[mapguide-users] Tile alignment issue in Internet Explorer 10 with Fusion and HTTP tiles
Bernhard Maehler
bernhard.maehler at gmx.de
Tue Mar 19 12:48:02 PDT 2013
I've configured Fusion (bundled Version with MGOS 2.4, PHP and Apache) to use
HTTP tiles.
It works like a charm and combined with SQLite as datasource for dynamic
data the performance is like Google Maps.
Steps:
1) Pre generation of all tiles
2) Exposing a tile cache directory via apache httpd.conf (Alias)
3) Moving all tiles to the exposed directory (Alias)
4) Adjust "tileCacheUrl" in config.json (you can define multiple hosts!)
5) Finally adjust ApplicationDefinition.xml
(<useHttpTile>true</useHttpTile>):
...
<MapSet>
<MapGroup id="Luftbildkarte">
<Map>
<Type>MapGuide</Type>
<SingleTile>false</SingleTile>
<Extension>
<ResourceId>Library://GeoPortal_Hilden/Karten/oeffentlich/Luftbildkarte.MapDefinition</ResourceId>
<ImageFormat>PNG8</ImageFormat>
<SelectionAsOverlay>true</SelectionAsOverlay>
<SelectionColor>0x3299CC</SelectionColor>
<Options>
<SingleTile>false</SingleTile>
<useHttpTile>true</useHttpTile>
<buffer>0</buffer>
<isBaseLayer>true</isBaseLayer>
<userOverlay>true</userOverlay>
<projection>EPSG:25832</projection>
</Options>
</Extension>
</Map>
<Extension />
</MapGroup>
</MapSet>
...
Problem:
The implementation of HTTP tiles works fine with Firefox, Google Chrome and
IE 9.
With IE 10 (Version: 10.0.9200.16521, German OS on Windows 7 64-Bit) the
base map tiles would suddenly become jumbled or misaligned after
manipulating the map (panning, zooming) a few times.
<http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/file/n5041447/tiles.png>
I have searched and found this blog entry
https://github.com/openlayers/openlayers/issues/686
<https://github.com/openlayers/openlayers/issues/686>
which refers to the problem.
Can anyone reproduce this issue?
Thanks
Bernhard
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