GeoExtux_RedLiningPanel

This widget is directly taken from the GeoExt.ux eXtensions. Basically, it’s a panel that controls drawing and editing of vector features on a blank vector layer. It’s also possible to import external features from files and to do the same for export.

See also

http://trac.geoext.org/wiki/ux/Redlining

Note

Resources linked to this widget won’t have their vector layer linked to it. This is a feature that should be available when the widget would support multiple layers.

Note

This widget should be included only once.

XML Sample

Sample configuration.

<geoextux_redliningpanel>
  <name>W_MyRedLiningPanel</name>
  <options>
    <title>MyRedLiningPanel</title>
  </options>
</geoextux_redliningpanel>

Sample configuration with import disabled

<geoextux_redliningpanel>
  <name>W_MyRedLiningPanel</name>
  <options>
    <import>false</import>
  </options>
</geoextux_redliningpanel>

How to ‘draw’ the widget

You can either draw the widget in a standard panel with the drawWidgets template or add it to a GeoExtToolbar widget.

Warning

You can’t draw this widget in toolbar and a panel at the same time.

Note

When added to a toolbar, the options normally in the panel won’t be availables. Only the widget buttons are added to the toolbar.

Here’s an example on how to add the widget to a GeoExtToolbar :

<geoexttoolbar>
  <name>W_MyGeoExtToolbar</name>
  <options>
    <widgets>
      <widget>W_MyGeoExtuxRedLiningPanel</widget>
    </widgets>
  </options>
</geoexttoolbar>

Here’s an example on how to draw the widget in a panel with the drawWidgets template

<xsl:call-template name="geoextux_redliningpanel:drawWidgets">
  <xsl:with-param name="pContainer">
    <xsl:text>oWestPanel</xsl:text>
  </xsl:with-param>
</xsl:call-template>

Mandatory Options

There are no mandatory options for this widget.

Optional Options

You can define any valid Ext.form.FormPanel options. Here are some of them you might find useful to define :

title:The text to display on top of the panel.

Here’s the list of widget-specific options you can define

import:Can be true or false. If not defined, true is the default value. Add the import button. export:Can be true or false. If not defined, true is the default value. Add the export button. styler:The type of styler to use (none used if not defined, which is the default behavior). Possible values are : combobox. popupOptions:Can have any GeoExt.Popup valid option. See below for some examples. popupOptions/anchored:  Can be true or false. If not defined, true is the default value. Anchors the popup to the feature. popupOptions/unpinnable:  Can be true or false. If not defined, true is the default value. Allows the popup to be unanchored to the feature. popupOptions/draggable:  Can be true or false. If not defined, false is the default value. While the popup is anchored to a feature, it mustn’t be draggable. If you want to set this to true, you must set both unpinnable and anchored options to false. vectorlayer:(String) The name of the VectorLayer widget to use its defined OpenLayers.Layer.Vector instead of letting this widget creating its own.

Service Type

N/A

Widget Action

N/A