Latest Contributions by JoshHevenor

The Linux file server seems like a solid option. I assume it's at least twice the price of what using EFS would be though?  Definitely more setup and maintenance to deal with.   ... View more

The cluster layer inherits from graphics layer, so from the server side I think it should be considered a graphics layer.  I think the problem is that some of the graphics depend on the classBreaksRenderer and some some (singles, labels) don't. Yes, thanks for submitting to the Ideas list. ... View more

You can find this on ESRI's github as well:  https://github.com/Esri/cluster-layer-js ... View more

I would suggest following the example I posted. featureCollection.featureSet.features is an array built from the contents of your database featureCollection.layerDefinition will need to be modified to match your data (geometry  type, field list...).  This can be built programmatically from your features if you want to make it generic. Use the chrome debug tools to inspect the example for formats. You may need to change the format of what you're storing in the database currently. Also, each of your records will need a unique OBJECTID, that's messed me up in the past. Finally,  if you're fetching from a database and are presenting this data using some server side script, then you might consider creating a GeoRSS or CSV service.  There's already support for these formats in the API and it might be an easier approach than what you're attempting. GeoRSSLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript CSVLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Best of luck ... View more

The API docs on the IdentityManager detail the event I used. There are some  samples that get into some detail.  See the LocalStorage sample. The snip I posted adds a listener on the sign-in window for when the submit button is clicked, then reads the username out of the textbox on the form.  I just used the chrome debug tools to inspect the form elements. ... View more

It looks like this is built with emberjs and not one of the Dojo widgets that come with the API. Ember.js - A framework for creating ambitious web applications. You might get an approximation with a FeatureTable FeatureTable | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript ... View more

Just first thoughts...Your declares look a little scant in your definition of my.GeoLayer. I would try to write this using as much AMD as you can.   Also, you're my.GeoLayer is defined with  DynamicMapServiceLayer and not a wmslayer. ... View more

This is a little hacky but doesn't require the server side.  Won't work if you're using windows authentication on IIS /  auto-login. It needs the signIn window. // requires "esri/IdentityManager","dojo/aspect" // When a signIn window is shown IdentityManager.on("dialog-create", function(){        // reference to dialog     var dlg = this.dialog;           var getUser = function(){               var username = dlg.txtUser_.get('value');                        // ...            };     // Listen for submit and grab username before the dialog is destroyed     aspect.before(dlg, "execute_", getUser);     aspect.before(dlg.btnSubmit_, "onClick", getUser); }); ... View more

This exists... https://js.arcgis.com/4.0beta2/init.js ... View more

Have you updated the proxy.config and added your server?  Could describe some of your setup? ... View more

The biggest newbie problem in JavaScript is scope.  There are lots of articles, for instance: Scope and this in JavaScript The "dojo/base/lang" library has a function called hitch() that gets used for this often. As for .NET,  I would suggest doing whatever you can in JavaScript with stock ArcGIS services. When you run across cases that don't fit nicely then consider writing services in .net (our org. has a few c# services for these cases).   ... View more

I'm sure someone will have an easier way that I've missed. If there's a mapservice along with your featureservice you can inspect the legend info: ..../arcgis/rest/services/layer/MapServer/legend?f=pjson Filter the response by layerName and you can either construct the appropriate URL, or use the imageData to inline your image. ... View more