On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 1:13 AM, bradleyspencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eric,
>
> The hack suggestion did not work, or at least I am unable to make it work :(
>
> My latest attempt to sort this almost worked.
>
> Given that the OL defaults are Z_INDEX_BASE: { BaseLayer: 100, Overlay: 325,
> Popup: 750, Control: 1000 }, I made sure that all my user layers were set in
> the correct overlay levels within the range 325 thru 700 Zindex. Then I set
> the levels of the two markers to be offset from the Popup default level by -1
> and -2 by using 'myMarkerLayer'.setZIndex(map.Z_INDEX_BASE['Popup'] - 1 & 2).
> This worked fine if I just wanted to see the marker layers and the popups
> together. However, once I plotted my other layers they simply stamped over
> the top of the markers and popup layers.
I dont see why the following wouldn't work:
myMakerLayer0 = new OpenLayer.Layer.Markers();
myMakerLayer1 = new OpenLayer.Layer.Markers();
map.addLayers([myMarkerLayer0, myMarkerLayer1]);
// set the zindex after the layers are added to the map
myMakerLayer0.setZIndex(map.Z_INDEX_BASE['Popup'] - 1);
myMakerLayer1.setZIndex(map.Z_INDEX_BASE['Popup'] - 2);
myOverlayLayer0 = new OpenLayers.Layer();
myOverlayLayer1 = new OpenLayers.Layer();
map.addLayers([myOverlayLayer0, myOverlayLayer1]);
> Is there a way to interrogate the ZIndex of any given layer so that I can
> check what is going on?
layer.div.style.zIndex
Hope this is helping...
--
Eric
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