Hi,
what are you trying to achieve? Style.createLiteral is not a part of the API.
Looks like what you want to do can be achieved with
content = OpenLayers.String.format(feature.style.balloonStyle,
feature.attributes);
And instead of e.g. ${western_southland_sections/SectionNam}, you need
${sectionNam} in your template.
Also, your balloonStyle is probably not stored best as a symbolizer property.
Regards,
Andreas.
On Oct 8, 2010, at 03:11 , Phil Scadden wrote:
> I am creating a popup from kml and call
>
> content =
> OpenLayers.Style.createLiteral(feature.style.balloonStyle, feature);
>
> if (feature.style.balloonStyle) {
> // Use Style.js to replace balloonstyle variables
> with attribute values
> content =
> OpenLayers.Style.createLiteral(feature.style.balloonStyle, feature);
>
> My balloonStyle is:
> <a href="data/WSSections/${western_southland_sections/SectionRef}
> ${western_southland_sections/SectionNam}.pdf">${western_southland_sections/SectionNam}</a>
>
> and features has attributes of SectionRef,SectionNam, and MapSheet. But
> createLiteral is doing nothing. In firebug, I set breakpoints in the
> replacer function String.format but cant seem to step in or ever reach
> there to find out what is going on. Where am I going wrong here?
>
>
>
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