I have come up with a workaround to this issue. This works for my paticular case as I only need to deal with one feature at a time.This workaround acts like a toggle to show/close the AttributeInpector window.Click once on the feature and thefeature will be selected and have the AttributeInpector shown. Click a second time on the feature and the feature will be de-selected and the AttributeInpector will close.
//add listeners when the editor component is created.
editor.attributeInspector.addEventListener(AttributeInspectorEvent.SHOW_FEATURE,attribute_showHandler);
map.infoWindow.addEventListener(Event.CLOSE,attribute_closeHandler);
/**
* Removes listener from the attributeInspector's activeFeature.
*/
protected function attribute_closeHandler(event:Event):void
{
if (editor.attributeInspector.activeFeature)
{
editor.attributeInspector.activeFeature.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,attributeFeature_clickHandler);
}
}
/**
* Adds listener to the attributeInspector's activeFeature.
*/
protected function attribute_showHandler(event:AttributeInspectorEvent):void
{
event.feature.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,attributeFeature_clickHandler);
}
/**
* Clears the FeatureLayers selection. Clearing the selection will also trigger the attribute_closeHandler.
* Workaround to prevent the user moving the features vertices or moving the entire feature.
* Without this, the feature will show vertice's on the second click, and the entire graphic will be able to be moved on the third click,
* even with editor.updateGeometryEnabled="false".
*/
protected function attributeFeature_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
{
featureLayer.clearSelection();
}
