[OpenLayers-Users] PanTo bug in IE 8 [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

Dwyer, Andrew Andrew.Dwyer at dsto.defence.gov.au
Wed Oct 23 15:31:45 PDT 2013


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Hi,

Has anyone else experienced this issue?  Should I just go ahead and create an issue for it?

Thanks

Andrew

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Subject: [OpenLayers-Users] PanTo bug in IE 8 [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

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Hi All,

I'm experiencing a bug in the latest release of OpenLayers 2 (2.13.1) when using Internet Explorer 8.  When I zoom into a high zoom level (15 - 18) and call the "map.panTo" function to pan somewhere very far away, the map gets stuck and only displays one tile.

I've created an example client at http://jsbin.com/iWEZAqu/1/ that should hopefully demonstrate the problem.  Once the page loads you will just see pink because it's zoomed in.  Click the button above the map which should zoom you to the middle of nowhere, but instead just shows you a single tile and you'll be unable to pan the map.  The complete code is available at http://jsbin.com/iWEZAqu/1/edit?html,output.

I don't get this behaviour in Firefox but I did notice some very large values for the left and top properties of the OpenLayers_Map_2_OpenLayers_Container div directly after the panTo function call:

position: absolute; z-index: 749; left: 8295400px; top: 1770930px;

Cheers

Andrew Dwyer

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