Thanks for the reply Andreas and Phil.
Actually that is where I am confused. I am already using
the OpenLayers.Handler.Polygon for the draw feature and I am not sure how
or where to include the OpenLayers.Control.SLDSelect as it also needs
the OpenLayers.Handler.Polygon,
according to the example.
new OpenLayers.Control.DrawFeature(
features, OpenLayers.Handler.Polygon, {
eventListeners: { // code to fetch the data being
intersected by the user defined polygon }
}
Could you guide me as to how I should add the OpenLayers.Control.SLDSelect
using the same OpenLayers.Handler.Polygon function or do I need to define
it all over again?
Thanks,
Smaran
On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM, Phil Scadden <[email protected]> wrote:
> You can also look at using both wfsProtocol AND SLDSelect together. Let
> SLDSelect draw the selected features (especially good if the features
> are lines or polygon with very large no. of vertices) while you use
> wfsProtocol to fetch the attribute data only (ie use propertyNames to
> fetch back only the desired properties and especially dont specify Shape).
>
> If you only wfsProtocol, then you need a drawing layer on your map. You
> clear the layer at the start of the response function, then layer.add
> the features from the wfs response.
>
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Smaran Harihar
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