[OpenLayers-Users] Draggable Markers on Openlayers.
BenJamin2007
ukliming at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 12 21:26:31 EDT 2007
Hi guys,
I downloaded the draggable Marker feature from
http://trac.openlayers.org/browser/sandbox/tschaub/feature/lib/OpenLayers/Control/DragMarker.js?rev=3459
and I make it work.
This feature will be released on version 2.6 I guess. But I would like to
put it forward because I have to use it for my current work.
Basically, there are 2 fundamental 'classes':
OpenLayers.Control.DragMarker
OpenLayers.Handler.Marker
This is how we add drag control to the markers.::::
map = new OpenLayers.Map('map');
markermanager = new OpenLayers.Layer.Markers(" marker layer ");
var DragControl=new OpenLayers.Control.DragMarker(markermanager);
map.addControl(DragControl);
DragControl.activate();
Easy, Simple, Good!
I also had this code in my javascript:
a_marker=new OpenLayers.Marker(new OpenLayers.LonLat(-72,42));
a_marker.events.register("mouseup", null, function(evt){
// Do something.
333 // option 2: intend to creat an error
here.
}
But here is my Problem: If I add the customer event handler.... When
I drag the a_marker, I can drag it.. but after I release my left button, the
a_marker won't go release.. The marker keep sticking to the mouse. Seems
that the 'mouseup' event has not been passed to the DragHandler.....
The ONLY way I can solve this problem is to create an error at the end of
the event function, like this:
a_marker.events.register("mouseup", null, function(evt){
// Do something.
333 // intend to creat an error here.
}
Here are the ways I tried, but failed!!!!
a_marker.events.register("mouseup", a_marker, function(evt){
// Do something.
map.Event.Stop(evt);
}
a_marker.events.register("mouseup", map, function(evt){
// Do something.
map.Event.Stop(evt);
}
a_marker.events.register("mouseup", null, function(evt){
// Do something.
map.Event.Stop(evt);
}
SO, Some body Help me.
Thank a lot!!!
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