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Hadrien, thank you, using the Location.reprojectTo method worked perfectly. Randy

This looks like a projection issue. Check what projection is set on your Map instance (epsg:3857 most likely). Anyway, the coordinates you're getting needs to be reprojected. Check the Location.reprojectTo method. You need to reproject it to the EPSG:4326 projection if you want standard geocraphic coordinates.

Here is an example of the lat, lon I can get from the getLocationFromMapPx function call lonlat.lon:-13490500.834820807 lonlat.lat:4682556.776063642 The 38.726253, -121.187198 is not exact match because I selected a splot in the area. Does any one have any ideas?

Can someone please explain to me what I am seeing. My application runs on an Android devise. I am getting the lat and lon from the devise. Each time I get the lat and lon I add the point to the map. The lat and lon my devise returns are geographical coordinates as follows lat: 38.726253, lon:

I solved my own problem by creating a custom Drawhandler. I combined a number of the exsiting handlers to make the exact one that I needed. Randy

Can someone quickly point me in the right direction. I am building a pure actionscript application. I do not have any MXML in my code. I am in the process of trying to add some polygons, points, and rectangles. I found a number of handlers, in opensccales-core, that look like they have

Tks s lot! Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- To: openscales-dev <[email protected] om> Got it. This is what I'm doing:                         feature.selected = true;                         feature.style = SelectFeaturesHandler.defaultS electedStyle (feature);

Got it. This is what I'm doing: feature.selected = true; feature.style = SelectFeaturesHandler.defaultS electedStyle (feature); feature.draw(); Hope that helps Diego 2013/3/1 son.ciren <[email protected]>

Not yet. Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- To: [email protected] m Hi, Shonbh. I'm facing the same problem. Did you ever solve it? Diego. Thank so much! I will do as you said try redrawing the entire ... [More] layer, or just forcing a move center change event to occur, if those don't refresh the style on the feature, maybe you are not actually selecting the feature... or maybe the selected color change is somehow attached to a click event and you will have to create a style and set it yourself. [Less]

For offline basemaps you could potentially use tilemill to generate MBTiles. These I believe are similar to tile packages (tpk) in the esri world. You may be able to use this approach for your styled layers. If layer feature interactivity is ... [More] important, you can store WFS data locally on the iOS device. You would need to style in the app, but in this case you [Less]