nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

multiple widget containers AVF 2.1 - problem

KarlMagnusson

Hi All!

I'm have some problem with multiple widget containers. When I use more than one widget container the page never stops loading. Well maybe it stops but the busy cursor never stops/disappears. Somewhat annoying. I haven't even infected the code with my own widgets yet 😉
When the ArcGIS View for Flex was in beta I didn't encounter this problem.
Is this a problem for anyone else?

part from the config.xml below...

    
    
    <widgetcontainer layout="float">
        <widget label="Bookmarks"         left="430" top="90"
                icon="assets/images/i_bookmark.png"
                config="widgets/Bookmark/BookmarkWidget.xml"
                url="widgets/Bookmark/BookmarkWidget.swf"/>
   </widgetcontainer>

<widgetcontainer layout="vertical">
     <widget label="Search" left="80" top="280"
                icon="assets/images/i_search.png"
                config="widgets/Search/SearchWidget_Louisville.xml"
                url="widgets/Search/SearchWidget.swf"/>
    </widgetcontainer>

</configuration>

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skoteaskotea

Hey Karl,

For now, can you comment out line 139(this.cursorManager.setBusyCursor()) and line 144(this.cursorManager.removeBusyCursor()) from WidgetManager.mxml.

We would add a fix for this in the next release.

Hope that helps.

Hi people,
first post / great app.
I don't know where reporting a bug without a cutomer number so i do it there.
It seems there is the same problem ("busy cursor") when using more than one Coordinate Widget (to display Lat/Long in different output units geo + dms + mercator).
TIA.

philippschnetzer

I have the same problem. Using SFV2.1 and two widget containers. I have commented out those two lines but still get the busy cursor. Is there yet another place to override this?

KarlMagnusson

You're right. I was a bit hasty. I guess my computer loaded the widget to fast.
Now it isn't an issue at all.

/Karl

SarthakDatt

Karl,

This would only affect the loading of widget containers, the loading of widgets should still show the busy cursor.

KarlMagnusson

Ok thanks, this works somewhat.
I can live without the busy cursor during loading of widgets until the next realese of the viewer.

Again thanks for the quick and helpful respons.

/Karl Magnusson

SarthakDatt

Hey Karl,

For now, can you comment out line 139(this.cursorManager.setBusyCursor()) and line 144(this.cursorManager.removeBusyCursor()) from WidgetManager.mxml.

We would add a fix for this in the next release.

Hope that helps.

KarlMagnusson

You are welcome.
Now I can stop trying different config settings.

Is there a workaround? Commenting or adding some lines of code somewhere? Where to look? viewerContainer.mxml?
I'm not certain that I will use a feature layer with an infowidget but I will use at least two widget containers. At least I planned to do so.

Karl Magnusson
municipality of Vaxjo

MehulChoksey

Thanks for reporting this bug. This will be address in next release.

Side note: This behavior is not seen if there is a operational layer of type feature with infoconfig parameter set as seen below:

<layer label="Fires" type="feature" visible="false" alpha="1" info="widgets/InfoTemplates/SimpleInfoWinWidget.swf" infoconfig="widgets/InfoTemplates/IWT_Fires.xml" url="http://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Fire/Sheep/FeatureServer/0"/>
see
http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapps/flexviewer/live/index.html?config=../samples/config-wgcontainers.xml

KarlMagnusson

Hi Bjorn!

Thanks for the quick answer.

I am not using the same widget twice.
I did some testing today and it seems to be a problem in the layer tag when I have an additional widget container. At least when I specify a dynamic layer.

Complete config.xml attached.
The only thing I have changed is to add a widget container, moved a widget in to it and change the layer in operational layers to a dynamic layer. Somehow I must have specified the dynamic layer incorrect since staying with default operational layers will not generate the sticky busy cursor. On the other hand, only removing the second widget container will also solve the "problem" even if I use my modified operational layer.

To summarize: I only get the sticky busy cursor when I have BOTH a second widget container AND modified the layer tag in operational layers.

/Karl Magnusson
gis-engineer municipality of Växjö
http://gis.vaxjo.se/byggabo/byggabo.html?typ=1

config.txt.zip

example2.jpg

BjornSvensson

I'm guessing it's "only" the busy cursor not being removed (when it should) and not a loading problem.

Are you using the same widget twice? If so, where are the multiple widgets (in the same widget container, different containers, some not in a widget container at all)?

Could you share the complete config.xml file?

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