Hello list, Firstly - sorry if this is a repeat. I seem to be having trouble sending from the address I initially registered with (they don't actually get delivered to the email list as far as I can tell), and the archives seem to be broken so I'm unable to tell if anything at all happened to the email (archives seem to stop in Sept. 2010 - and using the search from the listinfo page returns errors). So I'm trying again from a different mailing address in hopes that this works. Here's the question I tried to ask earlier today:
I'm wondering if someone can suggest a strategy for me to be able to listen to one particular type of event on an OpenLayers map (e.g., ctrl+click), regardless of the currently active tool. I've come up with a means to do this for the rightclick, which has involved capturing the 'oncontextmenu' event, and directly triggering the rightclick event on the map. In this manner, no matter what the active tool is on the map, a right click will trigger this event. However (keeping potential Mac users in mind), I'd also want to accomplish the same kind of thing using a modifier key with the left-click event. For example, I'd want the click+modifier key event to act as if it was the right-click event when the alt or ctrl key is pressed...but at the same time, I'd want this to prevent the normal click event from being triggered for any other active controls on the map. Can anyone recommend an approach that would accomplish this in a relatively tidy way? For reference, you can see an example of the code for the way I'm capturing the right-click event here ( http://pastebin.com/NAxFdgJ4 ). I look forward to any suggestions that may be offered. Best regards, Mike _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/openlayers-users
