On Jan 9, 2008 1:18 PM, Attila Csipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stiff familiarizing myself with OpenLayers, I ran into something I'm not sure
> is a design intention or am I simply doing something wrong: Controls do not
> have events, and if I have a control that operates on features, my map events
> get obstructed. Example - I have a Control.DragFeature on the map, but would
> also like that a single non-drag click (map.events.register("click"...))
> would result in a popup. The order of control/event addition/registration
> apparently did not have any effect on their behaviour - just clicking on
> features which were in a layer that was marked as a layer for DragFeature did
> nothing but change the cursor from draggable to normal. Essentially I'd like
> to do something like the fallThrough property of the Event class except
> controls AFAICS have no event properties. Am I being clueless again ? :)Since pretty soon, the drag handler has a stopDown API property that one can set to allow/disallow event propagation. You can try to do dragControl.dragHandler.stopDown = true. Currently, there's no way to set the drag handler options when initializing the drag feature control. I think this is lacking. -- Eric _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
