I'd like to change the text color of an ELabel when an event (like a
mouseover of some other entity) occurs. I couldn't find a method to
do this in the off-the-shelf ELabel.js.
I thought the best way would be to add a function to ELabel.js:
ELabel.prototype.setColor = function(newColor) {
this.div_.style.color = newColor;
this.redraw(true);
}
I call this function like this: gLabels[n].setColor
('#FF0000');
Alas when I call my new function nothing happens. I suspect that I'm
not setting the proper attribute (or not setting it correctly) in my
new setColor function but I'm stumped - what else would it be but
style.color? I've tried: this.div_.innerHTML.style.color as well but
that doesn't work either.
I've tried with the original style definition used when creating the
ELabel including a color: specification and not including one - same
same.
Mike (or anyone else) - if you happen to see this, could you give me
some guidance?
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