I don't have the OL code by my hand right now to check it out, but if
<br>for some reason there is a setter defined for a property it is better
<br>to use that setter instead of changing property directly.
<br>There may be nothing critical for, say, GeoRSS layer, but handling
<br>Google layer may be more complicated than just "now we draw this, now
<br>we don't": it may reflect a tile loading, zoom level selection and so
<br>on.
<br>So, I'm doing this just in case :)
<br><br>dixi
<br><br>2009/7/2 HKChad (via Nabble) <<a href="http://n2.nabble.com/user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=3208739&i=0" target="_top" rel="nofollow">ml-user+183155-121512562@...</a>>:
<br>> Why is that better? Is it another way? Sure. Is it better? Not so sure, Why?
<br>> The solution I posted just shows how to set the visibility at time of Layer
<br>> construction. So if you do it 'your way' and set visibility prior to adding
<br>> the layer to the map, it makes no difference. Just curious as to why you
<br>> think it's 'better'.
<br><div class='shrinkable-quote'><br>> Raja_Kajiev wrote:
<br>> IMO, better way is to use setter:
<br>>
<br>> ce.setVisibility(false);
<br>>
<br>> Barker, Doug wrote:
<br>> Hi,
<br>> How do I have the overlays in a map turned off when the map starts up?
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