I am using a GeoServer to calculate dynamically a heatmap on points coming from a postgresdatabase with the SLD style presented there :   However, if the result is okay in OpenLayer preview in GeoServer, the WMS tiles are totally wrecked when requesting them from Leaflet like here :     I kind of understood that the problem was due to tiles calculating only points in their tile, leading to this, and that single-tile mode was a solution.  However, while OpenLayers provides the possibility to request WMS in single tiled mode, Leaflet does not.  There are plugins developed here and there but I am working with VueJS so I can't use them directly.  As a consequence I am looking for a way in GeoServer to correct this behavior but i don't know if there is a way and how to do it. I tried to add tiled=false in parameters of the URL but it doesn't seem to work and the tile caching  tutorials are aimed at saving tiles which is different from what I want.
I just try to visualize some points using GeoServer to publish them as WMS and bind this WMS to my Openlayers website using the GeoServer internal Heatmap process to visualize it. I don't want to use the Openlayers Heatmap function.   But there seem to be some problems, look here:    I'm using this Openlayers implementation to bind my WMS URL:    Changing the params to:  params: {'LAYERS': 'test:points','TILED': true,'STYLES': 'heatmap'},   And using this as SLD to define the Heatmap:    Any ideas why this happens?
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