Latest Contributions by TristanForward2

I found this code very helpful. I have added a text box and area text box to allow for a subject and comment block to be added to the email. I know that my coding is very crude, and I'm looking for input on how to better write it. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <viewer:BaseWidget xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"        xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"        xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"        xmlns:viewer="com.esri.viewer.*"> <fx:Script>   <![CDATA[    import com.esri.ags.geometry.MapPoint;    import com.esri.ags.utils.WebMercatorUtil;       import mx.controls.Alert;       [Bindable]    private var EmailComment:String;          // Sends data to email file     // Ref: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/41459-Create-Email-with-Hyperlink-to-share-map-extent     // Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6841136/mailto-with-attachments-in-flex-or-air-applications     // Ref: http://zoomquiet.org/res/scrapbook/ZqSKM/data/20100419224556/          private function mailme():void    {     var currentCenter:MapPoint = (map.extent.center) as MapPoint;     var u:String = "";      u+= "mailto:mappers@site.com";      u+= "?";      u+= "subject=";      u+= emailSubject.text;      u+= " ";      u+= "&body=http://url/siteweb/?center="       + myDegreeFormatter.format(currentCenter.x)       + ","       + myDegreeFormatter.format(currentCenter.y)       + "%26"       + "scale="       + Math.round(map.scale)       + "%0D%0A" + "%0D%0A" //Creates two blank lines       + emailComment.text;      var url:URLRequest= new URLRequest(u);      navigateToURL(url);    }       private function getURLParameters():Object    {     var result:URLVariables = new URLVariables();         try     {      if (ExternalInterface.available)      {       // Use JavaScript to get the search string from the current browser location.       // Use substring() to remove leading '?'.       // See http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/flash/external/ExternalInterface.html       var search:String = ExternalInterface.call("location.search.substring", 1);       if (search && search.length > 0)       {        result.decode(search);       }      }     }     catch (error:Error)     {      Alert.show(error.toString());     }         return result;    }       private function setMapLocation():void    {     var params:Object = getURLParameters();     if (params["ll"])     {      var latlong:Array = String(params.ll).split(",");      if (latlong.length == 2)      {       map.centerAt(new MapPoint(latlong[1], latlong[0]));      }     }     if (params["scale"])     {      map.scale = params.scale;     }    }   ]]> </fx:Script> <fx:Declarations>   <mx:NumberFormatter id="myDegreeFormatter"        precision="0"        useThousandsSeparator="false"/> </fx:Declarations> <viewer:WidgetTemplate id="passURL"  widgetTitle="Pass URL" width="100%" height="100%">     <s:VGroup id="groupURL">          <s:Label     text="Subject: "/>    <s:TextInput id="emailSubject"/>    <s:Label     text="Comment: "/>    <s:TextArea id="emailComment"     maxChars="250"/>    <s:Button click="mailme()"        fontSize="12"        fontWeight="bold"        label="Report Error"/>      </s:VGroup>   </viewer:WidgetTemplate> </viewer:BaseWidget> ... View more

I think I found the place in the code, similar to your example but with some changes. From what I gather I can use the string.replace as a starting point for my function. Since the repl parameter in the .replace can also be a function. See below, sound correct? if (queryLayer)     {      var query:Query = new Query();      var myPattern:RegExp = /\[value\]/g;      var expr:String;           // adds quotes to the string to be used for SQL query      value = value.replace("'","''");      expr = queryExpr.replace(myPattern, mySubStringFunctionResult);      query.where = expr;      query.outSpatialReference = map.spatialReference;      if(queryDefExpr != "")       queryLayer.definitionExpression = queryDefExpr;      queryLayer.queryFeatures(query, new AsyncResponder(onResult, onFault, queryFields));      showMessage(loadingLabel, true);      showStateResults(); ... View more

I am encountering a problem where say I select a feature and the results appear in the data grid. If I then select another feature (tool still active) the results in the data grid are not updated until I hover over the record. What I need is a event listener that listens for each new redraw and refreshes the results. My question is where would I put this in the code? Thanks ... View more

Ok, so some of the widget is working however still get NaN (not a number) as shown here. Any ideas to why? [ATTACH=CONFIG]11615[/ATTACH] ... View more

