Hi Adrian,
When you refresh a layer (someone please correct me if I'm wrong here),
all your features (items) will be replaced with the new ones, therefore
you need to 'manually' keep track of your features. As you suggested,
you could, just before a refresh, store all features (or feature.ids)
Hello Roald,
I have a question about marking items as new - I guess they are not
marked out of the box, right?
When I do the layer refresh, I just do layer.refresh({force: true}); I'm
not sure what this does internally, but perhaps I can't count on any
attributes I set - to be preserved.
Shoul
Hi Adrian,
Adrian Popa wrote:
> Thank you for the hint. I suppose I shouldn't expect to see a working
> demo of what I need :)
> Do you know if the patches presented in ticket 1259 are already part
> of openlayers (since the latest version is from january last year?)
The patches in that ticket a
Thank you for the hint. I suppose I shouldn't expect to see a working
demo of what I need :)
Do you know if the patches presented in ticket 1259 are already part of
openlayers (since the latest version is from january last year?)
Thanks,
helmi wrote:
The idea from http://trac.openlayers.org/t
The idea from http://trac.openlayers.org/ticket/1259
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You could create a selectStyle that could be passed to Control.SelectFeature
quite easily: create a style object, read the "highlight" styles, create a
FidFilter rule for every feature (or groups of features with the same
style), use the acco
Hello everyone,
Sorry if this has already been discussed on the list (didn't really
check), but I would like to know if there is a solution (or at least a
plan to implement a feature) that "somehow" highlights (visually) the
elements that have been loaded through KML - in contrast to the
ele
