Ah, so IE7 is probably blowing up because it passes a different type of object there (VML vs Canvas). Did not expect it would be different. Your help is very much appreciated.
My guess is this is due to the fact that IE uses canvas and everything else uses SVG. if you alert evt.graphic.symbol i bet you get different results in IE and others. YOu will have to do a dojo.isIE<9 and trap for canvas element or check dojox.gfx.renderer==="vml" and then do your event.
if( evt.graphic.hasOwnProperty("symbol") && evt.graphic.symbol.hasOwnProperty("type") && evt.graphic.symbol.type == "textsymbol") { // do something } else { // do something else }
We have an application required to run on IE7 and we've encountered a problem with an event object passed into a function during a dojo.connect "onclick". evt.graphic.symbol.type is coming in as "not defined" in IE7, but works in Firefox. The code:dojo.connect(this.map,"onClick", function(evt) {if(evt.graphic.symbol.type == "textsymbol"){ // do something}else{ // do something else}});Should this work in IE7?
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