topic Re: Deleting graphics from a feature layer programmatically in ArcGIS API for Silverlight Questions

Deleting graphics from a feature layer programmatically

MarvinOconitrillo — Fri, 04 May 2012 15:11:31 GMT

I was trying to delete some graphics from my feature layer depending of one attribute, however when I loop on the graphics collection it says that have zero elements.


for (int i = flCalificacion.Graphics.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
   grafico = flCalificacion.Graphics; //tomar el elemento gràfico

   if (derroterosBorrar.Contains(grafico.Attributes["ASIENTO"].ToString())) //si tiene el mismo nùmero de presentaciòn
   {
           flCalificacion.Graphics.Remove(grafico); //eliminarlo
   }//fin if
}//fin for

flCalificacion.SaveEdits();

I'm using the feature layer in Ondemand mode, should I use another one?, or there is another way to get the graphics collection from my feature layer to loop and delete it?.
Any help will be appreciated

Re: Deleting graphics from a feature layer programmatically

DeminHu — Fri, 04 May 2012 18:27:16 GMT

lookt the following and see if you could find something helpful.
try
            {
                FeatureSet fSet = args.FeatureSet;
                if (fSet.Features.Count > 0)
                {
                    foreach (Graphic g in fSet.Features)
                    {
                        string objId = g.Attributes["OBJECTID"].ToString();

                        for (int i = 0; i < _plumeFLayer.Graphics.Count; i++)
                        {
                            Graphic selectedGraphic = _plumeFLayer.Graphics;
                            if (selectedGraphic.Attributes["OBJECTID"].ToString() == objId)
                            {
                                _plumeFLayer.Graphics.Remove(selectedGraphic);
                                // _plumeFLayer.Update();
                            }
                        } // end for
                    } // end foreach
                 // depends how you set AutoSave mode, if it it true, you don't need the following
                    if (_plumeFLayer.HasEdits)
                    {
                        _plumeFLayer.SaveEdits();
                        _plumeFLayer.Update();
                    }
                }
               } //e nd try
            catch (Exception error)
            {
             ...
            }

Re: Deleting graphics from a feature layer programmatically

JenniferNery — Sat, 11 Dec 2021 17:42:52 GMT

It is okay to use OnDemand mode.

FeatureLayer.Graphics may be empty because UpdateCompleted event is not yet raised. You can subscribe to this and have the following event handler. Note that in OnDemand mode, this will be raised every time your map extent changes so if you want to perform the delete once, you need to unhook from this event.

  private void FeatureLayer_UpdateCompleted(object sender, EventArgs e)
  {
   var l = sender as FeatureLayer;
   if (l.Graphics != null)
   {
    var graphics = l.Graphics.Where(g => (string)g.Attributes["STAGE"] == "tropical depression").ToList();
    foreach (var g in graphics)
     l.Graphics.Remove(g);
   }
  }

Re: Deleting graphics from a feature layer programmatically

dotMorten_esri — Mon, 07 May 2012 16:42:25 GMT

Also note that if the layer isn't added to a map (or the map hasn't loaded), the featurelayer will never query for any features (it queries features based on the map's current extent).

Re: Deleting graphics from a feature layer programmatically

İsmailZAMBAKCI — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 14:07:41 GMT

You can use update method after initialize FeatureLayer to load graphics .

#Sample codes#

FeatureLayer fl = new FeatureLayer();
fl.DisableClientCaching = true;
fl.Mode = FeatureLayer.QueryMode.OnDemand;
fl.Url = "http://ServerName/ArcGIS/rest/services/ServiceName/FeatureServer/LayerID";
fl.OutFields = new OutFields(){"*"};
fl.Initialize();
fl.EndSaveEdits += new EventHandler<EndEditEventArgs>((c, d) =>
{
    MessageBox.Show("saved");
});
fl.Initialized += new EventHandler<EventArgs>((a, b) =>
{
    fl.Update();
    fl.UpdateCompleted += new EventHandler((c, d) =>
    {
        fl.Graphics.Remove(fl.Graphics[0]);
        fl.SaveEdits();
    });
});