UPDATE: Figured out what was effecting the coordinates... My Extents! <map wraparound180="true" initialextent="-57193000 5667000 -50956000 8828000" fullextent="-20000000 -20000000 20000000 20000000" top="40"> If I use the default extents that come with the flex viewer <map wraparound180="true" initialextent="-14083000 3139000 -10879000 5458000" fullextent="-20000000 -20000000 20000000 20000000" top="40"> It works fine, use this tool to determine your extents, whatever way I did before messed it up. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/flex/samples/index.html#/Map_Extent_and_Mouse_Coordinates/01nq0000002w000000/ ... View more

UPDATE: I created a new flex viewer with the coordinate menu widget, Vancouver now shows up correctly. X: -13706323.186011488 Y: 6320134.462034756 So something is wrong with my original flex viewer, if you have any ideas of what to fix that would be great. ... View more

UPDATE: Did a little test, maybe this will help narrow things down. Copy Map X Y Coordinates to clipboard Vancouver My Map X: -53780981.811385006 Y: 6318025.736052506 Vancouver Coordinate Menu Widget X: -13707478.753861206 Y: 6320901.449768862 Vancouver: MyMap with Operational Layer Projected in WGS 1984 Web Mercator X: -53781471.008366026 Y: 6318514.933033532 Map Service is not public but I think you looking for this information. I noticed that the Spatial Reference is 3857 and not 102101 or 4326, issue? VWeb (MapServer) View In:   ArcMap   ArcGIS Explorer   ArcGIS JavaScript   Google Earth   ArcGIS.com Map View Footprint In:   Google Earth Service Description: Map Name: Layers All Layers and Tables Layers:     Base (0)         Surface_Features (1)         Seismic Line (2)         Urban (3)             Urban Center (4)             Community (5)             Towns (6)         Water (7)             Annotation_Water_20K (8)                 Annotation Class 1 (9)             Annotation_Water_50K (10)                 Annotation Class 1 (11)             Water_Line_20k (12)             Water_Line_50k (13)             Water_Polygon_20k (14)             Water_Polygon_50k (15)             Water_Line_250K (16)             Water_Polygon_Islands_250K (17)             Water_Polygon_2mil (18)             Water_Line_2mil (19)             Water_Pacfic_oc_Provincial_Shoreline (20)         Roads (21)             Roads x1 (22)             Roads x2 (23)             Roads x3 (24)     Oil & Gas (25)         Wellsites (26)         Pipeline_R/W (27)     Grids (28)         UTM_TARGET (29)         BCGS_Index (30)         PNG (31)             P&NG Group (32)             Letter Block (33)             Unit (34)         Number Block (35)         Mapsheet (36)         District_Lots (37)     Administrative Boundaries (38)         Land_Use_Background (39)         Tenure (40)     Forestry (41)         Cutblocks (42) Tables: Description: Copyright Text: Spatial Reference: 3857 Single Fused Map Cache: false Intial Extent:     XMin: -13458714.8258235     YMin: 7595516.94052755     XMax: -13431961.8659237     YMax: 7606370.99854403     Spatial Reference: 3857 Full Extent:     XMin: -18305842.9979     YMin: 5552185.1391     XMax: 840681.6802     YMax: 14793217.5532     Spatial Reference: 3857 Units: esriMeters Supported Image Format Types: PNG32,PNG24,PNG,JPG,DIB,TIFF,EMF,PS,PDF,GIF,SVG,SVGZ,BMP Document Info:     Title:     Author:     Comments:     Subject:     Category:     Keywords:     AntialiasingMode: None     TextAntialiasingMode: Force Supported Interfaces:   REST   SOAP Supported Operations:   Export Map   Identify   Find   Generate KML ... View more

Here is my code. Geographic Coordinate Systems http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisserver/10.0/apis/rest/index.html?gcs.html     -->    <coordinateSystems>   <coordinateSystem name="NAD 1983 UTM Zone 10" wkid="26910" decimals="4"/>   <coordinateSystem name="NAD 1927 UTM Zone 10" wkid="26710" decimals="4"/>   <coordinateSystem name="Web Mercator" wkid="102101" decimals="4"/>   <coordinateSystem name="GCS WGS 1984 (Decimal Degrees)" wkid="4326" decimals=""/>   <coordinateSystem name="World Mercator" wkid="54004" decimals="4"/> <!-- <coordinateSystem name="GCS WGS 1984 (Decimal Degrees)" wkid="4326" decimals="2"/> -->    </coordinateSystems>    <!-- Zoom To Coordinate Scale --> <zoomScale>5000</zoomScale>    </configuration> I tried the default code and still get the same problem, shows up as NaN for Lat / Long. If I turn off my operational layers, and only run the base maps, I still run into the same problem. ... View more

