如何 select 在 OpenLayers 中重叠或相同几何图形的情况下具有覆盖功能

Question

I created a map in which an overlay is opened clicking on the features. But I have problem if more than one feature are in overlapping, or worse, when features have the same geometry.

I use this code to show the overlay. But when two features have the same geometry only one overlay is shown.

const overlayContainerElement = document.querySelector('.overlay-container');

    const overlayLayer = new ol.Overlay ({
        element: overlayContainerElement
    });
    map.addOverlay(overlayLayer);
    const overlayFeatureName = document.getElementById('feature-name');
    const overlayFeatureAdditionalinfo = document.getElementById('feature-additionalinfo');


    map.on('click', function(e){
        overlayLayer.setPosition(undefined);
        map.forEachFeatureAtPixel(e.pixel, function (feature, layer){
            let clickedCoordinate = e.coordinate;
            let clickedFeatureName = feature.get('Number')
            let clickedFeatureInfo = feature.get('Text');
            overlayLayer.setPosition(clickedCoordinate);
            overlayFeatureName.innerHTML = clickedFeatureName;
            overlayFeatureAdditionalinfo.innerHTML = clickedFeatureInfo;
        },
        {
            layerFilter: function(layerCandidate){
                if (layerCandidate.get('title') === "Title") {
                    return 1;
                }
            }
        })
    });

Any idea how to configure a way in order to select which feature detail I want to see? So after clicking, if two features are under the mouse, a sort of list is shown to select what overlay I want to open.

Answer 1

Instead of updating your overlay inside the map.forEachFeatureAtPixel method, you could use the map.forEachFeatureAtPixel method to collect all features that were clicked, and then work with an Array of features .

Something like this (untested / unfinished):

        var features = [];
        map.forEachFeatureAtPixel(e.pixel, function (feature, layer){
          features.push(feature);
        },
        {
            layerFilter: function(layerCandidate){
                if (layerCandidate.get('title') === "Title") {
                    return 1;
                }
            }
        });

        // And then, you could iterate on your features and show information as a list in your overlay.

        // todo - loop here
        /*
            let clickedCoordinate = e.coordinate;
            let clickedFeatureName = feature.get('Number')
            let clickedFeatureInfo = feature.get('Text');
            overlayLayer.setPosition(clickedCoordinate);
            overlayFeatureName.innerHTML = clickedFeatureName;
            overlayFeatureAdditionalinfo.innerHTML = clickedFeatureInfo;
        */

You could have your overlay show a list of results in a "summary" fashion, and clicking on one of the feature name (for example) could show its full details within the overlay.

HTH