Ok, thanks. Now the unregistering works and the function that gets called
when the event was triggered only runs once. But another problem appeared.
The layer that contains the features I want to select is shown or hidden
depending on the resolution. For this reason I need to query the WFS-Server
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Max Stephan wrote:
>
> Hi Eric,
>
> thanks for your help but I don't get the idea what your code is doing. Could
> you explain it?
it was just to show you that unregister works as expected.
> Furthermore what is the unregister function in general
> exactly doing.
Hi Eric,
thanks for your help but I don't get the idea what your code is doing. Could
you explain it? Furthermore what is the unregister function in general
exactly doing. Am I right in thinking it stops the previous defined
registering of an event or is it doing something else?
greets
Max Steph
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Max Stephan wrote:
>
> Hi list,
>
> I´m using layer.events.register('loadend',map,zoomToFeature); in my
> application. The scenario is the following:
> In a list the user clicks on an icon that represents a polygon-Feature and
> has an ID. After that I´m querying m
Hi list,
I´m using layer.events.register('loadend',map,zoomToFeature); in my
application. The scenario is the following:
In a list the user clicks on an icon that represents a polygon-Feature and
has an ID. After that I´m querying my Geoserver for the feature with this ID
and get the response bac
