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Plotting a route (from relations) on an OSM map

Plasing deur Richard op 14 Desember 2008 in English.

We have lots and lots of lovely relations in the OSM database these days (as well as some fairly nasty ones) but they're not always shown on the map of your choice.

So I've just knocked up a very little bit of code to take a route relation, and plot it on a map using OpenLayers. Code here, example here.

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Kommentaar van IgnoredAmbience op 14 Desember 2008 om 23:18

Arrgh! You've used the evil piece of GPX code that should really be sent to /dev/null.
Anyway, there's an easier way to do this. Just grab the full OSM file from the API, and add it to OL using the Vector layer + OSM format.

Kommentaar van Richard op 14 Desember 2008 om 23:28

Ha ha. FSVO "easier" maybe. I tried using the proper way to do it - in fact, I spent half the afternoon using GML which should logically be much more flexible than GPX - but the only thing that'd work (in this browser, at least) was said evil piece of GPX code...

Kommentaar van IgnoredAmbience op 14 Desember 2008 om 23:52

A demo, http://ge.pythonmoo.co.uk/maps/osmrelations.htm
Also shows the upcoming method of vector handling in OL, currently broken with reprojectioning stuff. (Tower Hamlets)

Kommentaar van kaerast op 15 Desember 2008 om 13:49

I've been looking for something like this, between these two I can now render the Lycian Way relation nicely to make it clearer what's missing.

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