Openlayers: Vector Features instead of Markers?
OpenLayers.Geometry. Point receives two coordinates in its constructor and not an OpenLayers. LonLat vectors = new OpenLayers.Layer.
Vector("Vector Layer"); point = new OpenLayers.Geometry. Point(lonLat. Lon, lonLat.
Lat); vectors. AddFeatures(new OpenLayers.Feature. Vector(point)); map.
AddLayer(vectors).
OpenLayers.Geometry. Point receives two coordinates in its constructor and not an OpenLayers.LonLat. Vectors = new OpenLayers.Layer.
Vector("Vector Layer"); point = new OpenLayers.Geometry. Point(lonLat. Lon, lonLat.
Lat); vectors. AddFeatures(new OpenLayers.Feature. Vector(point)); map.
AddLayer(vectors).
Map = new OpenLayers. Layer = new OpenLayers.Layer. Lon }}, {{ location.
Var lonLat = new OpenLayers. Lon }}, {{ location. Var markers = new OpenLayers.Layer.
Vectors = new OpenLayers.Layer.
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