (isset( $_REQUEST['tileid']) &&
- preg_match("/t(-?\d+)l(-?\d+)/", $_REQUEST['tileid'], $aMatch) )
-{
- $top = intval($aMatch[1]);
- $left = intval($aMatch[2]);
-}
-
-/* Calculate the metatile's top-left corner coordinates.
- * Include the $metaBuffer around the metatile to account for various
- * rendering issues happening around the edge of a map
- */
-$metaLeft = floor( ($left)/($tileWidth*$metaWidth) ) * $tileWidth * $metaWidth;
-$metaTop = floor( ($top)/($tileHeight*$metaHeight) ) * $tileHeight *$metaHeight;
-$szMetaTileId = "t".$metaTop."l".$metaLeft;
-$metaLeft -= $metaBuffer;
-$metaTop -= $metaBuffer;
-
-/* caching is done by scale value, then groups and layers and finally metatile
- * and tile id. Create a new directory if necessary
- */
-$szGroupDir = $groups != "" ? normalizeString($groups) : "def";
-$szLayerDir = $layers != "" ? normalizeString($layers) : "def";
-
-$szCacheDir = $szMapCacheDir."/".$scale."/".$szGroupDir."/".$szLayerDir."/".$szMetaTileId;
-if (!@is_dir($szCacheDir))
- makeDirs($szCacheDir);
-
-/* resolve cache hit - clear the os stat cache if necessary */
-$szTileId = "t".$top."l".$left;
-$szCacheFile = $szCacheDir."/".$szTileId.$szImageExtension;
-clearstatcache();
-
-$szMetaDir = $szCacheDir."/meta";
-if (!@is_Dir($szMetaDir))
- makeDirs($szMetaDir);
-
-/* simple locking in case there are several requests for the same meta
- tile at the same time - only draw it once to help with performance */
-$szLockFile = $szMetaDir."/lock_".$metaTop."_".$metaLeft;
-$fpLockFile = fopen($szLockFile, "a+");
-clearstatcache();
-if (!file_exists($szCacheFile) || $bForce)
-{
- flock($fpLockFile, LOCK_EX);
- fwrite($fpLockFile, ".");
-
- //check once more to see if the cache file was created while waiting for
- //the lock
- clearstatcache();
- if (!file_exists($szCacheFile) || $bForce)
- {
- if (!extension_loaded('MapScript'))
- {
- dl( $szPHPMapScriptModule );
- }
- if (!extension_loaded('gd'))
- {
- dl( $szPHPGDModule);
- }
-
- if (!@is_Dir($szMetaDir))
- makeDirs($szMetaDir);
-
- $oMap = ms_newMapObj($szMapFile);
-
- /* Metatile width/height include 2x the metaBuffer value */
- $oMap->set('width', $tileWidth * $metaWidth + 2*$metaBuffer);
- $oMap->set('height', $tileHeight * $metaHeight + 2*$metaBuffer);
-
- /* Tell MapServer to not render labels inside the metaBuffer area
- * (new in 4.6)
- * TODO: Until MapServer bugs 1353/1355 are resolved, we need to
- * pass a negative value for "labelcache_map_edge_buffer"
- */
- $oMap->setMetadata("labelcache_map_edge_buffer", -$metaBuffer);
-
- $inchesPerUnit = array(1, 12, 63360.0, 39.3701, 39370.1, 4374754);
- $geoWidth = $scale/($oMap->resolution*$inchesPerUnit[$oMap->units]);
- $geoHeight = $scale/($oMap->resolution*$inchesPerUnit[$oMap->units]);
-
- /* draw the metatile */
- $minx = $metaLeft * $geoWidth;
- $maxx = $minx + $geoWidth * $oMap->width;
- $maxy = -1 * $metaTop * $geoHeight;
- $miny = $maxy - $geoHeight * $oMap->height;
-
- $nLayers = $oMap->numlayers;
- $oMap->setExtent($minx,$miny,$maxx,$maxy);
- $oMap->selectOutputFormat( $szMapImageFormat );
- $aszLayers = array();
- if ($groups || $layers)
- {
- /* Draw only specified layers instead of default from mapfile*/
- if ($layers)
- {
- $aszLayers = explode(",", $layers);
- }
-
- if ($groups)
- {
- $aszGroups = explode(",", $groups);
- }
-
- for($i=0;$i<$nLayers;$i++)
- {
- $oLayer = $oMap->getLayer($i);
- if (($aszGroups && in_array($oLayer->group,$aszGroups)) ||
- ($aszLayers && in_array($oLayer->name,$aszLayers)) ||
- ($aszGroups && $oLayer->group == '' &&
- in_array( "__base__", $aszGroups)))
- {
- $oLayer->set("status", MS_ON );
- }
- else
- {
- $oLayer->set("status", MS_OFF );
- }
- }
- //need transparency if groups or layers are used
- $oMap->outputformat->set("transparent", MS_ON );
- }
- else
- {
- $oMap->outputformat->set("transparent", MS_OFF );
- }
-
-
- $szMetaImg = $szMetaDir."/t".$metaTop."l".$metaLeft.$szImageExtension;
- $oImg = $oMap->draw();
- $oImg->saveImage($szMetaImg);
- $oImg->free();
- eval("\$oGDImg = ".$szMapImageCreateFunction."('".$szMetaImg."');");
- if ($bDebug)
- {
- $blue = imagecolorallocate($oGDImg, 0, 0, 255);
- imagerectangle($oGDImg, 0, 0, $tileWidth * $metaWidth - 1, $tileHeight * $metaHeight - 1, $blue );
- }
- for($i=0;$i<$metaWidth;$i++)
- {
- for ($j=0;$j<$metaHeight;$j++)
- {
- eval("\$oTile = ".$szImageCreateFunction."( ".$tileWidth.",".$tileHeight." );");
- // Allocate BG color for the tile (in case the metatile has transparent BG)
- $nTransparent = imagecolorallocate($oTile, $oMap->imagecolor->red, $oMap->imagecolor->green, $oMap->imagecolor->blue);
- //if ($oMap->outputformat->transparent == MS_ON)
- //{
- imagecolortransparent( $oTile,$nTransparent);
- //}
- $tileTop = $j*$tileHeight + $metaBuffer;
- $tileLeft = $i*$tileWidth + $metaBuffer;
- imagecopy( $oTile, $oGDImg, 0, 0, $tileLeft, $tileTop, $tileWidth, $tileHeight );
- /* debugging stuff */
- if ($bDebug)
- {
- $black = imagecolorallocate($oTile, 1, 1, 1);
- $green = imagecolorallocate($oTile, 0, 128, 0 );
- $red = imagecolorallocate($oTile, 255, 0, 0);
- imagerectangle( $oTile, 1, 1, $tileWidth-2, $tileHeight-2, $green );
- imageline( $oTile, 0, $tileHeight/2, $tileWidth-1, $tileHeight/2, $red);
- imageline( $oTile, $tileWidth/2, 0, $tileWidth/2, $tileHeight-1, $red);
- imagestring ( $oTile, 3, 10, 10, ($metaLeft+$tileLeft)." x ".($metaTop+$tileTop), $black );
- imagestring ( $oTile, 3, 10, 30, ($minx+$i*$geoWidth)." x ".($maxy - $j*$geoHeight), $black );
- }
- $szTileImg = $szCacheDir."/t".($metaTop+$tileTop)."l".($metaLeft+$tileLeft).$szImageExtension;
- eval("$szImageOutputFunction( \$oTile, '".$szTileImg."' );");
- imagedestroy($oTile);
- $oTile = null;
- }
- }
- if ($oGDImg != null)
- {
- imagedestroy($oGDImg);
- $oGDImg = null;
- }
- if (!$bDebug)
- {
- unlink( $szMetaImg );
- }
- }
- //release the exclusive lock
- flock($fpLockFile, LOCK_UN );
-}
-
-//acquire shared lock for reading to prevent a problem that could occur
-//if a tile exists but is only partially generated.
