Latest Contributions by AnthonyKeogh1

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me to the unminified source code for the new Search Widget that is available in the ArcGIS for Javascript 3.13 API. It doesn't seem to be on the Esri Github site and I can only get the minified code from the download page on the developers site. Thanks for any info, Anto ... View more

Hello all, I am writing some code to use ArcGIS locators to geocode some addresses. I have this working correctly for Locators that return Point geometries using the AddressToLocations method, this works for single line and multi line addresses. But if a Locator that returns Polylines is used this method throws an error saying "Invalid Geometry", this seems to be because the results are expected to have a Point geometry in them but because I am using a Locator that returns Polylines the geometry can't be passed into the result. I have found a way to get around this for Polyline locators by using the FindAddresses method, it seems to work in a similar way to the AddressToLocations method except that it does not throw an error for the Polyline geometry, it just returns a null geometry, you can see the attributes in the singlLine image attached, note the X and Y are empty because the geometry is not a point. But there is an issue with this method too, multiline addresses do not seem to work with the FindAddress method, or at least not correctly. The candidates that come back from the multiline addresses when using FindAddresses seem to be empty, I would have expected that there would be no candidates if it could not find any features that matched, this can be seen in the multiline image. Just as an example I have attached a screenshot called inputs that show the values that are passed into AddressToLocations (for a point locator) or FindAddresses (for a polyline locator). These work correctly when used for a multiline search with the point locator but they do not work for multi line serching with the Polyline locator. So my main questions are: should an empty candidate be returned if no matching addresses are found? Is there a better way to geocode addresses using the Runtime SDK for WPF for a locator that does not return Point geometries and that works for both Single and Multi line searches? Thanks for any help, Anthony [ATTACH=CONFIG]31283[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]31284[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]31285[/ATTACH] ... View more

I am working on a custom edit widget for Flex. The widget will have the same functionality as the edit widget but it will also be able to create and edit features in a related feature class. So for example if you create a feature the editing pop-up will appear to allow you to enter the data for the feature based on the fields for that feature type as it usually does. The custom part is where the user can click an ???Add Related Feature??? button at the bottom of the pop-up. This should then append to the current list of editable fields in the pop-up, or otherwise display, the fields for a feature in the related feature class. Also the relationship is one ??? many, so the user will want to click the ???Add Related Feature??? button multiple times, each time adding all fields to the pop-up then enter their data. When the user clicks the submit button both feature classes should be updated with the new data. There is an example of editing a related feature so that part is ok, the main question is does anybody know the best way to get the fields from the related feature class and display them in the same manner as the normal edit widget pop-up? I can???t see which file is doing the parsing and control creation for the current pop-up. The only way I can think of to do it, is to query the layer for its fields and programmatically create the controls for each field. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks, Anthony ... View more