Hi Ben,
Thank you. It seems that there is no workaround solution from my side to
avoid the double-fetch. I hope that a solution will come soon from GMap team
side or Chromium team side.
Regards,
Olivier
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Hello,
I cannot find a way to fill my polylines with patterns like zebras and I
could not find any example.
Does anyone has any idea if it is possible ?
Thanks,
Olivier
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s only in Chrome, not in Firefox. We'll look into it.
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Check in Chrome developper tools the network/image activity (WMSserver).
Two things I don't understand :
- the JS code/GMap generates two set of identical tile queries (after last
GET transparent.png)
- the first set is not send with referer, the second includes referer in
http header (after GET
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> > I DO NOT change anything in the header; I know the cross-domain policy
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Thank you Ben.
I DO NOT change anything in the header; I know the cross-domain policy
constraints.
I noticed that Google Maps/Webkit don't send the referer in header (check my
header samples) from time to time !!!
Actually, the IGN server (external server, not mine) uses access token AND
refer
Hello,
I use GMap V3 JS API to connect to a WMS server (IGN in France) using
ImageType class.
The server requires the referer header for security (and commercial)
reasons.
My script works well on Mozilla (and IE 7+) web browsers but on Webkit based
browsers (Chrome or Safari), my tiles queries