-flock($fpLockFile, LOCK_SH);
-
-$h = fopen($szCacheFile, "r");
-header("Content-Type: ".$szImageHeader);
-header("Content-Length: " . filesize($szCacheFile));
-header("Expires: " . date( "D, d M Y H:i:s GMT", time() + 31536000 ));
-header("Cache-Control: max-age=31536000, must-revalidate" );
-fpassthru($h);
-fclose($h);
-
-//release lock
-fclose($fpLockFile);
-
-/* bug 1253 - root permissions required to delete cached files */
-umask($orig_umask);
-
-exit;
-?>
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- OpenLayers Kinetic Dragging Example
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-
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Kinetic Dragging Example
-
-
- kinetic, dragging
-
-
-
- Demonstrates Kinetic Dragging.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- OpenLayers Kinetic Dragging inspired from Tile5, and
- kineticscrolling for Google Maps API V3.
-
- As shown in this example Kinetic Dragging is enabled by setting
- enableKinetic to true in the config object provided to the
- Control.DragPan constructor. When using
- Control.Navigation or Control.TouchNavigation
- providing options to the underlying Control.DragPan
- instance is done through the dragPanOptions config
- property.
-
- Demonstrates loading and displaying a KML file on top of a basemap.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- A vector layer can be populated with features from a KML document
- by configuring the layer with an HTTP protocol that points to the
- KML document and is configured with a KML format for parsing features.
- The fixed strategy is used to load all features at once.
-
-
- View the kml-layer.js
- source to see how this is done.
-
- Demonstrates populating a PointTrack layer with gx:Track elements from KML.
-
-
-
-
- If a KML document contains <gx:Track>
- elements and the extractTracks property is set true on the
- parser, features will be created that represent track points.
- These track points can easily be visualized as track lines with
- a PointTrack layer, preserving the KML's original
- styles.
-
-
-
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-var map;
-
-function init() {
-
- var mercator = new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:900913");
- var geographic = new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:4326");
-
- map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- projection: mercator,
- layers: [
- new OpenLayers.Layer.OSM(),
- new OpenLayers.Layer.PointTrack("Aircraft Tracks", {
- projection: geographic,
- strategies: [new OpenLayers.Strategy.Fixed()],
- protocol: new OpenLayers.Protocol.HTTP({
- url: "kml-track.kml",
- format: new OpenLayers.Format.KML({
- extractTracks: true,
- extractStyles: true
- })
- }),
- dataFrom: OpenLayers.Layer.PointTrack.TARGET_NODE,
- styleFrom: OpenLayers.Layer.PointTrack.TARGET_NODE,
- eventListeners: {
- "beforefeaturesadded": function(e) {
- // group the tracks by fid and create one track for
- // every fid
- var fid, points = [], feature;
- for (var i=0, len=e.features.length; i
-
-
-
-
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- OpenLayers KLM Track Parsing Example
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Parsing gx:Track in KML
-
- Demonstrates parsing of gx:Track elements from KML.
-
-
- KML, parser, parsing, tracks
-
-
-
-
- If a KML document contains <gx:Track>
- elements and the extractTracks property is set true on the
- parer, features will be created that represent track points.
- Each feature will have a when attribute that contains the
- value of the relevant <when> element from
- the track.
-
-
- View the kml-track.js
- source to see how this is done.
-
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- The gnonom is 27 foot high, the pool has 21 feet diameter. It was designed by architect Carole Vincent from Boscastle in Cornwall and was unvieled by Her Majesty the Queen on Friday July 22nd 1988 for a cost of cost £70,000 . The sundial runs one hour and seventeen minutes behind local clocks.
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- The original reasoning event for the construction of the sundial was the UNO climate conference 1995 in Berlin. The base stone of the wall spiral was layed at a festivity at the equinox of March 1995. Until June 1995 the main construction was completed, and at another festivity at the summer solstice the gnonom and the totem ("Lebensbaum") was installed by Berlin fire fighters.
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In September 1995 the sundial was completed. It was called "living sundial" because it was planned to replace the clay stones regulary when they are destroyed and to add some green to the outside wall of the clock. In December 1995 the clock got a special price of the local environmental administration.
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- The Sun Aura Nudist Resort opened in 1933. Back then it was called Club Zoro and its founder was Alois Knapp, a Chicago lawyer, German Nacktkulturist, editor of Sunshine and Health magazine, and "the father of nudism in America."
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- Located in Redding, CA. Opened in 2004 this bridge actually acts as a sundial. The time can be read in a garden on the North side of the bridge.
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Walk through these doors and up the stairs to begin your journey along a line from Jaipur, India toward the North Celestial Pole. Such cosmic alignments abound in marvelous Indian observatories where the architecture itself allows astronomical measurements. The structures were built in Jaipur and other cities in the eighteenth century by the Maharaja Jai Singh II (1686-1743). Rising about 90 feet high, this stairway actually forms a shadow caster or gnomon, part of what is still perhaps the largest sundial on planet Earth. Testaments to Jai Singh II's passion for astronomy, the design and large scale of his observatories' structures still provide impressively accurate measurements of shadows and sightings of celestial angles.
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The seeming movement of the sun in the sky, resulting in the discrimination between day and night, was one of the earliest observations of nature performed by men. It enables us to experience the phenomenon “time” with our own senses. The first examples for telling the time with the help of the sun or its shadow date back to the Ancient World. The are numerous archetypes for sundials built inmany different styles, using different techniques.
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-(It is unknown, whether this ancient obelisk was part of a complete sun dial with hour and declination lines on the morning and afternoon side or whether only a meridian line existed to measure the elevation of the sun in upper culmination. The today's scientific knowledge indicates the existence of a meridian.) The observation of the Obelisk's shadow on the sundial enables the observer to easily determine date and time. Apart from “time” one can also experience the laws of celestial mechanics. Men encounter themselves in relation to the cosmos.
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- The world's biggest sundial today is in the Torne Valley, north of the Arctic Circle. The Guinness Book of Records has put Pajala, northern Sweden, on the map, and its sundial - formed as a "round square".
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The sundial in Pajala, 38.33 m. in diameter, holds the world record, according to the Guinness Book of Records. The previous record was held by Disney World in Orlando, Florida, with 37.18 m.
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The sundial was inaugurated by the Swedish Minister of Labour Margareta Winberg in July 1996. Pajala is situated at 23.28 ° East, 67.21 ° North, which is 70 km north of the Arctic Circle, making a circular sundial possible. This is due to the fact that the Midnight Sun describes a complete circle over the horizon.
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Its masts of dried fir form a unique spatiality around a circular "square". The site is especially used for local functions such as Pajala Fair, Romp Week and the Northern Lights Festival.
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The central square in Pajala, through its size and latitude, offered conditions for a sundial dedicated to the Midnight Sun. Architect Mats Winsa took his inspiration from the square in Siena, and for the sculptures in the park - astronomical instruments in India dating back to the 18th century. Naturally, it was a challenge to compete with the previous record from 1991 by the world-famous Japanese architect, Arata Isozaki.
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The sundial captures the sun's movement by allowing the shadow of the central gnomon to fall across the hour divisions of the surrounding posts. The gnomon, like the Earth's axis, points toward the Pole Star, which according to Finnish-Ugrian mythology (the region has Finnish roots) holds up the firmament. The "sun wheel" embedded in the ground here (forming a cross in the circle) is in fact a calendar. Water bubbles up from four sources corresponding to the four principal points of the compass. The water gathers in the central pond, which was designed with children in mind.
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For their survival, humans have followed the rhythm of the sun. The need to observe the changing seasons and days led to the early development of the sundial. Our lives today are characterised by obedience to mechanical and national time - inventions separate from true solar time. The sundial displays true solar time, which in Pajala is half-an-hour ahead of national time.
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The sundial in Pajala celebrates light, and acts as a reminder of its significance for all life by functioning as a biological clock in a world fettered by artificial time. The hormone rush in spring reminds us of our direct dependence on sunlight as living beings.
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-The 15 foot Sundial at Felicity is a three-dimensional bronze of Michelangelo's Arm of God painted on the Sistine Chapel ceiling. The arm was sculpted and cast in bronze in New England. The rock is local but the installation required the assistance of a mining engineer and a special drill. The bronze Roman numerals give the time. A sundial is precisely accurate once a year and this was set at noon on Christmas Day. The arm points to the Hill of Prayer, site of the Church on the Hill at Felicity.
