[OpenLayers-Users] blueprints & vectors to openlayers

[Nicholas Efremov-Kendall]

Yes, I believe it is possible. What you need to do is use the tools that
come with mapserver, the GDAL set. You can set your vectors up as GML which
you can load-locally and give attribute data to control your mouse-over
events.

On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 11:27 AM, fuhrysteve <fuhrysteve at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Thanks for the help Nizzok!
>
> Yes, i believe I mean features.. and all I really want is one vector layer
> with a bunch of squares on top of the raster image -- we only have 2D data
> on the shelves, so no need for all the super complex stuff..
>
> Let me try to be a little more clear: All I want is the raster layer (a
> blueprint type image of the warehouse), and elements on top of it that i
> can
> interact with onhover or onclick or whatever (like in this example:
> http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/boxes-vector.html )
>
> I feel like it shouldn't be too performance intensive with 100 or so of
> those boxes (like in the example), but if it is, I suppose I could figure
> out how to disable the vector layer unless you are zoomed in to a certain
> level or something..
>
> Also, is it feasible to do this without having to use mapserver, and just
> use the TMS stuff that gdal2tiles makes?
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