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ALL Robert Scheitlin Widgets are 2.4 compatable

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07-29-2011 10:41 AM
RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
All,

  I have recompiled all my widget and updated the downloads to contain the new 2.4 compiled version of the swf.
Some widgets received other enhancements but most were just recompiled.
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Kate,

    Well I have seen several site that have the locate widget working using a street intersection so manipulating the widget UI to use to auto complete comboboxes and then concatenating them together with a comma between before firing off the task should not re very hard at all.

Attached is the Flex Viewer 2.1 version of my identify widget.
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KateLyndegaard
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Kate,

    Well I have seen several site that have the locate widget working using a street intersection so manipulating the widget UI to use to auto complete comboboxes and then concatenating them together with a comma between before firing off the task should not re very hard at all.

Attached is the Flex Viewer 2.1 version of my identify widget.


Thank you Robert.

I'm confident that I'll get my intersection widget working eventually, it's a learning process. No one at my organization knows what Flex is so I'm on my own here unfortunately.

Thank you again,
Kate Lyndegaard.
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ColterSikora1
Emerging Contributor
Hello All,

I am working on Mr. Scheitlin's Identify Widget, and I am wondering if there are any side effects to setting the navigation setting to "true" (by default they are all "false").  My changed code is as follows (from IdentifyWidget.mxml, approx Lines 368 -372): 
    lastTool = selectedDrawingIcon.name;
    setMapNavigation("none", "");
    map.panEnabled = true;
    map.mapNavigationEnabled = true;
    map.rubberbandZoomEnabled = true;

Simply, this should enable panning and rubber band zooming to work while the Identify Widget is active.  However, I am guessing there may have been a reason that these are set to not run in the file that is available online.  I would prefer to keep the navigation settings activated, thus the question.

Thanks!

Colter
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EricVenden
Frequent Contributor
Hello All,

I am working on Mr. Scheitlin's Identify Widget, and I am wondering if there are any side effects to setting the navigation setting to "true" (by default they are all "false").  My changed code is as follows (from IdentifyWidget.mxml, approx Lines 368 -372): 
    lastTool = selectedDrawingIcon.name;
    setMapNavigation("none", "");
    map.panEnabled = true;
    map.mapNavigationEnabled = true;
    map.rubberbandZoomEnabled = true;

Simply, this should enable panning and rubber band zooming to work while the Identify Widget is active.  However, I am guessing there may have been a reason that these are set to not run in the file that is available online.  I would prefer to keep the navigation settings activated, thus the question.

Thanks!

Colter


Colter,
I've been tinkering with the code and it appears that all can be set to be active without any adverse behavior.

Eric V
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Colter and Eric,

   This will be fixed in the next release coming out ASAP. I should have removed a lot of that code as it is unnecessary in FV 2.4.
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PierreLarondelle
Regular Contributor
Hi All,

This is just a huge tanks fo the usefull work and widgets done by Mr. Scheitlin.

I was facing problems with popups as there's a bug in v2.4 (as mentioned by DPaddock) and this mornin' I just give a try to Robert Scheitlin's Enhanced Infotemplate wich solved in a blink of an eye every limitations I encounter.
Just follow the instructions, configure it to your needs and ... it works perfectly well !

Sometimes the sun shine even when it's rainin' ! 😉

Have a nice day.
Pierre.
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MariaSevier
Emerging Contributor
Robert I just downloaded your 2.4 version of the legend widget and it is still uncompiled.  Do you plan on compiling it?  I have tried compiling it (I am a beginner at compiling widgets) and haven't had any success.

Additionally I am using your wonderful identify widget but am not sure how to set it up to identify on only certain layers.  I didn't see a "read me" file on configuring this widget.  Currently when I identify with the tool it pulls up every layer that is visible in my basemap service.

Thanks for your fantastic help!
Maria
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Maria,

   I have to admit this has me a little confused... When you downloaded the zip file did it not have a compiled_FV2.4 folder in it with the DynamicLegend folder that contains the DynamicLegendWidget.swf?

   And for the identify widget don't you see the Identify Widget XML Configuration.pdf in the zip file? I spend a some time on these documents ensuring to outline each attribute of each element in the xml file.
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MariaSevier
Emerging Contributor
Hi Robert,

I downloaded the legend widget back on 8/4 and all it gave me was the uncompliled TOC_sp1 folders.  I will check the download link again to see if this has been updated.  I was specifically on your dynamic legend details and download page which is why I was confused by your thread that all of your widgets were now compiled for 2.4.

As for the identify I just must have missed the element info that I was looking for in the .pdf file on it's configuration information.  I will check it again and let you know if I can't find it.

Thanks as always for all of your work on these great widgets!
Maria
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Maria,

   OK, I see the problem then. It sounds like you are talking about a version of the widget that was attached to a thread and not the official download location for the TOCWidget not the legend widget.

http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e2cb71d5c04d40d19e9f945ae0db7ce8

As far as the IdentifyWidget look at <layers onlythese="true">
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