-At the entrance to The Center of the World campus is a 25 ft. high section of the original stairway of the Eiffel Tower. In 1983, the Government of France removed approximately 500 ft. of the original stairway. Built with the technology of the 1860's, the weight of approximately 54,000 lbs. was causing sway at the top of the then 94 year old tower. The 6,600 lb. section serves no practical purpose, but is part of the spirit of Felicity.
-The idea of making Felicity the Center of the World came to Jacques-André when he'd been mayor only a few months. Somehow he convinced Imperial County, CA, to recognize his claim. Soon he had convinced the Institut Geographique National of France, General Dynamics Corporation, and The People's Republic of China to recognize it as well. "I knew I had to build something, but I didn't know what. My wife said, 'It's a desert; why not a pyramid?' So Jacques-André had built a 21-foot-tall pink marble pyramid, its interior lined with mirrors, a plaque embedded in the floor, marking the exact spot. For a dollar, tourists can now stand on the official Center Of The World and take a picture themselves at the official "Center Of The World".
-The Felicity Post Office was dedicated on 5 December 1987 at a time when thousands of small post offices were being eliminated as an economy measure. The town, whose population numbered two, saw over 2,300 letters mailed that day. The dedication ceremony was highlighted by a speech in Chinese by Consul Zhou of the People’s Republic of China who traveled 600 miles for the occasion. It is operated by the town at a cost to the Federal Government of one dollar per year. Twenty uncashed one dollar checks are on file.
- Demonstrates how a map can be rendered to an empty container after
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In cases where you need to create a map first and render it to some
- container later, call the map constructor without a "div" argument.
- In this case, you can provide the options object as the first argument.
- To render your map to some container after construction, call the map's
- render method with the container id.
- Demonstrates the use of the LayerSwitcher outside of the OpenLayers window.
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This demonstrates use of the LayerSwitcher outside the map div. It also shows use
- of the displayInLayerSwitcher option on the Layer to cause it to not display in the
- LayerSwitcher.
This is an example of using a MapServer Layer with a gutter
- parameter. The gutter parameter is used to try to limit the edge
- effects between tiles.
Marker Shadows using Background Graphics/Z-Indexes
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- This example shows off marker shadows using background graphics and z-indexes. Move the features around to show the shadows' interaction.
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- The features in this map were generated at random. Each of these features have a backgroundGraphic property set in the style map to add a shadow image. Note that the background graphics are not duplicated features with a different style.
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- The shadows were set to have a different z-index than the markers themselves, using the backgroundGraphicZIndex property. This makes sure all shadows stay behind the markers, keeping a clean look. The shadows were also placed nicely relative to the external graphic using the backgroundXOffset and backgroundYOffset property.
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- Y-ordering on the layer is enabled. See the ordering example.
-
This example shows how to create a OpenLayers.Layer.Markers layer,
- add an icon, put it into a marker, and add the marker to the layer.
- Once the marker has been added it is possible to use setSize() on the
- icon in order to resize the marker.
This is an example of an OpenLayers.Layers.Markers layer that shows
- some examples of adding markers. Also demonstrated is registering a
- mousedown effect on a marker.
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- Using a Layer.Text to display markers
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Using a Layer.Text to display markers
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- textlayer, csv, tsv, basic, popup
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- The Layer.Text class reads a Tab seperated values file and displays it as markers on
- the map.
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- Demonstrates the measure control to measure distances and areas.
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Note that the geometries drawn are planar geometries and the
- metrics returned by the measure control are planar measures by
- default. If your map is in a geographic projection or you have the
- appropriate projection definitions to transform your geometries into
- geographic coordinates, you can set the "geodesic" property of the control
- to true to calculate geodesic measures instead of planar measures.
- Also you have the possibility to set the "immediate" property to true
- to get a new calculated value once the mouse has been mooved.
- This example demonstrates what OpenLayers provides for map
- navigation on mobile devices.
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- The TouchNavigation control allows to pan the map with touch
- gestures on the screen – "touchstart", "touchmove",
- "touchend" sequences. It also allows to zoom in with double taps,
- and to zoom out with two-finger single taps. The latter is only
- available on devices supporting multi-touch. Note that in most
- devices Android doesn't support multi-touch in the browser.
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- The ZoomPanel control provides + and - buttons for zooming in and
- out. These buttons should work on any device, and the zoom out
- button is especially needed for devices that don't support
- multi-touch.
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- Use the MousePosition Control to display the coordinates of the cursor
- inside or outside the map div.
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Moving your mouse to the upper left corner of this map should return
- 'x=0,y=0' -- in the past, it didn't in IE. If it returns 2,2, consider it a
- bug, and report it.
Let OpenLayers send less tile requests to the server when wheel-zooming.
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This example shows how to configure the Navigation control to use
- the mousewheel in a less server resource consuming way: as long as you
- spin the mousewheel, no request will be sent to the server. Instead,
- the zoomlevel delta will be recorded. After a delay (in this example
- 100ms), a zoom action with the cumulated delta will be performed.
- This sphericalMercator example using multimap demonstrates that the
- multimap layer does not fully support the sphericalMercator projection at
- this time.
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- Load your tiles faster by pointing to the same server, but with different urls
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Browsers typically limit the number of concurrent requests to the same
- server, based on hostname. In order to ake tiles load more quickly, it
- often makes sense to distribute requests over multiple hostnames to achieve
- more concurrency. Typically, browsers perform best with 3 different
- hostnames -- your performance may vary. (For example, if your server can't
- handle more than 2 requests simultaneously, then additional hostnames will
- not help you.)
This example demonstrates a couple features of the Navigation
- control. The Navigation control controls most map dragging, movement,
- zooming, etc. In this case, we have a demonstration of how to create a
- navigation control with no zoom wheel action, which can then be enabled
- or disabled by the user.
- This example shows the use of z-indexing and y-ordering of external graphics. Zoom in and out to see this behavior.
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Z-Index (with Y-Ordering enabled)
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- In this map, the gold features all have the same z-index, and the red features have alternating z-indeces. The gold features' z-index is greater than the red features' z-indeces, which is why gold features look to be drawn on top of the red features. Since each gold feature has the same z-index, gold features succomb to y-ordering: this is where features that seem closest to the viewer (lower lattitude) show up above those that seem farther away (higher lattitude).
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- You can enable y-ordering by passing the parameter yOrdering: true in the vector layer's options hash. For all configurations (with yOrdering or zIndexing set to true), if features have the same z-index -- and if y-ordering is enabled: the same latitude -- those features will succomb to drawing order, where the last feature to be drawn will appear above the rest.
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- The features in this map were drawn from left to right and bottom to top, diagonally, to show that y-ordering is not enabled. Only the lower-left corner feature is drawn on top of the others, because it has a higher z-index (1 instead of 0).
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OSM and Google Together
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- Demonstrate use of an OSM layer and a Google layer as base layers.
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- The Google(v3) layer and the OSM are both in the same projection
- - spherical mercator - and can be used on a map together.
- See the
- osm-google.js source to see how this is done.
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- Enable a small Overview Map that moves/interacts with your main map.
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The above map has an overview map control that is created with
- the default options. Much like a regular map, the map contained by
- the overview map control defaults to a geographic projection.
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The second map has an overview map control that is created with
- non-default options. In this case, the mapOptions property of the
- control has been set to use non-default projection related properties,
- and the layers property has been set to use a layer different from the main
- map. In addition, any other properties of the overview map control can be
- set in this way.
- The pan and zoom panels allow you to use CSS styling to change the
- look and feel of the panels, including changing their position
- and their icons without needing to change any code.
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This demo uses OpenLayers.Layer.GeoRSS and OpenLayers.Layer.PointTrack.
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The track is created by connecting the points of the GeoRSS feed.
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The above input box allows the input of a URL to a GeoRSS feed. This feed can be local to the HTML page -- for example, entering 'xml/track1.xml' will work by default.
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The example shows a track, displayed as a line connecting the points of the feed. It also shows markers at positions that have a title tag in the rss item. If clicked, a popup will show title and description.
All of the images in this file a pre-cached, meaning they are
- loaded immediately when you load the page (they are just placed
- far offscreen, that's why you don't see them).
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The only image that is *not* preloaded is img/small.jpg, the brazilian
- flag. We do this in order to test out to make sure that our auto-sizing
- code does in fact activate itself as the images load. To verify
- this, clear your cache and reload this example page. Click on
- any of the markers in the 'AutoSize' row. If the popup autosizes
- to correctly contain the entire flag: golden. If the popup is
- tiny and you can only see a corner of it, then this code is broken.
