I'm pulling in attributes from a KML. They are in the standard Data format
within an ExtendedData tag, and they load in just fine:
<Data name='numberunemployedjanuary2009'>
<displayName>Whatever</displayName>
<value><![CDATA[173.6]]></value>
</Data>
will yield feature.attributes.numberunemployedjanuary2009.value = 173.6
I'm trying to use these attributes in a styleMap with styling rules/filters.
OpenLayers.Filter.Comparison has a 'property' property, but this only takes
a single string. So setting that property to 'numberunemployedjanuary2009'
doesn't work, since
feature.attributes.numberunemployedjanuary2009 = { displayName : 'Whatever',
value : 173.6 }
Is there any way to get OpenLayers.Filter.Comparison can recognize a nested
property like this?
Thanks!!
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