Overlays disabled by default [#744506]

Newbie question: in the following code example...

[map baselayers="osm" extent="68.774414,11.381836,123.662109,34.628906" layers="1,2" 1="kml|http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/kml/sundials.kml|Sundials"
2="kml|http://code.google.com/intl/nl/apis/kml/documentation/KML_Samples.kml|KML Samples"
width="660" height="400"/]

what should I write to get the overlay layers 1,2 disabled/unchecked by default?
Thanks.

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	original.png	338.24 KB	ylebec
#2	visibility_false.png	276.27 KB	ylebec

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Comment #1

jpulles CreditAttribution: jpulles commented 17 March 2010 at 18:04

Category:

feature

» support

A code like

would make the second layer invisible by default.

Regards,
John

File	Size
visibility_false.png	276.27 KB
original.png	338.24 KB

but the code modified also the appearance of the lines and points, as I show you in the attached files. ¿Is there any way to fix this?
by the way... in order to learn about the mapping kit code, where should I start looking for? html? php?... I'm a total beginner with programming and I feel embarrassed about asking such stupid questions.

Comment #3

jpulles CreditAttribution: jpulles commented 19 March 2010 at 14:12

You can get the right appearance by using '|visibility=false,extractAttributes=true,extractStyles=true' instead of only the visibility.
By the way, the mapping kit code is mainly php that generates some javascript/html to interact with the javascript OpenLayers library.