Is there any plan to include LayerSwitcher control in future releases of OpenLayers 3?
There are no plans to include a layer switcher in OpenLayers.
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I was looking for a webframework to use in an application for a call center. 3 important requirements would probably be
an ability for a quick, localized refresh of the screen
a need to collect information from 3-4 disparate systems
the roadmap/longevity of the framework itself
Was looking at JSF & AngularJS (I have worked on neither). Am I right in considering them as alternatives or are they meant for very different things. How do these measure against the 3 considerations above.
No, angular is clearly not an alternative to JSF. JSF is a server side java application framework (with some ajax features). Angular is a client side javascript framework. It's a bit like comparing JQuery and JSPs.
Hi I want to know what is the easiest way to create smooth,simple and attractive,
light weight theme for website ?
so I have confusion in choosing many css, js framework.
can any body tell me which is better and best to create theme ??
it depends on many factors such as what type of theme you want to create. If the theme is just going to be dealing with UI Controls, Then checkout
jquery ui at http://jqueryui.com/ as it provides excellent themese for you.
Since you mentioned CSS you should also check
Blue Print CSS Framework
as it comes with a huge variety of styles that you can add readily.
You can also download some HTML 5 light weight themes that are compatible with mobile devices also and then you can customize them to their content.
http://creativecan.com/2012/05/html5-and-css3-templates/
Check that out as well.
We're currently using MvcContrib.Routing.MvcRoute for our routes, but it's marked as Obsolete in version 3.0.51.0. Was the fluent API replaced by something or just abandoned?
According to the changelog:
Deprecated MvcRoute and RegexRoute. Not maintained in nearly 2 years
Simply use the standard Route class in Mvc. Or if there is some functionality that you depend upon you could continue using it but bare in mind that the support for it has been dropped.
And here's the response from Jeremy:
The only real issue with MvcRoute is that it doesn't work with areas,
which limits its usefulness. I'm not intending to remove it anytime
soon, but I think MVC's built in MapRoute extension methods are
probably a better choice going forward.
Since it doesn't appear to be supported natively, what's the recommended way of implementing global filters on a per-area basis?
The reason it's not supported natively is because we want to discourage developers from doing it. Areas are not associated with controllers; they're associated with routes. We wanted to discourage developers from trying to apply authorization or other security-sensitive filters to areas since they can be bypassed.
See How can we set authorization for a whole area in ASP.NET MVC? for more information.
You could use a custom IFilterProvider.
Is there a way in Fogbugz to track cross project cases?
For example, we have a business logic dll that is used in both the winform client as the web client. There was a bug there that needed solving in this dll.
Is there a way to make it so that adding a case to the project of the dll would autoamatically add this to the depending projects?
No there isn't a way to do this. You could either create two cases (one in each project) and link them, or in the upcoming FogBugz 7, you could make a subcase. But the only alternative to do this automatically would be to write something which scanned for these using the API and auto created the linked case.
I think you may get more focussed answers at the Fogbugz Support Forum.