The VML renderer does not work in IE9 standards mode, and SVG takes precedence over VML. So it is safe to skip these tests if both VML and SVG report "supported". See #285
For this to be useful (i.e. so listeners can see/modify the tile url), a change in Tile.Image is required so we do not fire the loadstart event before we have the url to load.
The zoom control allows for zoom in/out links that can be styled with CSS.
Note: This change was originally captured in #269. It involves nice additions thanks @ahocevar. The changes were unintentionally merged and then reverted with fb3caf1561, so the history of commits is not immediately apparent (though still likely there somewhere due to the magic of git).
Previously, a map could not be destroyed if it included a permalink control without an "element". In addition, a permalink control could not be destroyed if it didn't have a reference to a map.
The super handy quick filter that Marc added in 57c16b7345 was causing a bit of trouble in IE. First, `input` was undefined where it was used as a misspelling for `window`. After that, IE choked on the nice CSS3 selector when filtering the test list. It turns out we don't need to be as selective and can treat all anchor elements within the table rows as candidates.
In IE, events don't have a `hasOwnProperty` method. Instead of trusting that the source objects have this method, we call the same on the Object prototype. If we want to be safer about the `hasOwnProperty` calling done in e3cc96dbfb, we could create an `OpenLayers.Object.has` method that also used the Object prototype.
If a map is configured with a permalink control and a center, the permalink control tries to work with the map center before setCenter is called. This sequence assumes that the map center will already be a LonLat. This fails if the map is constructed with a coordinate array. Safer move is to convert center to LonLat before controls are added.
implement readers for URL endpoints in WFS 1.1, this meant restructuring the WFS Capabilities format to use the new readers and writers structures (r=@ahocevar)
