Latest Contributions by BenDouglas

YES! I was comparing graphics instead of comparing geometries. Had to change both feature.geometry and also touchPoint to touchCircle and it worked beautifully. This should resolve my issue. Thanks Thomas! ... View more

So after some frustrating testing without errors, I think I've realized that the Query functions only work for FeatureLayers that are not client-side -only services on a server- and the graphics I am working with are all stored local inside the source attribute of the FeatureLayer (in my code it's named displayRoutesLayer). So I tried to use the second option of your first post and came up with something like this: var touchCircle = new Circle({      center: event.mapPoint,      radius: 10 * view.extent.width / view.width }); var touchPoint = new Graphic({      geometry: touchCircle,      symbol: polygonStyle }); view.graphics.add(touchPoint); var features = displayRoutesLayer.source.items; console.log("features", features); for (i = 0, il = features.length; i < il; i++) {      console.log("comparing:", features[i].attributes.ZIP_CRID);      console.log("intersects:", geometryEngine.intersects(features[i], touchPoint)); }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ I was trying to use the geometryEngine's intersects() function using each of the polyline graphics and the circle polygon, but its giving me back "Uncaught TypeError: d.getCacheValue is not a function" when it tries to run that. Am I using this the right way? I can't immediately see where the issue is... I like the idea of your rasterized hitTest calls, but I'd prefer to use this intersects function because I may be using it later as I develop the application for improved processes. ... View more

These both sound like great solutions! I'll do some testing on it tomorrow. Thanks! ... View more