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I am using an EasyButton for showing a sidebar in a Leaflet map. Now I want to restrict the functionalities inside the sidebar in that way, that they only are accessible when the sidebar is opened. My plan was to ask for the current state of the easybutton, but I apparently don't know exactly how.

Here the code for the easyButton:

navi_button = L.easyButton({
 states:[{
    stateName: 'openSidebar',
    icon: 'fa fa-route',
    title: 'Navigation öffnen',
    onClick: function(control){
        sidebar.show();
        control.state('closeSidebar');
        }
    },{
    stateName: 'closeSidebar',
    icon: 'fa fa-route',
    title: 'Navigation schließen',
    onClick: function(control){
        sidebar.hide();
        control.state('openSidebar');
        }

    }]
});
navi_button.addTo(map);

Then it should follow like that (incorrect code):

if (navi_button.state() ==  openSidebar){
...[sidebar functions]...
}
else{};

Is there a way to get the current state of an easybutton?

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You can get state of control in navi_button._currentState.stateName property, so your check would be something like

if (navi_button._currentState.stateName == 'openSidebar'){
...[sidebar functions]...
}
else{};
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  • Wouldn't it be better to use === in order to exactly check for equality? – Stefan Jan 3 at 16:16
  • Thank you! The approach I provided doesn't work though, but at least I can keep building on it – pascatl Jan 3 at 16:17
  • @Stefan Generally yes but in this case it's not really important. – TomazicM Jan 3 at 16:22
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As of EasyButton 2.4.0 you will be able to use control.state() (without arguments) to retrieve the current control state.

Source: https://github.com/CliffCloud/Leaflet.EasyButton/issues/87#issuecomment-453200962

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