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Ran in to an issue with adding a WMS resource to a map. With the Open Street Map base map selected, adding a WMS map with these values produces notices that the content was blocked by the client:
This doesn't appear to be the case with WMS coming out of Geoserver (tested with http://gis.lib.virginia.edu/geoserver/wms and McGregor:000003093_00011).
These layers appear as expected in Firefox (50.0.1) and Safari (10.0.1).
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Hi @jeremyboggs, I am not able to reproduce this specific issue of tile images being blocked by Chrome. Can you confirm one way or the other? I am using the latest release of Chrome, version 57.0.2987.133 (There remains an issue with WMS maps, served by mapwarper, when they're specified in an exhibit rather than in a record, which I am working on.) Thanks!
Note that a couple of days ago Mapwarper.net was updated to allow CORS for map requests based on another JS library encountering problems with it, but I don't know if thats related
@timwaters thanks for the heads up! Could have been related; might also have been caused by an issue in an earlier release of Chrome. I am not seeing the issue now, myself.
Ran in to an issue with adding a WMS resource to a map. With the Open Street Map base map selected, adding a WMS map with these values produces notices that the content was blocked by the client:
WMS Address: http://mapwarper.net/maps/wms/9937
WMS Layers: StonewallJacksonCemetery
(the layer name shouldn't actually matter for MapServer requests).
In the console debug, this tile comes back with a
(failed)
status (sometimes registers asBLOCKED BY CLIENT
):http://mapwarper.net/maps/wms/9937?LAYERS=StonewallJacksonCemetery&TRANSPARENT=TRUE&FORMAT=image%2Fpng&TILED=true&SERVICE=WMS&VERSION=1.1.1&REQUEST=GetMap&STYLES=&SRS=EPSG%3A900913&BBOX=-8843791.2973073,4548524.6785611,-8843638.4232507,4548677.5526176&WIDTH=256&HEIGHT=256
This doesn't appear to be the case with WMS coming out of Geoserver (tested with
http://gis.lib.virginia.edu/geoserver/wms
andMcGregor:000003093_00011
).These layers appear as expected in Firefox (50.0.1) and Safari (10.0.1).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: