Clicking just to the side of a point sends you to a broken link page. This also occasionally happens clicking on the point itself.

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tmcw commented

What page in particular does it bring you to? Is there an online example of this bug?

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jmcl commented
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At the moment the site is in development behind a firewall. However, I have attached images that hopefully will explain better what is going on.

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tmcw commented

What click behavior is enabled here? Or which behaviors in general?

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jmcl commented

I disabled WFS and the error stopped occuring, so the error is with WFS not Openlayers.

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tmcw commented
Project: Openlayers » WFS
Version: 6.x-2.0-alpha8 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Component: OpenLayers UI » Code

Moving to the WFS module, then.

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tmcw commented
Status: Active » Needs work
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This problem is very, very likely derived from this upstream bug in the OpenLayers javascript library. It can be averted by applying the patch there or using a patched version of OpenLayers.js, as attached.

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tmcw commented
Status: Needs work » Closed (works as designed)

Well, this is an upstream bug in OpenLayers, and there's nothing that I can do to fix it beyond futher supporting the patch I've submitted to ol.org.

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azuledu commented

Same error for me. I always get "/undefined" url.

I'm using the patched version of openlayers.js

I don't understand the line "url = $(url).attr('href');" in wfs_behavior_virtualclick.js file. This is the line which sets url=undefined.

Any idea?

Thanks.

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tmcw commented

That line is trying to get the URL out of a linked field - basically it takes the element and gets the 'href' attribute, which is the URL. The most likely cause of this problem is that you're using a stock OpenLayers instead of the one linked above - the stock version is unable to get HTML from the WFS protocol.