[PATCH] slippy maps page should use static viewer for non-javascript types #36
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Author: tom[at]tom-carden.co.uk that also means that the static viewer page should parse the query |
Author: tom[at]tom-carden.co.uk It also means that, really, the static viewer should build itself from the same tiles as the slippy/tiles interface to avoid cache misses. |
Author: steve[at]fractalus.com meh... google maps falls over without javascript, everyone has it, why should we care? |
Author: mikel_maron[at]yahoo.com also note for java applet |
Author: Sebastian[at]SSpaeth.de Can we not simply in the case of non-Javascript browsers, redirect to something like: All will be happy then. |
Author: shaunmcdonald131[at]gmail.com The attached patch will give a nice message to the user when they have javascript disabled, or have a non-javascript browser. |
Author: smsm1 (In [7837]) Showing a nice message for browsers with javascript disabled. closes #36 |
Reporter: tom[at]tom-carden.co.uk
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 12.05pm, Friday, 11th November 2005]
The old static viewer should be in the page when it loads. If the user
has javascript and a compatible browser the tiles code should replace
the viewer with tiles and hide the zoom/pan links.
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