Hi,
I'm using the ticket #1902 :
http://trac.openlayers.org/ticket/1902
http://trac.openlayers.org/ticket/1902
in order to use the new save events on my client. The problem is that only
adding that code in Save.js, it seems that my client doesn't receive any of
the triggered events (success or
Hello guys,
We are implementing a GIS system. It is in the primary phase right now so
we're actually deciding on what software to use. One requirement that the
project has is that users should be able to generate new map layers based on
statistical data provided to them. Take this simple case for
Finally I 've solved the problem triggering an event (from save.js) of the
layer which was the listener...
Anyway, exists some way to do what I was asking for? Which is the way to
receive in a specific layer the success or fail event declared in Save.js ?
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Hi,
I'm going to work on my example today. See below.
Eric Lemoine wrote:
why not using the regular
var i, len, control;
for(i = 0, len = controls.length; i len; i++) {
control = controls[i];
}
?
Right. I just wondered if it could have been possible to have a {}
instead of
Hi,
jessisena wrote:
Finally I 've solved the problem triggering an event (from save.js) of the
layer which was the listener...
Anyway, exists some way to do what I was asking for? Which is the way to
receive in a specific layer the success or fail event declared in Save.js ?
I'd like
Eric Lemoine wrote:
Alexandre
I now understand one of your problems, you need to give the handler a
reference to the control, but the control does not exist yet since
you're actually creating it. Giving the handler a fake control, of the
form {map: map} (where map is the map instance) should do
