Different width and height of map and NonTileyLayer about leaflet.nontiledlayer HOT 1 OPEN

Hello,

NonTiledLayer doesn't simply use the screen size, it also considers the maximum geographic boundaries for which the WMS can deliver an image. Before a request the layer calculates the intersection of the map-view with the maxbounds, and also calculates the corresponding pixel widht and height (which can be smaller than the pixelBounds of the map).

The bounding box for a WMS layer is usually defined in the getCapabilities. If you don't know it you can try to set at the layer options L.latLngBounds([-90, -180], [90.0, 180])

When you say that your WMS works great with the LL tileLayer, are you sure your map is really at the correct location? What i mean is can you place a marker correctly on top of the map? AFAIK you would have to implement a custom crs class, see

https://leafletjs.com/reference-1.5.0.html#crs

and set it as crs for the map. Then NonTiledLayer should also work as expected. Leaflet works great with lat/lng push-pins on a "google-tiles" base map, but if you have to use different projections it may become a bit annoying. There is a similar question regarding this issuue #23

Oli

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