On Jan 11, 2008 2:49 PM, Attila Csipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thursday 10 January 2008 12:29:26 Eric Lemoine wrote: > > Since pretty soon, the drag handler has a stopDown API property that > > Now that's what I call bleeding edge :) > > > one can set to allow/disallow event propagation. You can try to do > > dragControl.dragHandler.stopDown = true. Currently, there's no way to > > OK, I'm a bit confused here: stopDown = true _allows_ or disallows event > propagation ?
stopDown=true does stop event propagation. > True is noted as the default and, interpreting the docs, stops > (disallows) event propagation - (as the code itself is propagate > = !this.stopDown;). From the svn log (and your message above) OTOH I'm under > the impression it's the other way around. Yes, the svn commit message seems wrong to me too. > In any case (in mine DragHandler > and a 'click' Map.Event above a feature), I've tried setting both true/false > manually but that did not change much as (according to my admittedly poor > firebug skills) the event still gets stopped in somebodys > OpenLayers.Handler.Feature (maybe it needs a stopDown property, too, or > modification to a common ancestor ?). I'm having trouble following you here. Could you post some code? > PS sorry if this is too technical, feel free to reply on -dev if it seems more > appropriate. I'll leave it here since the discussion started here. But this indeed would have been more appropriate on dev. -- Eric _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