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The Sync link destroys the features currently in the layer, reads
- features from the Gears database, and adds them to the layer.
- Uncommitted features will be lost.
The Delete link marks the selected feature as DELETE. To select a feature
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- read/create/update/delete features from/to the Gears database.
- Gears must obviously be installed
- in your browser for this example to work.
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-"""This is a blind proxy that we use to get around browser
-restrictions that prevent the Javascript from loading pages not on the
-same server as the Javascript. This has several problems: it's less
-efficient, it might break some sites, and it's a security risk because
-people can use this proxy to browse the web and possibly do bad stuff
-with it. It only loads pages via http and https, but it can load any
-content type. It supports GET and POST requests."""
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-import urllib2
-import cgi
-import sys, os
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-allowedHosts = ['www.openlayers.org', 'openlayers.org',
- 'labs.metacarta.com', 'world.freemap.in',
- 'prototype.openmnnd.org', 'geo.openplans.org',
- 'sigma.openplans.org', 'demo.opengeo.org',
- 'www.openstreetmap.org', 'sample.azavea.com',
- 'v2.suite.opengeo.org', 'v-swe.uni-muenster.de:8080',
- 'vmap0.tiles.osgeo.org', 'www.openrouteservice.org']
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-if method == "POST":
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- d = cgi.parse_qs(qs)
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- url = "http://www.openlayers.org"
-else:
- fs = cgi.FieldStorage()
- url = fs.getvalue('url', "http://www.openlayers.org")
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-try:
- host = url.split("/")[2]
- if allowedHosts and not host in allowedHosts:
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- print "Content-Type: text/plain"
- print
- print "This proxy does not allow you to access that location (%s)." % (host,)
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- print os.environ
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- elif url.startswith("http://") or url.startswith("https://"):
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- if method == "POST":
- length = int(os.environ["CONTENT_LENGTH"])
- headers = {"Content-Type": os.environ["CONTENT_TYPE"]}
- body = sys.stdin.read(length)
- r = urllib2.Request(url, body, headers)
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- else:
- y = urllib2.urlopen(url)
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- i = y.info()
- if i.has_key("Content-Type"):
- print "Content-Type: %s" % (i["Content-Type"])
- else:
- print "Content-Type: text/plain"
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- the snap angle is non-null) and you hold down the Shift key, you
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This example demonstrates how features can be resized. There is not yet
- a control built that provides a tool for resizing, but the geometry.resize
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- levels) available. The resolutions can be limited by setting a
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- so that the center of the viewport is outside of the bounds specified
- in maxExtent. If you wish to further restrict panning, use the
- restrictedExtent property. With restrictedExtent set, the map cannot
- be panned beyond the given bounds. If the maxResolution allows the
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- Details on how to create and rotate vector features programmatically
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This example shows a few features rotating. There is not yet a control
- built that provides a tool for rotating, but the geometry.rotate method
- can be accessed to rotate programmatically.
- Select a feature on hover or click with the Control.SelectFeature on a
- vector layer.
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Use the shift key to select multiple features. Use the ctrl key to
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- effect when "hover" is selected.
- Use a boxes layer to visually display the area of interest indicated by a user.
-
-
- Because the ability to set the map to a given extent is limited by the
- current resolutions available, zoomToExtent will not always set the map to
- exactly the right extent. In order to visually annotate the actual extent,
- this example, will use the Boxes layer to visually describe the desired
- extent as well as setting the map extent.
-
- Shows the usage of the method "simplify" that implements
- the Douglas-Peucker algorithm to remove "insignificant"
- vertices from LineString geometries.
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- Instances of OpenLayers.Geometry.LineString have a method simplify,
- that can be used to simplify linestring geometries.
- Simplification sometimes is useful to enhance the perfomance of
- vector rendering or to reduce complexity of geometries. This
- might be especially handy when viewing geometries a small
- scales.
-
-
- OpenLayers.Geometry.LineString::simplify is a recursive
- implementation of the famous Douglas-Peucker algorithm. It is
- controlled by a tolerance factor that defines the threshold for
- vertices to be considered "insignificant" for the
- general structure of the geometry.
-
-
- The LineString on the left map can be simplified according to
- the tolerance value one enters in the form-field above the maps.
- Use a value between 0 and 1 for best results. If you navigate
- the left map, the right map will show the same location to make
- it easier to spot the differeces between the LineStrings.
-
-
- You can also use the button "Start animation" to get
- results for increasing tolerance-factors from 0.02 to 1.0. The
- animation can be paused by clicking on the button "Stop
- animation".
-
- For a detailled explanation of the algorithm see
- the
- Wikipedia article or the original publication: David Douglas
- & Thomas Peucker, "Algorithms for the reduction of the
- number of points required to represent a digitized line or its
- caricature", The Canadian Cartographer 10(2), 112-122 (1973)
- (DOI:
- 10.3138/FM57-6770-U75U-7727).
-
- Use the singleTile option on gridded layers to request a single tile.
-
-
-
-
- This map demonstrates the use of the singleTile property as an
- alternative to the default tiled behavior of layers. The first
- layer in the map is a WMS layer with the singleTile option set
- true. The second layer is a WMS layer with the default options.
-
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- View the single-tile.js
- source to see how this is done.
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Parsing Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) documents with the SLD format.
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- This example uses the SLD format to parse SLD documents pasted into the textarea above.
- A rough representation of the parsed style is shown in the textarea below.
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- Parsing SLD and applying styles to a vector layer.
-
-
-
This example uses a SLD
- file to style the vector features. To construct layers that use styles
- from SLD, create a StyleMap for the layer that uses one of the userStyles in the
- namedLayers object of the return from format.read(). Look at the sld.js source
- to see how this is done.
-
Select a new style for the WaterBodies layer below:
The split control can be configured to listen for edits on any vector layer
- or it can allow for creation of temporary sketch features. Modified or
- newly drawn features will be used to split existing features on any target
- layer. This example shows the split control configured to use temporary
- sketches for the split.
- Uses a BBOX strategy to request features within a bounding box.
-
-
-
-
The BBOX strategy requests data within a bounding box. When the
- previously requested data bounds are invalidated (by browsing to
- some area not covered by those bounds), another request for data
- is issued.
- Shows the usage of custom classes for a fine grained control about
- the clustering behaviour.
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- The vectorlayer in this example contains random data with an
- attribute "clazz" that can take the values 1, 2, 3 and 4. The
- features with clazz = 4 are considered more important than the
- others.
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- The radiobuttons on the right of the map control the
- cluster strategy to be applied to the features.
-
-
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- No strategy
- means that all features are
- rendered, no clustering shall be applied
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- Simple cluster-strategy
- applies the cluster
- strategy with default options to the layer. You should notice
- that many of the important features with clazz = 4 are getting
- lost, since clustering happens regardless of feature attributes
-
-
- Attributive cluster-strategy
- uses a
- customized cluster strategy. This strategy is configured to
- cluster features of the same clazz only. You should be able to see all
- red points (clazz = 4) even though the data is clustered. A
- cluster now contains only features of the same clazz.
-
-
- Rulebased cluster-strategy
- uses another
- customized cluster strategy. This strategy is configured to
- cluster features that follow a certain rule only. In this case only
- features with a clazz different from 4 are considered as
- candidates for clustering. That means that usually you have fewer
- clusters on the map, yet all with clazz = 4 are easily
- distinguishable
-
-
-
- Hover over the features to get a short infomation about the
- feature or cluster of features.
-
- Demonstrates the use of the cluster strategy threshold property.
-
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-
-
The Cluster strategy lets you display points representing clusters
- of features within some pixel distance. You can control the behavior
- of the cluster strategy by setting its distance and threshold properties.
- The distance determines the search radius (in pixels) for features to
- cluster. The threshold determines the minimum number of features to
- be considered a cluster.
-
-
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Cluster details: hover over a feature to see details.
- Uses a paging strategy to cache large batches of features and render a page at a time.
-
-
- Displaying page 0 of ...
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The Paging strategy lets you apply client side paging for protocols
- that do not support paging on the server. In this case, the protocol requests a
- batch of 100 features, the strategy caches those and supplies a single
- page at a time to the layer.
