We have a RadMap that contains several InformationLayers:
1. Customer data (ellipse)
2. Customer data labels (text block)
3. Selection (MapRectangle)
4. Shapefile (any combination of MapPinPoint, MapPolygon, TextBlock, MapLine, MapPolyline)
We also use Bing as our MapProvider.
We allow the customer to configure these layers (color, on/off, etc).
The problem we are having is, if there are several Shape files that need to be added to the map - sometimes the objects cover one another.
Is there a way to control the drawing order of those layers (like z-index)?
Or is the only solution to enforce an Opacity of less than 1.0 for the Items in the Shapefile Layer?
Thank you.
1. Customer data (ellipse)
2. Customer data labels (text block)
3. Selection (MapRectangle)
4. Shapefile (any combination of MapPinPoint, MapPolygon, TextBlock, MapLine, MapPolyline)
We also use Bing as our MapProvider.
We allow the customer to configure these layers (color, on/off, etc).
The problem we are having is, if there are several Shape files that need to be added to the map - sometimes the objects cover one another.
Is there a way to control the drawing order of those layers (like z-index)?
Or is the only solution to enforce an Opacity of less than 1.0 for the Items in the Shapefile Layer?
Thank you.
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Hello Charlie,
The RadMap does not support property like ZIndex for information layers. The RadMap is an items control. It contains information layers as its items. So, they are rendered according to their position in Items property.
The Opacity property is supported for map shapes as well as for the information layer.
Regards,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
The RadMap does not support property like ZIndex for information layers. The RadMap is an items control. It contains information layers as its items. So, they are rendered according to their position in Items property.
The Opacity property is supported for map shapes as well as for the information layer.
Regards,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
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