Latest Contributions by GregoryL_Azou

Hi, It should not be too hard to port that enhancement to Map Series. The most simple for you would be to add the code to index.html. We have a full guide on GitHub Esri/map-series-storytelling-template-js · GitHub You will want to download the user version of the application, edit index.html at this line map-series-storytelling-template-js/index.html at master · Esri/map-series-storytelling-template-js · GitHub you will need to require the combox that way require(["dijit/form/ComboBox"], function(ComboBox){ // Place your code here }); ... View more

Good suggestion, thanks. This was not doable until last release as the bullet used to overlap the Main Stage so legend as a dropdown would look awkward but since last release the bullet don't overlap the Main Stage anymore so we can look into this. Stay tuned. ... View more

Hi, Sorry about your issue but thanks for taking the time, that last Map Tour gave me a lead. The web map associated with the Tour is http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=a7d55448cfea47379cfbe93a2b287552 If you try to open the attribute table, you will get an error that let me think that when you created your tour you must have copy/pasted some text that ArcGIS Online don't like. This can happen when you are copy/pasting content from the web or rich text editor like Word into the builder. One thing you could do is to copy/paste the text into a simple editor like notepad before copy/pasting into builder. By doing that you may or not notice some weird character in your text. Remove those if you see them. Hope this helps ... View more

You are correct. common/builder/media is the media dialog that is available  for the Main Stage configuration and when you use this feature of CKEditor. For the editor it's storymapsInlineMedia/plugin.js that is doing the work of creating the proper html markup that CKEditor will use. If what you are trying to add a feature fits well into a media, you could edit those two classes and add your stuff there but you don't have to and I would not recommend that you go that way if it don't really fit well. The other way is that you develop a new plugin and reference it through tpl/builder/addedit/ViewText.js. Look in that file for reference to storymapsInlineMedia to see how to add it, it's pretty easy.  If your plugin is using resources like icons, you will have to edit the Gruntfile.js to make sure that there are copied too, see line 228 or 245 that copy resources for ckeditor community plugin and storymaps plugin. To get started more easily I would start the development in builder/ckeditor/plugins/ and duplicate the storymapsAction plugin. ... View more