Andreas,
I just checked and you're absolutely right. That event would do the
trick.
Thanks,
Alexandre
On 10-10-21 10:47 AM, Andreas Hocevar wrote:
Hi,
without thinking about it a lot, and without having tried, what comes to mind
is that you could register a listener for the visibilitychanged event and check
the inRange property of the layer inside the listener.
Regards,
Andreas.
On Oct 21, 2010, at 16:34 , Alexandre Dube wrote:
Hi devs,
I'd like to develop a new feature for the GeoExt.tree.LayerNode element : disable
the UI (checkbox& text) when the layer is not 'inRange', pretty much like what
the LayerSwitcher control already does. So far, I've taken a look at the control
and noticed it listen to the map 'changelayer' event in order to do that. Unless
I'm mistaken, the event is triggered once per layer changed, but each iteration
check for all the layers in the control. Only the first iteration actually does
the changes (disable the DOM elements).
In GeoExt, I want to put these events inside LayerNode class. I'd like to be able to
register the event at the layer level, not the map, in order to execute each event once
per layer. I could pick the "moveend" layer event and check if the 'inRange'
of the layer is set to 'false' then disable the node, but it would be unnecessarily
triggered once every movend. I'd rather do it on 'inRange' change only, but there is
currently no such event.
Would it make sense to add a 'rangechanged' event in the layer object ?
Thanks,
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