- Use rule based styling to use different symbolizers for different
- feature groups.
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-
-
-
-
-
- This example uses four rules to render features. Rules are
- based on a feature attribute and determine which symbolizer
- is applied when rendering a feature. The rules in this example
- change which marker is used by providing an externalGraphic
- property in the symbolizer.
-
- The features are labeled with the same attribute that determines
- the symbolizer used. You should be able to confirm that the
- graphic color corresponds to the range of numbers given below.
-
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-var map;
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-function init() {
- map = new OpenLayers.Map("map");
-
- var wms = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS(
- "OpenLayers WMS",
- "http://vmap0.tiles.osgeo.org/wms/vmap0",
- {layers: "basic"}
- );
-
- /**
- * Create 50 vector features. Your features would typically be fetched
- * from the server. These are created here to demonstrate a rule based
- * style. The features are given an attribute named "foo". The value
- * of this attribute is an integer that ranges from 0 to 100.
- */
- var features = new Array(25);
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StyleMap Example
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- vector, feature, stylemap
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-
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- Shows how to use a StyleMap to style features with rule based styling.
- A style map references on or more OpenLayers.Style objects. These
- OpenLayers.Style objects are collections of OpenLayers.Rule objects
- that determine how features are styled. An OpenLayers.Rule object
- combines an OpenLayers.Filter object with a symbolizer. A filter is used
- to determine whether a rule applies for a given feature, and a symbolizer
- is used to draw the feature if the rule applies.
-
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-
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A style map is used with vector layers to define styles for various
- rendering intents. The style map used here has styles defined for the
- "default" and "select" rendering intents. This map also has an active
- select feature control. When you hover over features, they are selected
- and drawn with the style corresponding the the "select" render intent.
-
- To style features with a custom function that evaluates each feature, use
- the context option of an OpenLayers.Style object. If the context object
- contains a function and this function is referenced in a symbolizer, the
- function will be called with the feature as an argument..
-
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Features in the northern hemisphere are styled according to their
- "type" attribute. This is accomplished with a simple template that
- is evaluated with the feature attributes as context.
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Features in the sourthern hemisphere are styled according to a
- combination of their attributes and non-attribute properties. This
- is accomplished using an advanced template that calls functions
- on the context object passed to the Style constructor.
- Use the rotation property of a point symbolizer to rotate
- point symbolizers.
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-
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- To style point features with rotation, use the rotation property of the
- symbolizer. The center of the rotation is the point of the image
- specified by graphicXOffset and graphicYOffset. The rotation is
- specified in degrees clockwise.
-
- Demonstrate fill, stroke, and graphic property of symbolizers.
-
-
-
- This example shows how to use symbolizers with defaults for stroke, fill, and graphic.
- This also allows to create labels for a feature without the feature rendered. Click on
- the label in the middle to see selection of features with labelSelect set to true.
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This example demonstrates how a map can be rendered initially in one
- container and then moved to a new container. At any point after map
- construction, the map's render method can be called with the id of
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Tile Origin
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- grid, tileOrigin
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- Demonstrates the use of the tileExtent property to differentiate
- between the maximum extent and the tile extent for a layer.
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-
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- This example uses a layer that requests map tiles from a WMS
- that only generates image responses for requests that align with
- a particular tile lattice. In this case, the layer's
- maxExtent does not align with that tile lattice.
- To configure the layer with a tile extent that conforms to the
- tile origin configured on the server, use the layer's
- tileOrigin property.
-
- View the tile-origin.js
- source to see how this is done
-
- Demonstrates a TileCache layer that loads tiles from from a web
- accessible disk-based cache only.
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This layer should be used for web accessible disk-based caches only.
- It is not used to request new tiles from TileCache. Note that you
- should specify resolutions explicitly on this layer so that they match
- your TileCache configuration.
- Demonstrate the initialization and modification of a Tiled Map Service layer.
-
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- URL of TMS (Should end in /): layer_name
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- Example: http://tilecache.osgeo.org/wms-c/Basic.py/, basic, jpg
- The first input must be an HTTP URL pointing to a TMS instance. The second
- input must be a layer name available from that instance, and the third must
- be the output format used by that layer. (Any other behavior will result in
- broken images being displayed.)
-
- Shows the use of the TransformFeature control.
-
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-
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This example shows transformation of vector features with a
- tranformation box. Grab one of the handles to resize the feature.
- Holding the SHIFT key will preserve the aspect ratio. Position the
- mouse right outside one of the corner handles to rotate the feature,
- and hold the SHIFT key to only rotate in 45° increments.
-
In this example, the transformation box has been set on the left
- feature, with a rotation preset of 45°. Clicking on the right feature
- will set it for transformation, starting with an unrotated box.
- Dragging a feature or the box edges will move it around.
- Demonstrates the use of transition effects in tiled and untiled layers.
-
-
-
- There are two transitions that are currently implemented: null (the
- default) and 'resize'. The default transition effect is used when no
- transition is specified and is implemented as no transition effect except
- for panning singleTile layers. The 'resize' effect resamples the current
- tile and displays it stretched or compressed until the new tile is available.
-
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The first layer is an untiled WMS layer with no transition effect.
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The second layer is an untiled WMS layer with a 'resize' effect.
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The third layer is a tiled WMS layer with no transition effect.
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The fourth layer is a tiled WMS layer with a 'resize' effect.
- When using the PanZoom buttons with VirtualEarth, some 'drift' is
- possible in markers. This page demonstrates how to use the
- panMethod and panDuration properties to change the OpenLayers
- settings to match VirtualEarth.
-
- Shows the use of the shows drawing simple vector features, in different styles.
-
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This example shows drawing simple vector features -- point, line, polygon
- in different styles, created 'manually', by constructing the entire style
- object, via 'copy', extending the default style object, and by
- inheriting the default style from the layer.
-
It also shows how to use external graphic files for point features
- and how to set their size: If either graphicWidth or graphicHeight is set,
- the aspect ratio of the image will be respected. If both graphicWidth and
- graphicHeight are set, it will be ignored. Alternatively, if graphicWidth
- and graphicHeight are omitted, pointRadius will be used to set the size
- of the image, which will then be twice the value of pointRadius with the
- original aspect ratio.
- Shows the wide variety of vector formats that open layers supports.
-
-
-
-
-
Use the drop-down below to select the input/output format
- for vector features. New features can be added by using the drawing
- tools above or by pasting their text representation below.
Use the tools to the left to draw new polygons, lines, and points.
- After drawing some new features, hover over a feature to see the
- serialized version below.
- Shows the use of layers in spherical or web mercator using different
- EPSG codes to indicate the same projection.
-
-
-
-
- A number of mapping services support the spherical or web
- mercator but use different EPSG codes to identify it. ArcGIS
- server version 9.3 uses EPSG:102113 to represent the same SRS
- that OpenLayers typically refers to by EPSG:900913.
-
- To configure a map with a WMS layer overlaid on a Google layer
- where the WMS uses EPSG:102113 to refer to the web mercator
- projection, the Google layer must be constructed with this
- projection code in its options (it is not sufficient to
- construct the map with this projection).
-
- If your application needs to transform coordinates to and from
- EPSG:102113, you must add custom transforms as well.
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-
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-// make map available for easy debugging
-var map;
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-// if your application transforms coordinates to and from EPSG:102113 then
-// you must uncomment the lines below
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-// OpenLayers.Projection.addTransform("EPSG:4326", "EPSG:102113",
-// OpenLayers.Layer.SphericalMercator.projectForward);
-// OpenLayers.Projection.addTransform("EPSG:102113", "EPSG:4326",
-// OpenLayers.Layer.SphericalMercator.projectInverse);
-
-function init() {
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- var options = {
- projection: new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:102113"),
- units: "m",
- numZoomLevels: 18,
- maxResolution: 156543.0339,
- maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(-20037508, -20037508,
- 20037508, 20037508.34)
- };
- map = new OpenLayers.Map('map', options);
-
- // create Google layer with EPSG:102113 code
- var gsat = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google("Google Imagery", {
- type: G_SATELLITE_MAP,
- sphericalMercator: true,
- projection: "EPSG:102113"
- });
-
- // create WMS layer
- var wms = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS(
- "Highways",
- "http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services/Specialty/ESRI_StateCityHighway_USA/MapServer/WMSServer",
- {layers: "2", format: "image/gif", transparent: "true"},
- {
- isBaseLayer: false,
- wrapDateLine: true
- }
- );
-
- map.addLayers([gsat, wms]);
- map.addControl(new OpenLayers.Control.LayerSwitcher());
- map.setCenter(new OpenLayers.LonLat(-10723197, 4500612), 3);
-}
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- filter, wfs, comparison
-
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- Demonstrates the use of a filter in making GetFeature requests using the WFS protocol.
