<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:12pt"><div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size: 12pt;"><div><br><div><br> </div> <div>> Many thanks for your hints. Regarding tag display I can't get it to run - and I can't follow how <br>> <div id="legend" class="legend"></div> <div>> should call _JavaScript code on client side... See perhaps here my demo at <a target="_blank" id="bodyLinks" href="http://www.geometa.info/worldkit/index.php">http://www.geometa.info/worldkit/index.php</a> .</div> <div><br>In your example, you have <p class="legend"> containing the tags. If you add id="legend", it should work as expected. <br><br>In geowiki.js, the gettags function and its callback set the value of the element with id="legend".<br><br>Yea, I admit to bad form using both id and class with values of
"legend".<br></div> <div> </div> <div>> I've got some other issues: </div> <div>> </div> <div>> * When users insert non-ASCII characters (like umlauts), the rss.xml-reader - which is somehow a hard coded file name in those .js files(?) - just breaks and nothing is displayed. So even <br>> new UTF8-URLs would'nt work. </div> <div><br>I've had lots of difficulty in other projects with utf-8, transmitted by javascript. If anyone has tips on how to deal with utf-8 in Ajax, that would be helpful.<br><br></div> <div>> * I recognized, that the rss.xml item writer splits multiple items into single <category>tag2</category><category>tag3</category> tags. As far as I know, RSS recognises only one...? So <br>> this example should be encoded perhaps as <category>tag2 tag3</category> - but I'm not sure. </div> <div> <br>Its permissible to have multiple <category> tags in RSS 2.<br><br></div> <div>>
* Which height/width tags really controls the size of the content window? Is it the tags in <worldkitconf> in config.xml file, or <object> and <emded> and in index.php file? I actually <br>> wanted to get a 500 x 500 px map and ended up in maintaining the 500 x 250 px ratio... </div> <div><br>Both the height/width in html (<object> and <embed>) and in the config must match. <br><br></div> <div>> * I'm just wondering what the upper limits of the size of rss.xml would be...</div> <div> </div>It depends on the amount of memory on the client machine .. generally up to a few hundred works all right.<br><br>Cheers<br>Mikel<br><br></div></div></div></body></html>