callback click does'nt work after a click on the NavToolBar

jclb: The issue is not a regression, because it uses the SelectFeature control with multiple layers, which is a new feature in 2.8.

Looking at the code (which would be easier readable if provided as attachment), I see at least one thing that cannot work: you assign

NavControl.controls[0].defaultDblClick = doubleClick;

before defining the doubleClick callback.

To investigate the issue, you would at least have to provide everything needed to run your code. Either as a publicly accessable url, or with all required files in a zip. This will, however, still not make investigating it a fun experience. The best option would be to create a stripped down example showing your issue, preferrably based on one of the OpenLayers examples, with just the pieces of code added that make it not work.

code

Hello,

Sorry for the code in the message. I didn't found how to attach the file. You can try the application on this beta URL http://ns202439.ovh.net/VDT3. I can't send you all the code, it's principally PHP code whith many librairies, PEAR, SMARTY... I generate dynamic KML files for the data with a special KML for style (see sample of KML files in attachement)

If it's necessary I could do a static sampler of the application, but not yet, to much work to do.

Thank's for your help

The issue reported here is an application issue: the NavToolbar control is a control panel, and its controls claim the same events as the SelectFeature control. This means that the SelectFeature control needs to be deactivated when activating the ZoomBox control, and vice versa. The easiest way to do this is probably adding the SelectFeature control to the NavToolbar panel (i.e. NavControl.addControls([selectControl]) instead of map.addControl(selectControl)). The selectControl must also be initialized with the "type: OpenLayers.Control.TYPE_TOOL" option to make that work correctly. Finally, to have the selectControl active by default, you have to say NavControl.activateControl(selectControl) after adding it.

jclb: If you need more help, please ask on the users list.

It works very with OpenLayers 2.7, you can see it at this URL : http://www.veilleurs-du-temp.fr I've just done a correction in KML.js for the URL style who works in 2.8 RC6. The only difference in the kml.js file is that I work with a single layer instead of an array of layers. I've tried 2.8 RC6 with a single layer, same code, and it doesn't work.

I've tried your solution see js.zip without succes.

Does it means that there's no compatibilty between 2.7 and 2.8 ?

jclb: the kml.js files of both applications show more differences, so it is impossible to investigate this further. If you can provide a simplified example (as explained in my first comment), we can have another look at this.

Hi,

I send you a new kml.js (js2.zip) with what you asked me exactly.

Doesn't work better.

Here's the diff between the two olders files :

< function doClick(feature) { ---

function doClick(feature) {

182,183c182,186 < new Array(map.layers[1],map.layers[2]) , < {callbacks: {'click':doClick}} ---

//new Array(map.layers[1],map.layers[2]) , map.layers[2], {callbacks: {'click':doClick} ,type: OpenLayers.Control.TYPE_TOOL }

185,186c188,191 < map.addControl(selectControl); < selectControl.activate(); ---

//map.addControl(selectControl); //selectControl.activate(); NavControl.addControls([selectControl]) NavControl.activateControl(selectControl)

Instead of a array of layers, I've put one layer -> new Array(map.layers[1],map.layers[2]) , < {callbacks: {'click':doClick}}

//new Array(map.layers[1],map.layers[2]) , map.layers[2],

I've haded the type in the selectControl as you asked me->

,type: OpenLayers.Control.TYPE_TOOL

And I've put the select control in the NavControl instead of the map -> < map.addControl(selectControl); < selectControl.activate(); ---

//map.addControl(selectControl); //selectControl.activate(); NavControl.addControls([selectControl]) NavControl.activateControl(selectControl)

Thank's

navtoolbar with properly configured selectfeature control

jclb: see my attached example. It shows you how to configure the control properly.

With regards to this ticket: without the activate/deactivate handlers (lines 31-37 in the attached example), we see that with OL 2.7, selecting features still works when turning the navigation back on. But clickout does not. With OL 2.8, neither selecting nor clickout works. In either case, the right way to use selectfeature with navtoolbar is shown in the attachment, and doing it without activate/deactivate handlers for the navigation control will result in weird behavior with 2.7 as well with 2.8. This means that the ticket can be closed, the issue comes from leaving the SelectFeature control activated when activating/deactivating the ZoomBox control, which is not good practice (why? with the ZoomBox control active, zoom in by clicking on the feature. it will be selected. was that intended?.

Hi,

Many thank's for your help. It works very well. It's not really intuitive but It works.

Thank's again !