I've already added them both to a Control.Panel this way:
panel.addControls([popupControl,
drawControls.path,
drawControls.polygon,
drawControls.modify ]);
is it correct ?
Have you got an example ?
Thank you,
Mario
> mario1...@libero.it wro
mario1...@libero.it wrote:
> How can I deactivate the modify feature control when the select feature
> control is activated ?
>
> Is there a way to force the modify feature control disactivation when the
> other control is active ?
>
> Both controls operate on the same layer.
You can add them
How can I deactivate the modify feature control when the select feature control
is activated ?
Is there a way to force the modify feature control disactivation when the other
control is active ?
Both controls operate on the same layer.
Regards,
Mario
> On Friday, March 19, 2010, mario1
The problem is that when I activate the select feature control (popupControl),
is executed first the modify feature control instead; only after the select
feature control is activated.
I need that when I call the select feature control, it must be activated the
select feature control only and n
On Friday, March 19, 2010, mario1...@libero.it wrote:
> Hi,
> I've got a problem with modify feature control.
> It seems like onModificationStart event is call always before the other event
> I've got on my application even if I recall the other event. Is there a way
> to deactivate this control
Hi,
I've got a problem with modify feature control.
It seems like onModificationStart event is call always before the other event
I've got on my application even if I recall the other event. Is there a way to
deactivate this control ?
Here is a my code:
modifyControls = {
modify: new Ope
