get attributes value of a feature in rules about animatedcluster HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi noog,
when using the cluster strategy some features may satay alone, that is not clustered, and the feature remains the original.
Only when the algorith custers a set of features it creates a new feature to represent them wich contains the 'cluster' property and the 'count' attribute.

Your rules must take into account if the features are "single" features or "clustered" features.

Cheers.

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hello,
my rule count if the feature is single (less than 2)
but i can't get information (${poi_cat}) from the only point

my rule to determine is there is only one point

         var oneRule = new OpenLayers.Rule({

             filter: new OpenLayers.Filter.Comparison({
                 type: OpenLayers.Filter.Comparison.LESS_THAN,
                  property: "count",
                 value: 2
             }),
             symbolizer: {
                  fillOpacity: 1,
                opacity : 1,
                 externalGraphic: "/drawable-hdpi/theme/${poi_cat}.png",
                 graphicHeight: 50, graphicWidth: 50, 

graphicXOffset:-25, graphicYOffset:-25
}
});

thanks for your help

Le 18/11/2013 08:10, acanimal a écrit :

Hi noog,
when using the cluster strategy some features may satay alone, that is
not clustered, and the feature remains the original.
Only when the algorith custers a set of features it creates a new
feature to represent them wich contains the 'cluster' property and the
'count' attribute.

Your rules must take into account if the features are "single"
features or "clustered" features.

Cheers.

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When setting the style you can use a "context" function.
Take a look to the online OpenLayers Cookbook samples: http://acanimal.github.io/Openlayers-Cookbook/
Check the "Chpt07 - Styling clustered features". In that example I'm styling cluster features depending on the number of elemetns.
What you can do is to check if the feature.attribute.cluster exists or not and style the feature.
Cheers.

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thank you sooooo much !!! :)
this is the result

http://cusapp.com/themetest/noel

Le 25/11/2013 17:05, acanimal a écrit :

When setting the style you can use a "context" function.
Take a look to the online OpenLayers Cookbook samples:
http://acanimal.github.io/Openlayers-Cookbook/
Check the "Chpt07 - Styling clustered features". In that example I'm
styling cluster features depending on the number of elemetns.
What you can do is to check if the feature.attribute.cluster exists or
not and style the feature.
Cheers.

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