Hello,
I'd try your solution proposed below, and manually call the
WMSGetFeatureInfo getInfoForClick or request method. They need an
OpenLayers.Pixel object, so that'd be what you need to track down from
the GetFeature control. You might need to override one of its method
for that, as such (untested) :
OpenLayers.Control.GetFeature.prototype.selectClick = function(evt) {
// override
this.lastXY = evt.xy;
var bounds = this.pixelToBounds(evt.xy);
this.setModifiers(evt);
this.request(bounds, {single: this.single});
};
and then, in your 'clickout' callback method, you could access what
the last pixel was. How does that sound ?
HTH,
Alexandre
On 12-08-23 05:35 AM, nica wrote:
* Deactivating WMSGetFeatureInfo when GetFeature was active, and activating
WMSGetFeatureInfo when GetFeature registered a clickout. But then the click
event that triggered GetFeature in the first place doesn't get handed to
WMSGetFeatureInfo.
--
Alexandre Dubé
Mapgears
www.mapgears.com
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