-
-
-
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- If a vector layer has a filter and the protocol supports server-side filtering,
- the filter will be serialized in requests for features. The WFS protocol can be
- used with a vector layer to serialize a filter using OGC Filter Encoding. This
- example requests all features that are TYPE "highway" or "road".
-
- Shows the use of the WFS Transactions (WFS-T).
-
-
-
-
- The WFS protocol allows for creation of new features and
- reading, updating, or deleting of existing features.
-
-
- Use the tools to create, modify, and delete (in order from left
- to right) features. Use the save tool (picture of a disk) to
- save your changes.
-
-
- To deactivate "drawing" or "modifying" depress the
- corresponding button.
-
- Uses a BBOX strategy, WFS protocol, and GML format.
-
-
-
-
The vector layer shown uses the BBOX strategy, the WFS protocol,
- and the GML format. The BBOX strategy fetches features within a
- bounding box. When the map bounds invalidate the data bounds,
- another request is triggered. The WFS protocol gets features
- through a WFS request. The GML format is used to serialize
- features.
- Shows the use of the client side reprojection support.
-
-
-
-
- This example shows client side reprojection. In the case where
- the projection of a vector layer differs from the projection of
- the map, features are requested in the layer projection and
- transformed during parsing. It is assumed that the layer
- projection is "native" projection of the data (the coordinate
- reference system of the data on the server).
-
-
- Also shown is styleMap for the layer with unique value rules.
- Colors are assigned based on the STATE_FIPS attribute.
-
-
-
- with the following extra map options :
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-
-
-
-
This is an example of parsing WMC documents.
- The format class has a layerOptions property, which can be used
- to control the default options of the layer when it is created
- by the parser.
-
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- sld, sld_body, post, iframe, advanced
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Render tiles in IMG or IFRAME elements, depending on
- the complexity of the GetMap request
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-
-
-
-
The maxGetUrlLength property of the layer's
- tileOptions option causes tiles to be requested using
- HTTP POST when the length of the GET url would exceed the specified
- length (2048 characters is recommended). In real life applications,
- this happens often when using the SLD_BODY request parameter for
- inline styling.
-
-
- Long URL - POST requests
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-
- Short URL - GET requests
-
- View the wms-long-url.js
- source to see how this is done.
-
-
-
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/wms-long-url.js b/openlayers/examples/wms-long-url.js
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index ecbda39312..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/wms-long-url.js
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-// a long text that we set as dummy param (makeTheUrlLong) to make the url long
-var longText = new Array(205).join("1234567890");
-
-var map = new OpenLayers.Map( 'map' );
-var base = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS( "OpenLayers WMS",
- "http://vmap0.tiles.osgeo.org/wms/vmap0",
- {layers: 'basic', makeTheUrlLong: longText},
- {tileOptions: {maxGetUrlLength: 2048}}
-);
-var overlay = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS("Overlay",
- "http://suite.opengeo.org/geoserver/wms",
- {layers: "usa:states", transparent: true, makeTheUrlLong: longText},
- {ratio: 1, singleTile: true, tileOptions: {maxGetUrlLength: 2048}}
-);
-map.addLayers([base, overlay]);
-map.zoomToMaxExtent();
-
-// add behavior to dom elements
-document.getElementById("longurl").onclick = function() {
- base.mergeNewParams({makeTheUrlLong: longText});
- overlay.mergeNewParams({makeTheUrlLong: longText});
-};
-document.getElementById("shorturl").onclick = function() {
- base.mergeNewParams({makeTheUrlLong: null});
- overlay.mergeNewParams({makeTheUrlLong: null});
-};
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/wms-untiled.html b/openlayers/examples/wms-untiled.html
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index 1d3c4dc4a1..0000000000
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-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
WMS Untiled Example
-
-
- singletile, tile
-
-
- Shows an example of an "untiled" WMS layer, which requests a single
- image for the entire map view.
-
-
-
- An untiled layer will only request a single image at a time.
- This is equivalent to using the deprecated
- OpenLayers.Layer.WMS.Untiled class, which will be removed at 3.0.
-
- Shows an example of the influence of axis order on WMS 1.3 GetMap requests.
-
-
-
-
-
WMS version 1.3 introduced the axis order sequence, so that for e.g. EPSG:4326 the bbox coordinate
- values need to be flipped (LatLon instead of LonLat). The first map uses the incorrect (WMS 1.1) axis
- order against a WMS 1.3 service, resulting in corrupted maps. The second map shows how to correctly
- request a map in EPSG:4326 against a WMS 1.3 service.
- Shows the basic use of openlayers using a WMS layer
-
-
-
-
-
-
This is an example of how to add an WMS layer to the OpenLayers
- window. The images are tiled in this instance. If you wanted to not use
- a tiled WMS, "singleTile" option to true like shown in this example.
WMS-T example: update the times, and the radar image will change.
- Uses Layer.mergeNewParams to update the date element with the strings
- from the input fields every time one of them is changed. The inputs
- above describe a timestamp: The minute increments can only be updated
- in units of 5.
- The WMTS Capabilities format allows for parsing of capabilities
- documents from OGC Web Map Tile Service (WMTS) version 1.0.0
- implementations.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- This example creates an OpenLayers.Layer.WMTS layer to based
- on the results of parsing a capabilities doc with the
- OpenLayers.Format.WMTSCapabilities parser.
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/wmts-capabilities.js b/openlayers/examples/wmts-capabilities.js
deleted file mode 100644
index 7f138b4d1a..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/wmts-capabilities.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,64 +0,0 @@
-OpenLayers.ProxyHost = "/proxy/?url=";
-
-var map, format;
-
-function init() {
-
- format = new OpenLayers.Format.WMTSCapabilities({
- /**
- * This particular service is not in compliance with the WMTS spec and
- * is providing coordinates in y, x order regardless of the CRS. To
- * work around this, we can provide the format a table of CRS URN that
- * should be considered y, x order. These will extend the defaults on
- * the format.
- */
- yx: {
- "urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::900913": true
- }
- });
-
- OpenLayers.Request.GET({
- url: "http://v2.suite.opengeo.org/geoserver/gwc/service/wmts",
- params: {
- SERVICE: "WMTS",
- VERSION: "1.0.0",
- REQUEST: "GetCapabilities"
- },
- success: function(request) {
- var doc = request.responseXML;
- if (!doc || !doc.documentElement) {
- doc = request.responseText;
- }
- var capabilities = format.read(doc);
- var layer = format.createLayer(capabilities, {
- layer: "medford:buildings",
- matrixSet: "EPSG:900913",
- format: "image/png",
- opacity: 0.7,
- isBaseLayer: false
- });
- map.addLayer(layer);
- },
- failure: function() {
- alert("Trouble getting capabilities doc");
- OpenLayers.Console.error.apply(OpenLayers.Console, arguments);
- }
- })
-
- map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- projection: "EPSG:900913",
- units: "m",
- maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(
- -20037508.34, -20037508.34, 20037508.34, 20037508.34
- ),
- maxResolution: 156543.0339
- });
-
- var osm = new OpenLayers.Layer.OSM();
-
- map.addLayer(osm);
- map.addControl(new OpenLayers.Control.LayerSwitcher());
- map.setCenter(new OpenLayers.LonLat(-13677832, 5213272), 13);
-
-}
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/wmts-getfeatureinfo.html b/openlayers/examples/wmts-getfeatureinfo.html
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@@ -1,74 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
- OpenLayers WMTS GetFeatureInfo Example
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
WMTS GetFeatureInfo Control
-
- wmts, tile, cache, getfeatureinfo
-
-
- The WMTSGetFeatureInfo control allows retrieval of information about
- features displayed in a WMTS layer.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- This example uses an OpenLayers.Control.WMTSGetFeatureInfo
- control layer to access information from WMTS layers. The
- control is activated and configured to request feature
- information when you click on the map. If the control's
- drillDown property is set to true, multiple layers can be
- queried.
