I am developing a web application that brings in a number of tileLayers and geoJSON layers. For the tile layers I have been able to do similar to this JSFiddle in that the layers appear depening on their zIndex value regardless of which layer was called in last.
I thought I would be able to do the same for geoJSONS, however when i add/ remove the layers, the last layer that is added in appears on the top, despite which order they have been written in.
After checking through the documentation I am to understand that the zIndex parameter only applies to tileLayers and at least in version 0.7.5 cannot be used with geoJSON.
I have read that a potential workaround is to use the bringToFront/Back() method, however this does not appear to work and I can't imagine will provide the best solution for reading in a large amount of geoJSONS.
If there is no official method with 0.7.5 is there at least a workaround? I have been bringing in the geoJSONS as below.
var testLayer = new L.geoJson(json_testdata, {style: testStyle});testLayer.addData(json_testdata);
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I thought I would be able to do the same for geoJSONS, however when i add/ remove the layers, the last layer that is added in appears on the top, despite which order they have been written in.
After checking through the documentation I am to understand that the zIndex parameter only applies to tileLayers and at least in version 0.7.5 cannot be used with geoJSON.
I have read that a potential workaround is to use the bringToFront/Back() method, however this does not appear to work and I can't imagine will provide the best solution for reading in a large amount of geoJSONS.
If there is no official method with 0.7.5 is there at least a workaround? I have been bringing in the geoJSONS as below.
var testLayer = new L.geoJson(json_testdata, {style: testStyle});testLayer.addData(json_testdata);
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