Two years later, I kept having this issue with features on a vector layer. I found this file containing a snippet of code that shows how to flip an endpoint if it crossed the dateline:

if(Math.abs(startPoint.x-endPoint.x) > 180) {
  if(startPoint.x < endPoint.x) {
    endPoint.x -= 360;
  } else {
    endPoint.x += 360;
  }
}

Update:

Actually the above did not work for more than one revolution around the world. I ended up doing THIS.

Two years later, I kept having this issue with features on a vector layer. I found this file containing a snippet of code that shows how to flip an endpoint if it crossed the dateline:

if(Math.abs(startPoint.x-endPoint.x) > 180) {
  if(startPoint.x < endPoint.x) {
    endPoint.x -= 360;
  } else {
    endPoint.x += 360;
  }
}

Update:

Actually the above did not work for more than one revolution around the world. I ended up doing THIS.

Two years later, I kept having this issue with features on a vector layer. I found this file containing a snippet of code that shows how to flip an endpoint if it crossed the dateline:

if(Math.abs(startPoint.x-endPoint.x) > 180) {
  if(startPoint.x < endPoint.x) {
    endPoint.x -= 360;
  } else {
    endPoint.x += 360;
  }
}

Two years later, I kept having this issue with features on a vector layer. I found this file containing a snippet of code that shows how to flip an endpoint if it crossed the dateline:

if(Math.abs(startPoint.x-endPoint.x) > 180) {
  if(startPoint.x < endPoint.x) {
    endPoint.x -= 360;
  } else {
    endPoint.x += 360;
  }
}

Update:

Actually the above did not work for more than one revolution around the world. I ended up doing THIS.