To answer your question, the problem only occurred on initial load. I
was originally using setVisibility(false) and went to setting the
visibility directly after I identified a problem. However, hold off on
this until I can provide a simplified test case. My first attempt to
create one failed to reproduce the problem. This has me requestioning
my assumptions.
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Wed, Oct 31, 2007 at 04:55:05PM -0400, Jeff Yutzler wrote:
I have a Layer that renders feature data from a richly populated
datastore. The problem is that at large scale, a Get Image operation is
expensive but I can't seem to prevent the Get Image operation from
occurring. In an attempt to avoid the problem, I set {visibility:
false} in the options when I instantiate the layer object, but this had
no effect. I have confirmed that the parameter has made its way to
div.style.display = "none". However, I see that Firefox is still
attempting to load the image. This is bad. (FWIW, this layer extends
Grid, but this problem would presumably occur on any layer type.)
What happens if you do setVisibility(false); instead of setting the
visibility yourself?
Does it continue to load as you change zooms more than once?
It's possible this is part of an already-reported bug, or possibly a new
bug report I'm not yet aware of.
Regards,
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