[Users] How to uncheck radionode when layer visibility is also false?

[Robert Buckley]

Hi,

I am using geoext 1.1 to display radio nodes in a tree. I would like to force the radio-node-checkbox to "false" when the layer visibility is also set to "false".


Below is the code out of my treepanel. 


As you can see, the tree-node-radio-button sets the active layer, and at the same time changes the layer visibility to "true" . I now want to change the radionode to checked="false" when the layer visibility is "false" ( because we can´t use the wmsgetfeatureinfo on a node which isn´t visibile!)

??????HELP?????? marks the spot!



        plugins: [
            new GeoExt.plugins.TreeNodeRadioButton({
                listeners: { // listener for the radiotreenode
                    "radiochange": function(node) {
                      //alert(node.text + " is now the active layer.");
                       
                       activeNode = node;
                              if(activeNode == node)
                                {activeNode.select.defer(100, node);
                                  featureInfo.activate();
                                  selLayer = node.layer;
                                  alert(node.text + "radio node");
                                  featureInfo.layers = [selLayer];
                                  

                                    node.layer.setVisibility(true); // changes the layer visibility to "true"  

                                }
                                else
                                {
                                  featureInfo.deactivate();
                                  
                                }
                    }
                }
            })
        ],
...
...other code...


        listeners: { // listener for the treenode
            'checkchange': function(node, checked) {
                if (checked === false) {

                    // set the radionode button to checked="false" ??????HELP??????
                    
                } 
            },


If anyone can see how I reference the node from here I would be most grateful,

yours,

Rob
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