Hi Robert,
What are you using to call the function newcrop()?
A button in the body, defined in html like... <input type="button"
........ ?, or radio buttons in a similar way?
Or from a button or handler in Ext, GeoExt?
My guess is that the map isn't getting the style for the mouse pointer
updated when you activate the tool, but once you click on the map the
style gets updated.
Everything I've done with adding an editing / draw tool is activated
from an ext.button or GeoExt.Action. Each of those activate the draw
feature and the mouse pointer looks like the editing tool immediately.
Looking at the OpenLayers examples, there's a really similar one at
http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/draw-feature.html , and another at
http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/donut.html
What I see different there is that they don't define displayClass or title.
I suppose it could be related to the displayClass setting since it looks
like that displayClass is intended for use when you add the control to a
panel (like a custom toolbar). That's really just a guess though.
Generally though it looks like the code should work; and it sounds like
it is, it just isn't updating the map's mouse pointer style when the
pointer enters the map again after activating the control?
- Ryan
On 2/22/2012 8:11 PM, Robert Sanson wrote:
I have a map where I load a vector polygon layer (crops) with source data
coming from a database in WKT format. The layer is loaded when a button on the
interface is pressed. I add DrawFeature, ModifyFeature and SelectFeature
controls to the layer, which are selectively activated when a button on the
interface is pressed.
...
map.addLayer(crops);
cropControls = {
dpoly: new
OpenLayers.Control.DrawFeature(crops,OpenLayers.Handler.Polygon,
{displayClass: "olControlDrawFeaturePoint", title: "Draw
Features", handlerOptions: {holeModifier: "altKey"}}),
modify: new OpenLayers.Control.ModifyFeature(crops,{displayClass:
"olControlModifyFeature", title: "Modify Features"}),
delf: new OpenLayers.Control.SelectFeature(crops, {onSelect:
function(feature) {feature.attributes.pstate = "del";
feature.style = del_style;
crops.drawFeature(feature);
}
}
)
};
for(var key in cropControls) {
map.addControl(cropControls[key]);
}
...
function newcrop() {
var val = "dpoly";
for(key in cropControls) {
var crcontrol = cropControls[key];
if(val == key) {
crcontrol.activate();
} else {
crcontrol.deactivate();
}
}
crops.onFeatureInsert = function(feature) {...}
}
My problem is that the DrawFeature control does not display the draw symbol
(default circle) until after I digitise the first point.
How can I get the circle showing underneath my mouse cursor as soon as the
DrawFeature control is activated?
Many thanks,
Robert Sanson
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