Barbara,
It's going to be hard to support further without a small test case
showing the problem. Could you create one and report back, please ?
Here's a link you might be interested reading before creating your test
case :
http://docs.openlayers.org/help/minimize.html
Kind regards,
Alexandre
Hi Alexandre,
the error is here: line 513 of vector.js:
!(feature.geometry instanceof this.geometryType)) { .
"feature.geometry" is undefined, "this.geometryType" is
OpenLayers.Geometry.MultiLineString
When I check in line 488 of vector.js "addFeatures: function(features,
options) { ..." t
Barbara,
I'm not sure what's going on, but I see you're using OpenLayers
compressed. Try switching to uncompressed version and set a breakpoint
in Vector.js in the addFeatures method (I guess the error is there). Is
the feature correctly set to MultiLineString before it's added ? Try to
look i
Hi Alexandre,
I added
"myLayer.addOptions({geometryType:"OpenLayers.Geometry.MultiLineString"});"
to the Layer options. -> Control in firebug: property is set correctly
In geoserver: the_geom = MultiLineString
the Control ist defined as follows:
var mydraw = new OpenLayers.Control.DrawFeature(
l
Barbara,
By default, you can add any kind of geometry type to your vector
layer. If you want to limit its types of geometry supported, you could
use the 'geometryType' property when creating your layer object, then
use this property when you want to automatically set the right handler
of yo
Hi,
how can I find out about the geometrytype of a vector layer? Any ideas? And does the suggested method work, even if there aren't any features yet?
I want to automatically set the right handler for a DrawFeature-Control.
Thanks for answering
Barbara
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