Could anyone clarify the way feature selection works in OL 2.13. Currently I'm
using a ModifyFeature control that is not configured for standalone mode. The
user clicks features using the mouse and this effectively sets the select
render intent on the feature. The user can also select features from a grid
control, in which case I call modifyFeature.selectFeature(featureRef), which
also sets the select render intent for the feature. That all works fine, but
now I need to handle selectfeature events and do some extra stuff but when I
registered a handler on the layer for the featureselected event like this:
layer.events.on({"featureselected": onFeatureSelectedHandler});
it never gets called. So I found this link
https://github.com/openlayers/openlayers/issues/972 that says this is not a bug
I but still really don't understand standalone vs non-standalone mode.
I also tried adding a selectFeature control and supplying a callback function
like this:
selectFeatureControl = new OpenLayers.Control.SelectFeature([layer],
{ onSelect: function () { console.info("selectFeature.onselect fired"); } }
);
map.addControls([modifyFeatureControl, selectFeatureControl]);
but that didn't work either.
What do I need to do in order to be able to receive selectFeature events and
still do the other stuff described above? Should I use standalone or
non-standalone mode? Do I have to use a selectFeature control regardless of
the mode if I want an event to fire when a feature becomes selected?
Thanks,
Tom
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