Latest Contributions by ReneeMaxwell

Thank you Noah! That was in fact the problem. I had been firing the query after the map.on("layers-add-result") event, and had forgotten that I moved the query outside of this event when I was debugging another error. It is working fine now. ... View more

You will need to reconfigure your code to incorporate part of the code I originally posted, so that the infoWindow is positioned according the evt mapPoint. Something like so: on(featureLayerInstance, "click", function (evt) {         var graphic = evt.graphic; var countryName = evt.graphic.attributes.CNTRY_NAME;         console.log(" got countryName" + countryName);         var alertDetailUrl = getAlertDetailsUrl(countryName);         console.log(" alertDetailUrl " + alertDetailUrl);         dojo.xhrGet({               url: alertDetailUrl,               handleAs: 'json',               load: function(data){                   console.log("data ");                   var popUpData = getPopUpContent(data);                   map.infoWindow.setTitle(countryName);                   map.infoWindow.setContent(popUpData);                   map.infoWindow.show(evt.mapPoint);                   console.log(" complete ");               },               error: dojo.hitch(this, "failure")        }); }); ... View more

You should be able to do that, similar to the map click event but use the feature layer onclick event instead. on(featureLayerInstance, "click", function (evt) {         var graphic = evt.graphic; var countryName = evt.graphic.attributes.CNTRY_NAME; var template=new InfoTemplate();         console.log(" got countryName" + countryName);         var alertDetailUrl = getAlertDetailsUrl(countryName);         console.log(" alertDetailUrl " + alertDetailUrl);         dojo.xhrGet({               url: alertDetailUrl,               handleAs: 'json',               load: function(data){               console.log("data ");               var popUpData = getPopUpContent(data);               template.setTitle(countryName);               template.setContent(popUpData);        graphic.setInfoTemplate(template);               //You don't needto add the graphic to the map unless you want to give it a new selection symbol.        //map.graphics.add(graphic);        //graphic.show();               console.log(" complete ");               },                 error: dojo.hitch(this, "failure")        }); }); ... View more

Very good, thank you for the update! ... View more

Thank you, Derek. ... View more

This is how I accomplish this action, using the Identify Task: // Function to format info window content based on feature attributes function featureContent(feature) {        var type = feature.attributes["TYPE"];        var notes = feature.attributes["NOTES"];        var baseContent = "<strong>Type:</strong> " + type;        if (notes) { baseContent += "<br/><strong>Info:</strong> <span class='data'>" + notes + "</span>"; }        return baseContent; } var idTask = new IdentifyTask(mapUrl); var idParams = new IdentifyParams(); idParams.returnGeometry = true; idParams.layerIds = [56, 59]; idParams.layerOption = IdentifyParams.LAYER_OPTION_TOP; idParams.tolerance = 5; function infoTask(evt) {        idParams.geometry = evt.mapPoint;        idParams.width = map.width;        idParams.height = map.height;        idParams.mapExtent = map.extent;        idTask.execute(idParams, function (idResults) {            if (idResults[0]) {                array.forEach(idResults, function (result) {                     var selFeature = result.feature;                     map.infoWindow.setTitle(result.layerName);                     var content = featureContent(selFeature);                     map.infoWindow.setContent(content);                     map.infoWindow.show(evt.mapPoint);                 });             }         }, null); } on(map, "click", infoTask); ... View more

These services are also all unavailable: http://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services ... View more

I use the method described by dbecker above and it works fine. I have a page that loads data from a non-spatial table in SDE as a feature layer. Whenever a feature is selected, the attribute inspector is displayed and the user can edit values there. ... View more

I seem to have found a fix, assuming our problems are related. I was getting errors whenever I used getSelectedFeatures() to return a graphic and then pass that graphic to applyEdits(). Try using featureLayer.clearSelection() before you call applyEdits(). That seems to do the trick. In my case, I noticed that every time I called applyEdits(), the feature I just updated/deleted was firing 'onSelectionComplete', which would return null and throw errors. I have no idea why using getSelectedFeatures() before applyEdits() triggers a feature selection upon 'onEditsComplete', but there it is. I hope that helps! ... View more

FYI, I have encountered the same error under the same circumstances. It seems related to the use of featureLayer.getSelectedFeatures() to define the graphic. I have a function that fires whenever a feature is selected in my featureLayer, and that function is being triggered by the applyEdits() function somehow. Pretty strange behavior. ... View more

I've tried this in 3.2 and I am encountering the same problem with the Attribute Inspector. It fails on most (but not all) feature selection operations, despite the fact that the correct features have been properly selected. The attribute inspector will not load. The same error occurs in all feature layers: "TypeError: _38a.toLowerCase is not a function" Editor-all.js (line 19) I'd really love to know how to fix this. I'm updating an existing editing application and the ability to select features and edit attributes is critical. ... View more