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I've added a dataset to a map and the cursor always changes to a pointer when the mouse moves over it. I asked your Cloud AI how to turn that behaviour off and it said to use 'clickable: false' in the styling, but that threw an error - no such function. Then it suggested that I should turn off all interaction via click and mouseover handlers, which I did, but it made no difference to the mouse cursor. Then your Cloud AI gave up, and said I'd need to cover the entire map with another layer, which seems silly.

Here's the class that implements the dataset:

export class DatasetLayers { constructor(map) { this.map = map this.layers = new Map() this.datasets = [ { // Holkham Park id: '9a1199de-19c6-483d-add8-4c3f24cd60a4', style: { fillColor: "#b8d8c0", fillOpacity: 1, clickable: false <- AI's first suggestion, but this doesn't work } } ] }

initialize() { this.datasets.forEach(dataset => { const layer = this.map.getDatasetFeatureLayer(dataset.id)

  if (!layer) {
    console.error(`Failed to create layer for dataset: ${dataset.id}`)
    return
  }

  // Apply dataset-level styling
  layer.style = () => dataset.style

  // Add the layer to the map
  this.layers.set(dataset.id, layer)
})

} }

AI then suggested this:

initialize() { this.datasets.forEach(dataset => { const layer = this.map.getDatasetFeatureLayer(dataset.id);

if (!layer) {
  console.error(`Failed to create layer for dataset: ${dataset.id}`);
  return;
}

layer.style = () => dataset.style; //Keep the styling

layer.addListener('click', (event) => {
  event.stop(); //Prevent default click action
});

//Optional: to prevent cursor change on hover, add these listeners:
layer.addListener('mouseover', (event) => {
    event.stop();
});
layer.addListener('mouseout', (event) => {
    event.stop();
});


this.layers.set(dataset.id, layer);

}); }

...which didn't work either. Then it suggested this:

initialize() { this.datasets.forEach(dataset => { const layer = this.map.getDatasetFeatureLayer(dataset.id);

if (!layer) {
  console.error(`Failed to create layer for dataset: ${dataset.id}`);
  return;
}

layer.style = () => dataset.style;

layer.addListener('click', (event) => {
  event.preventDefault(); // Correct method to stop default behavior
});

layer.addListener('mouseover', (event) => {
  event.preventDefault(); // Correct method to stop default behavior
});

layer.addListener('mouseout', (event) => {
  event.preventDefault(); // Correct method to stop default behavior
});

this.layers.set(dataset.id, layer);

}); }

And that didn't work either.

This seems like a glaring omission. AI suggested I report it to you as a bug.

Is there any straightforward way to prevent the cursor from changing to a pointer when moving over a dataset element? Or is this functionality missing from the API?

Thanks

Daryl