-
This is a demonstration of using Tiled WorldWind layers.
- WorldWind requires you to define a "LZTD" -- the 3rd param of the
- constructor -- and the number of zoom levels it supports. When a
- worldwind layer is not visible at a given tile level, and empty
- tile is placed there instead. Note that the maxResolution of the
- map times 512px, must be a multiple of a power of two different
- from the LZTD -- in this case, .28125 * 512 is 144, which is 36*4,
- and 2.25*64. This example has a 'Bathy' layer, visible as you zoom
- out, and a 'landsat' layer, visible as you zoom in, both visible at
- zoom level 6.
- Shows the use of the OpenLayers XML format class
-
-
-
-
OpenLayers has a very simple XML format class (OpenLayers.Format.XML)
- that can be used to read/write XML docs. The methods available on the
- XML format (or parser if you like) allow for reading and writing of the
- various XML flavors used by the library - in particular the vector data
- formats. It is by no means intended to be a full-fledged XML toolset.
- Additional methods will be added only as needed elsewhere in the
- library.
-
This page loads an XML document and demonstrates a few of the methods
- available in the parser.
-
Status: XML document loading...
-
After the XML document loads, see the result of a few of the methods
- below. Assume that you start with the following code:
-
-
- var format = new OpenLayers.Format.XML();
-
-
-
- ]]>
- Sat, 24 Nov 2007 16:25:03 -0800
- 2007-11-17T12:01:18-08:00
- nobody@flickr.com (I - mo - I)
- tag:flickr.com,2004:/photo/2061136492
- 47.25162 11.754426
-
-
- 47.25162
- 11.754426
-
-
- hofü07_5259
- I - mo - I posted a photo:
-
-
-
- ]]>
-
- I - mo - I
- sun snow fall fun austria yeah powder snowboard tyrol 2007 hochfügen powderahyeahturn
-
-
-
- First tracks
-
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/ruthanddave/2046899659/
- Ruth and Dave posted a photo:
-
-
-
-
Not mine, alas.
- ]]>
- Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:20:11 -0800
- 2007-11-18T11:19:50-08:00
- nobody@flickr.com (Ruth and Dave)
- tag:flickr.com,2004:/photo/2046899659
-
- 50.107423 -122.899847
-
- 50.107423
- -122.899847
-
-
- First tracks
- Ruth and Dave posted a photo:
-
-
-
-
Not mine, alas.
- ]]>
-
- Ruth and Dave
- november lines whistler snowboarding tracks peak powder snowboard turns freshies
-
-
-
-
- Powder turns
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/ruthanddave/2047707124/
- Ruth and Dave posted a photo:
-
-
-
- ]]>
- Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:26:04 -0800
- 2007-11-18T11:19:57-08:00
- nobody@flickr.com (Ruth and Dave)
- tag:flickr.com,2004:/photo/2047707124
- 50.107423 -122.899847
-
-
- 50.107423
- -122.899847
-
-
- Powder turns
- Ruth and Dave posted a photo:
-
-
-
- ]]>
-
- Ruth and Dave
- november face lines whistler snowboarding tracks first peak powder fresh snowboard turns
-
-
-
- Splitboard
-
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamsgod/1330385819/
- @nt!x posted a photo:
-
-
-
- ]]>
-
- Oliver Astrologo
- sky people italy panorama mountain snow alps landscape powder snowboard rider snowboarder passo ghiacciaio stelvio
-
-
-
- Sawatch Range From Vail Pano
-
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/dman861/498747983/
- dman861 posted a photo:
-
-
-
-
View near the Eagle's Nest at the top of Eagle Bahn Gondola. Mount of the Holy Cross mountain is visible in this picture but you can't make out the cross shape. I have no idea who the lady is. Handheld panorama, stitch of 5
- photos.
- ]]>
- Mon, 14 May 2007 17:05:11 -0800
- 2007-05-14T15:00:27-08:00
- nobody@flickr.com (dman861)
- tag:flickr.com,2004:/photo/498747983
-
- 39.617598 -106.386773
-
- 39.617598
- -106.386773
-
-
- Sawatch Range From Vail Pano
- dman861 posted a photo:
-
-
-
-
View near the Eagle's Nest at the top of Eagle Bahn Gondola. Mount of the Holy Cross mountain is visible in this picture but you can't make out the cross shape. I have no idea who the lady is. Handheld panorama, stitch of 5
- photos.
- ]]>
-
- dman861
-
- trees sky panorama mountain snow ski mountains sport pinetree person photo colorado peak wideangle panoramic powder resort panasonic trail vail snowboard gondola beavercreek range avon mountainrange mountoftheholycross sawatch dmctz3 tz3
-
-
-
-
-
- Flash Powder
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/eckan/488776800/
- Erik Eckerström posted a photo:
-
-
Using a limited set of levels from an XYZ layer with zoomOffset.
-
-
-
-
-
- The XYZ layer allows a zoomOffset to be set if you want to have
- a maximum resolution for the map that differs from the maxiumum
- resolution of the cached tiles. This example uses only 6 of the
- levels in the cache, starting with the ninth level (index of 8)
- in the cache. To do this, the layer is constructed with a
- zoomOffset of 8. When the map zoom level is zero, the level
- with index 8 will be requested from the cache.
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/xyz-offset.js b/openlayers/examples/xyz-offset.js
deleted file mode 100644
index 6e7fa94745..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/xyz-offset.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-var map, layer;
-
-// if tiles are not available, hide images
-//OpenLayers.Util.onImageLoadError = function() {
-// this.style.display = "none";
-//}
-
-// called on body load
-function init() {
-
- var extent = new OpenLayers.Bounds(
- -13758743.4295939, 5591455.28887228, -13531302.3472101 , 5757360.4178881
- );
-
- map = new OpenLayers.Map({
- div: "map",
- maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(
- -128 * 156543.0339, -128 * 156543.0339,
- 128 * 156543.0339, 128 * 156543.0339
- ),
- restrictedExtent: extent,
- maxResolution: 611.496226171875, // corresponds to level 8 in the cache
- numZoomLevels: 6,
- projection: new OpenLayers.Projection("EPSG:900913"),
- units: "m",
- layers: [
- new OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ(
- "ESRI",
- "http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Portland/ESRI_LandBase_WebMercator/MapServer/tile/${z}/${y}/${x}",
- {zoomOffset: 8} // since our map maxResolution differs from cache max resolution
- )
- ]
- });
-
- map.zoomToExtent(extent);
-
-}
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/yahoo.html b/openlayers/examples/yahoo.html
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--- a/openlayers/examples/yahoo.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
- OpenLayers: Yahoo Layer
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Yahoo Base Layer Example
-
-
- yahoo, layer
-
-
-
- Shows how you would add a yahoo layer and add the LayerSwitcher control
-
-
-
-
-
-
This is an example of how to add a yahoo layer to the OpenLayers
- window. In order to enable a yahoo layer, also shown in this
- example is the LayerSwitcher() control for toggling between both
- the yahoo layer and the OSGeo WMS.
-
-
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/yelp-georss.xml b/openlayers/examples/yelp-georss.xml
deleted file mode 100644
index 3981069809..0000000000
--- a/openlayers/examples/yelp-georss.xml
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,147 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
- Copyright 2007 Yelp, Inc. All rights reserved.
