Either an Observable (for observable bindings) or a regular object (if arg1 is a string)
If arg0 is an Observable, a function or scope object. Otherwise, an event name (to use with dojo.connect).
If arg0 is an Observable, a function handler.
Destroys the object completely
Disposes any bindings tracked by this object.
The filter based on which the layers are included in the 'items' collection. Can be modified at runtime. Override this method in a sub class to define the filter.
Recursively walks the tree of items and returns a flat array of all items.
all LayerSelectorItems of any depth.
Gets a language resource from the Application's resource dictionary, given a key, and optional locale. Returns null if the resource does not exist.
The locale of the resource to fetch. Defaults to the current application locale.
The handler that is invoked when all layers are disabled. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
The handler that is invoked when all layers are set to enabled. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
The handler for a layer state change event. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
Override or attach to provide custom clean-up behaviour.
This handler fires exactly once when the layer selector is initialized. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
Called when a new LayerSelectorFolderItem is created. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
The item created.
Called when a new LayerSelectorLayerItem is created. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
The item created.
Called when a new LayerSelectorServiceLayerItem is created. Override this method in a sub class to define the handler.
The item created.
Tracks a subscription to an {@link geocortex.framework.commands.Command}, disposing it when this object is disposed with the destroy method.
Tracks a subscription to an {@link geocortex.framework.events.Event}, disposing it when this object is disposed with the destroy method.
Binds a handler to an Observable or to a dojo.connect. Binding to an Observable:
``` this.auto(someObservable, function (newValue) { });
with explicit scope:
this.auto(someObservable, this, function (newValue) { });
Alternately, pass an event name as a string to use dojo.connect:this.auto(window, "onclick", function () { }); ```