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Add an auto-refresh feature to GeoMOOSE #89
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Looks like it works to me. My only comment is that it causes the layer to flash when it reloads. This is worse when the Loading.js extension is used as the whole map dims under the loading spinny circle thing. Is there something we could do with the OL transitions to avoid this? |
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@klassenjs -- Maybe. I'm willing to call this a wrap for 2.8 and if someone wants something smoother but it together for a 2.8.1 or 2.9 release. Do you want to file an enhancement ticket? Also, I think if the refresh rate is reasonable (I've been testing 5 seconds, reasonable = 15s?), it'll be less noticeable. Right now, however, we're using a mechanism that is very reliable and integrated reasonably well into OL. |
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Ok.
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I am using Geomoose 2.7.1 and I do not have a Layer.js file. Is there a newer release? Josh |
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Not yet. We are working on 2.8 and getting really close. All the tickets
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This is even documented! And tested! Yay! |
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If I replace the MapSource.js and add the Layer.js to the GeoMoose folder will it work? If not what else do I have to change to implement this feature? Joshua Meyer Lafayette County Sheriff's Office GIS 107 S 11th St Lexington, MO 64067 Phone: 660-259-2796 Cell: 660-259-1234 Fax: 660-259-2545 From: theduckylittle [mailto:notifications@github.com] This is even documented! And tested! Yay! — |
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There were lots of internal changes when Layer.js was introduced. You can
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Well... let's spec this out after I wrote the code:
The auto-refresh attribute is specified in milliseconds.
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