- Yelp - Recent Reviews Near Ann Arbor, MI
-
- 2007-05-29T22:58:24-08:00
-
- Recent Reviews Near Ann Arbor, MI
-
-
-
- Sam S.'s Review Of State Theatre - Ann Arbor (4/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/r-dZCCNtld2ik0QRoTwuUQ?hrid=pve0e49KrVsvgX_wXpZHYA
- 2007-05-29T22:58:24-08:00
- I gotta give this place props for hosting independent movies. Man, I really tire of that Hollywood bullshit; I actually feel retarded afterwards.<br /><br />My main gripe is that the seats are not ergonomic at…
- -83.7406005859
- 42.2790985107
-
-
- Sean M.'s Review Of Maize N Blue Deli - Ann Arbor (5/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/GqqBWV8ysYB48_jLPMl2bA?hrid=ZZIVErEJIo-FMsxOBVX1GQ
- 2007-05-29T16:04:19-08:00
- Maize N Blue is synonymous with huge sandwiches (lunch+dinner sized) and good but not showy ingredients. It's a much better value than certain other Ann Arbor delis, and eschews the boutique feel that…
- -83.7255020142
- 42.266998291
-
-
- Coco C.'s Review Of Tom Thompson Flowers - Ann Arbor (5/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/B_lu4c0HgyHlxOjdKxTW7w?hrid=KNa-bOGA0xltz6bHEu3-AQ
- 2007-05-29T10:49:06-08:00
- This place isn't much to look at - you go in and there are buckets upon buckets of loose flowers laying around, and there isn't much room to walk around. However, they make kick-ass arrangements! And…
- -83.7490005493
- 42.2747993469
-
-
- Sam S.'s Review Of Mitch's Place - Ann Arbor (3/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/zlJ37GVxuy-9wfvWqpPm1Q?hrid=qK6d7BOgLoK3gLf2u2OXAQ
- 2007-05-28T21:28:33-08:00
- Another generic sports bar with the generic stripe-o crowd. Cheap pitchers, but constant covers.<br /><br />This is where I met Dave, a.k.a. Future Guy. He's skinny, has tall, straggly hair, and wears these…
- -83.7329025269
- 42.275100708
-
-
- Jane S.'s Review Of Special Moments Photography - Plymouth (1/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/IEsTnmfhN7vFfzt724qojw?hrid=ZvALNYOlSodoOciFsmeLZA
- 2007-05-28T10:18:35-08:00
- I was very unsatisfied for several reasons. First, the photographer did not have the lighting for family portraits right at all! Two faces are almost completely obscured by shadows. Also, the backdrop…
- -83.4609985352
- 42.3588981628
-
-
- Jacqueline D.'s Review Of Embassy Hotel - Ann Arbor (4/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/Vz0hW6UhF6w4JuvgsqDmMQ?hrid=eMKcIyREDk-pFGdH0EC6jg
- 2007-05-27T09:23:06-08:00
- The Embassy Hotel does what it does well: It is VERY cheap ($40-50/night) and located in the heart of downtown. It is relatively clean. What to expect: Your bed won't be made, your sheets won't be…
- -83.7469024658
- 42.2812004089
-
-
- Tony C.'s Review Of Cafe Zola - Ann Arbor (5/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/BlUEgCOGzDwpOWnkQn3odw?hrid=X3rR29JnKIqAjEzo9nC2VQ
- 2007-05-26T07:48:01-08:00
- Zola...this is easily one of the best experiences to be had in Ann Arbor. I'll get the negatives for this place right out in the open. It's popular, really popular. It's expensive, but not break…
- -83.7489013672
- 42.2806015015
-
-
- Tony C.'s Review Of Melange - Ann Arbor (4/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/aPdz29vOWj4fBlLlCBM7UQ?hrid=ETs0aMnHTjSLy1VTsGxCBg
- 2007-05-26T07:30:59-08:00
- Melange has an excellent menu. I've tried the scallops, the perch, and the seabass. All were excellent. The two dishes I'd steer clear of are the rock beef thing and the squid appetizers.<br /><br />The rock…
- -83.7481918335
- 42.283493042
-
-
- Tony C.'s Review Of Bennett Optometry - Ann Arbor (4/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/Oa5c1Zzr6RlkGjx-0KYr1A?hrid=vUiuwPLri6D5LTPrC76UlA
- 2007-05-26T07:09:43-08:00
- I just got my eyes checked out here about two months ago and overall, I was satisfied with my experience. The optometrist I got was young, but very knowledgeable and didn't seem to be in a hurry to…
- -83.6924972534
- 42.3031005859
-
-
- Nedra B.'s Review Of Star's Cafe - Ann Arbor (4/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/aNeaXyQWZ0LGH3FoNnYzmA?hrid=XUd-5ehybDuujOTinekhWA
- 2007-05-26T02:53:51-08:00
- As you walk in, you hear arabic music playing the background, and about 4 or 5 tables in front of the main window. You walk up to the menu, choose from many middle eastern foods, give your order, and…
- -83.782539
- 42.281079
-
-
- Nedra B.'s Review Of Vinology - Ann Arbor (3/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/qkw4xWWgTufvBs1NcxsFnw?hrid=lFMHzQ0GwJ93Ns0kCoPWPQ
- 2007-05-26T02:45:15-08:00
- I knew to expect a pricey "high class" restaurant... but in my opinion they went over the top. I went with my sister and some friends, and she ordered the little "mini burgers" and I ordered the only…
- -83.7487030029
- 42.2812004089
-
-
- Coco C.'s Review Of Eastern Accents - Ann Arbor (4/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/AztY39QdGAkoKrLy9Di2yw?hrid=HL2_XnWdZP1FO95e1q-Xjw
- 2007-05-25T15:43:30-08:00
- Oooh baby, this is my dream food come to life - sweet buns with tasty meat inside of them. I'm already a big fan of WowBao in Chicago, so to find this place in Ann Arbor makes me living here a…
- -83.7472991943
- 42.2803001404
-
-
- Liam C.'s Review Of The Dartmoor - Plymouth (1/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/Q32V2uxVKKv8_fp-hGxyZQ?hrid=7zFDEW0THJGYTUPPHLZucQ
- 2007-05-24T14:36:00-08:00
- Okay, so here is how fawked up it is in Plymouth.<br /><br />This place was a hotel, back in the day. Dude converts it to offices and retail, and leases the bar and restaurant out to someone else.<br /><br />the tenant gets…
- -83.4705963135
- 42.3686981201
-
-
- Liam C.'s Review Of Omelette & Waffle Cafe - Plymouth (2/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/a09i0TiPG4_yhl-fnzPzDA?hrid=I4ENTNhbAK8pLP_qJmivTQ
- 2007-05-24T14:32:05-08:00
- Who does this guy pay off? Every year, he wins the Chii cook off but when you order the chili here in the restaurant, it's Hormel right out of a can!<br /><br />tired and uninspired boring diner egg dishes,…
- -83.4709014893
- 42.3681983948
-
-
- Liam C.'s Review Of Zack's of Plymouth - Plymouth (2/5)
-
- http://www.yelp.com/biz/F0iuCrXUd_fEJ-LZh8wMFw?hrid=2VLIUcC_oI8b_aLTMjYx8w
- 2007-05-24T14:30:12-08:00
- If you like greasy diners with vaguely ethnic workers yelling in orgy-borgy talk back int he kitchen... you're gonna love this place.<br /><br />It's cleaner than it's competitors....gotta give them props on…
- -83.4692993164
- 42.3581008911
-
-
diff --git a/openlayers/examples/zoomLevels.html b/openlayers/examples/zoomLevels.html
deleted file mode 100644
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--- a/openlayers/examples/zoomLevels.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,81 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Zoom Level
-
-
- zoom, zoomlevel, resolution, scale, cleanup
-
-
-
- This example shows the use of the resolutions layer option on a number of layer types.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Set the extent of the viewable map using preset levels of scale available
- to the user via the zoom slider bar. You can set the minimum, maximum
- scales or resolutions, the number of levels in between and the minimum
- and maximum geographic extents in your map's units.
-
-
- Default units for Scale are in inches. Resolution is specified in map units
- per pixel where the default map units are decimal degrees(dd).
- scale = resolution * OpenLayers.INCHES_PER_UNIT[units] *
- OpenLayers.DOTS_PER_INCH
- You can either set the scale or the resolution, there is no need to set both.
-
- For change to our own image you have to specify 'url' (zoomifyImagePath in Zoomify terminology) and 'size' ('width' and 'height' from ImageProperty.xml file).
- Custom tiles can be easily generated with original Zoomify software like with freely available ZoomifyerEZ or with Adobe PhotoShop CS3 (it has built in support for export into Zoomify tiles).
- There is also a ZoomifyImage SourceForge Project, a tile cutter available under GPL license.
- Zoomify tiles can be also served dynamically on the server side from JPEG2000 masters using J2KTileRender with available integration for DSpace and soon for Fedora Digital Repository.
- IIPImage server can serve Zoomify tiles dynamically from TIFF files.
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- Development of the Zoomify support for OpenLayers was supported from the grant Old Maps Online.
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