Its very simple, i just loop through all the dynamic layers in the map, and apply your "patch"
I load it in the header, and since i wanted to be able to just load it in any code ive written, it wont know when the layers will all be loaded, and i didnt want to have to add ANYTHING else to any of the apps. So the timeouts are just waiting and trying again, not pretty i know, but it allows me to not have to add any support code in the apps themselves.
I wanted something that would just loop through any dynamic layer, so this is what i've implemented. Though it's FAR from ideal, It's worked great so far.
function patch() {
if (map) {
if (map.loaded) {
var patchDebug = true
if (patchDebug) {
console.debug("Applying 10.5 Patch")
}
jQuery.each(map.layerIds, function (index, value) {
map.getLayer(value).on('update-start', function (evt) {
//console.log("Original layerDefs:" + evt.target._params.layerDefs);
try {
if (evt.target._params) {
if (evt.target._params.layerDefs) {
if (evt.target._params.layerDefs.charAt(0) != '{') {
//if not json syntax, convert
evt.target._params.layerDefs = evt.target._params.layerDefs.split(':').join(':"').split(';').join('",') + '"';
evt.target._params.layerDefs = '{' + evt.target._params.layerDefs + '}';
}
if (patchDebug) {
console.log("Patch Corrected " + evt.target.id + " defQ to: " + evt.target._params.layerDefs);
}
}
}
}
catch
(err) {
if (patchDebug) {
console.error(err)
}
}
});
map.getLayer(value).refresh()
})
}
else {
window.setTimeout(function () {
patch()
}, 1000)
}
} else {
window.setTimeout(function () {
patch()
}, 1000)
}
}
window.setTimeout(function () {
patch()
}, 5000)
