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I was inspired by this post How to edit an existing layer using leaflet? I can click on an item to make it editable. But this does not "activate" the drawControl to allow me to click save or cancel, so I have not found out how I can catch an "edited" event to store the updated feature to my db? Is there a way I can toggle the edit function for the drawControl to utilize the save/cancel after I manually made a layer editable? onEachFeature: function (feature, layer) { layer.on('click', function(e){ if(selectedFeature) selectedFeature.editing.disable(); selectedFeature = e.target; e.target.editing.enable(); }); As noted by TomazicM. drawnItems.addLayer(e.target); need to go inside the onEachFeature function. To make the save/cancel option to show up I faked a button click on the edit button. document.querySelector(".leaflet-draw-edit-edit").click(); To fake a click on cancel button document.querySelector("ul li:last-child a").click();

I was inspired by this post How to edit an existing layer using leaflet? I can click on an item to make it editable. But this does not "activate" the drawControl to allow me to click save or cancel, so I have not found out how I can catch an "edited" event to store the updated feature to my db? Is there a way I can toggle the edit function for the drawControl to utilize the save/cancel after I manually made a layer editable? onEachFeature: function (feature, layer) { layer.on('click', function(e){ if(selectedFeature) selectedFeature.editing.disable(); selectedFeature = e.target; e.target.editing.enable(); }); As noted by TomazicM. drawnItems.addLayer(e.target); need to go inside the onEachFeature function. To make the save/cancel option to show up I faked a button click on the edit button. document.querySelector(".leaflet-draw-edit-edit").click(); To fake a click on cancel button document.querySelector("ul li:last-child a").click();

I was inspired by this post How to edit an existing layer using leaflet? I can click on an item to make it editable. But this does not "activate" the drawControl to allow me to click save or cancel, so I have not found out how I can catch an "edited" event to store the updated feature to my db? Is there a way I can toggle the edit function for the drawControl to utilize the save/cancel after I manually made a layer editable? onEachFeature: function (feature, layer) { layer.on('click', function(e){ if(selectedFeature) selectedFeature.editing.disable(); selectedFeature = e.target; e.target.editing.enable(); }); As noted by TomazicM. drawnItems.addLayer(e.target); need to go inside the onEachFeature function. To make the save/cancel option to show up I faked a button click on the edit button. document.querySelector(".leaflet-draw-edit-edit").click(); To fake a click on cancel button document.querySelector("ul li:last-child a").click();

I was inspired by this post How to edit an existing layer using leaflet? I can click on an item to make it editable. But this does not "activate" the drawControl to allow me to click save or cancel, so I have not found out how I can catch an "edited" event to store the updated feature to my db? Is there a way I can toggle the edit function for the drawControl to utilize the save/cancel after I manually made a layer editable? onEachFeature: function (feature, layer) { layer.on('click', function(e){ if(selectedFeature) selectedFeature.editing.disable(); selectedFeature = e.target; e.target.editing.enable(); }); As noted by TomazicM. drawnItems.addLayer(e.target); need to go inside the onEachFeature function. To make the save/cancel option to show up I faked a button click on the edit button. document.querySelector(".leaflet-draw-edit-edit").click(); To fake a click on cancel button document.querySelector("ul li:last-child a").click();

I was inspired by this post How to edit an existing layer using leaflet? I can click on an item to make it editable. But this does not "activate" the drawControl to allow me to click save or cancel, so I have not found out how I can catch an "edited" event to store the updated feature to my db? Is there a way I can toggle the edit function for the drawControl to utilize the save/cancel after I manually made a layer editable? onEachFeature: function (feature, layer) { layer.on('click', function(e){ if(selectedFeature) selectedFeature.editing.disable(); selectedFeature = e.target; e.target.editing.enable(); }); As noted by TomazicM. drawnItems.addLayer(e.target); need to go inside the onEachFeature function. To make the save/cancel option to show up I faked a button click on the edit button. document.querySelector(".leaflet-draw-edit-edit").click(); To fake a click on cancel button document.querySelector("ul li:last-child a").click();

I was inspired by this post How to edit an existing layer using leaflet? I can click on an item to make it editable. But this does not "activate" the drawControl to allow me to click save or cancel, so I have not found out how I can catch an "edited"…