> Wrap your function in anonymous instead.
> layers[0].events.register("loadend", layers[0], function(evt){
> //do what you have to do here...
> selectFeature(layers[0],oFeatures[0].fid));
> });
>
Well, the use case is a bit more complicated. I calculate initial
bounds for a feature then select that feature. Then if my feature array
has more than one element I iterate through it and then features don't
get selected :
if(oFeatures && oFeatures.length > 0)
{
var bounds = oFeatures[0].geometry.getBounds();
layers[0].events.register("loadend", layers[0], function(){
selectFeature(layers[0],oFeatures[0].fid);
});
for(var i = 1; i<oFeatures.length;++i)
{
bounds.extend(oFeatures[i].geometry.getBounds());
layers[0].events.register("loadend", layers[0],
function(){
selectFeature(layers[0],oFeatures[i].fid);});
I guess the event is triggered only once so iterating makes no sense ?
I thought it was the case so I just called the function directly in the
for like
selectFeature(layers[0],oFeatures[i].fid);
but that didn't work either probably because the code gets executed
before the loadend was fired. Do I have to set up an explicit delay
here or somehow bubble the event ?
TIA,
Yves
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