Hi,
if you want different styles you have to do it in with layer and a
styleMap. feature.style is really just an object with only the
style-attributes in it. Like
{
externalGraphic: iconUrl,
graphicWidth: 18,
graphicHeight: 18
}
or
{
display : "none"
}
like here <http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/Styles> under Basics, in your
case var layer = OL.Layer.Vector('myStyledLayer', {styleMap:
{
'default' :
{
externalGraphic: iconUrl,
graphicWidth: 18,
graphicHeight: 18
},
'delete' :
{
display : "none"
}
}
}) ;
If you than want to set a feature to the "delete" style set
feature.renderIntent = "delete".
I didn't try this example but I think this is what you want.
I hope for a clearer styling in OL 3.0, now it's little tricky. If you
start and play around your first working code is with feature.style, but
when you have than complicated styling it's a little strange to loose
from it and dig deeper into layer.styleMap/SDL/rule/symbolizers. And
it's "hard" because rules and symbolizers are so verbose especially with
many different feature styles.
Regards,
Slawomir
Am 17.09.2010 21:28, schrieb ChiefDan:
Slawomir ,
Are you able to use a style setup like this with a feature.vector:
style = {
'default' :
{
externalGraphic: iconUrl,
graphicWidth: 18,
graphicHeight: 18
},
'delete' :
{
display : "none"
}
};
That does not work for me, although I may be doing something incorrect
again.
Dan
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