Hi,
I have used the displayClass property on the WMSGetFeatureInfo control as
follows:
<style type="text/css">
.olInfoActive {
cursor:
url(/openlayers/custom_img/question-arrow-blue.cur),default;
}
</style>
...
var infoOpts = {iconCls: 'queryonclick',toggleGroup: 'map'};
var infoCtl = new OpenLayers.Control.WMSGetFeatureInfo({
title: 'Click to get info on Urban Zones, Cities and SCDs',
displayClass: 'olInfo',
layers: [qurau],
queryVisible: true,
infoFormat: 'application/vnd.ogc.wms_xml'
});
infoCtl.events.register("getfeatureinfo",map,showInfo);
toolbar.addControl(infoCtl, infoOpts);
So this correctly shows the cursor I choose when button is activated.
But, after clicking ( and thus triggering the WMSGetFeatureInfo control ) ,
the cursor should be set to the hourglass (
OpenLayers.Element.addClass(this.map.viewPortDiv,"olCursorWait") in
WMSGetFeatureInfo.js ) but this is not the case.
Inspecting the map.viewPortDiv.className, I see three classes :
olMapViewport olInfoActive olCursorWait.
But the hourglass is not shown.
When I do not specify my own displayClass with the control, the hourglass is
shown.
Since the GetFeatureInfo takes quite a long time, I need to set the wait
cursor, but I also want to keep my own "Get info" cursor ....How can I do
this ?
Greetings,
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