I get the following "NaN" in all boxes. Yet I still have Lat / Long being displayed in the bottom left corner of the map. I am using the geometry service that comes default with this widget, if I use my own service or another esri geometry service it says cannot find projection.... Any ideas on what is wrong. I am using the correct WKID's for my Coordinate systems drop down. And my .mxd was projected to WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere).  [ATTACH=CONFIG]11603[/ATTACH] UPDATE: I turned off all basemaps and left only my operational layer, the tool now somewhat works. I think it has to do with my projection of my .mxd and that of ESRI basemaps. Does it Matter that I am using WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere) instead of just WGS 1984 Web Mercator? One other thing to note is that the Lat/Long still does not show up [ATTACH=CONFIG]11604[/ATTACH] ... View more

You can try something like this featureLayer.minScale = 100000; <!--Min scale at which appears--> featureLayer.maxScale = 0; or Within the declarations tags <esri:GraphicsLayer id="myGraphicsLayer" minScale="1500000"/> Go here for overall understanding http://resources.esri.com/help/9.3/arcgisserver/apis/flex/apiref/com/esri/ags/layers/Layer.html#isInScaleRange ... View more

@KenBuja OK so I was able to get it to run without errors using the code you provided. I added dg.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_CLICK, dg_ItemRollOver, false, 0, true); dg.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_ROLL_OUT, dg_ItemRollOut, false, 0 ,true); dg.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_ROLL_OVER, dg_ItemRollOver, false, 0, true); as well as the following code. I think there is something wrong in my function findGraphicByAttribute(attributes:Object):Graphic but I'm not to sure. The most frustrating thing is the first part of the code works (the mouse events) but not the second half... any thoughts would be most appreciated. //Creates graphic for each point, adds attribute data for each point to array           var results:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection;                     function onResult(featureSet:FeatureSet, token:Object = null):void           {            if (featureSet.features.length > 0)            {             for each (var myGraphic3:Graphic in featureSet.features)             {              //Adds a mouseover event for the graphic              myGraphic3.addEventListener( MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, onMouseOver );              myGraphic3.addEventListener( MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, onMouseOut );                           myGraphic3.symbol = resultsSymbol;              myGraphicsLayer.add(myGraphic3);              results.addItem(myGraphic3.attributes);              map.addLayer(myGraphicsLayer);                           dg.visible = true;              dg.dataProvider = results;                           function onMouseOver( event : MouseEvent ) : void              {               var graphic : Graphic = Graphic( event.target );               graphic.symbol = highlightSymbol;                             for each( var attributes : Object in dg.dataProvider )               {                if (attributes === graphic.attributes)                {                 dg.selectedIndex = (dg.dataProvider as ArrayCollection).getItemIndex(attributes)                     }               }                        dg.scrollToIndex(dg.selectedIndex);              }                           function onMouseOut( event : MouseEvent ) : void              {                                Graphic( event.target ).symbol = resultsSymbol;                          dg.selectedIndex = -1;                  }                          function dg_ItemRollOut(event:ListEvent):void              {               findGraphicByAttribute(event.itemRenderer.data).symbol = resultsSymbol;              }                           function dg_ItemRollOver(event:ListEvent):void              {               findGraphicByAttribute(event.itemRenderer.data).symbol = highlightSymbol;              }                           function findGraphicByAttribute(attributes:Object):Graphic               {               for each (var graphic:Graphic in myGraphicsLayer.graphicProvider)              {               if (graphic.attributes == attributes)               {                return graphic;               }              }              return null;              }             }                          } ... View more

So I have been still playing around with this... I have added the following to the datagrid itemRollOut="onItemRollOver(event)" itemRollOver="onItemRollOut(event)"> I now get the following error Type 1180: Call to a possibly undefined method onItemRollOut. 1180: Call to a possibly undefined method onItemRollOver. Both of these are defined as functions above... I have read that this error can mean that you have not imported all the necessary classes. I have double checked and looks like I have them all. I was able to find this forum that is what I am trying to do. But they still have onItemRollOut defined the same way... This code also has similar functionality to what I am looking for. ... View more