Latest Contributions by BenFousek

I wonder if the object you're creating is causing the problem. Normally I always use a Graphic because the API uses the graphic object to create the json for the request even when updating just attributes. Anytime you get a toJson or fromJson error it's almost always because an object or json is malformed somehow or is something other than the to/from function expected. Properly creating a Graphic seems like safest way to go and best practice. var feature = new Graphic(); feature.setAttributes({   OBJECTID: 1094,   Well_ID: 565656,   GWIC_ID: "efg789",   Geomethod_ID: 5,   Township: "1N",   Range: "1E",   Section_: "1",   Quarter_Section: "sw ne",   Physical_Address_WellName: "Baxter and Puckett",   Subdivision: "Test point 07",   City_ID: 4,   TotalDepth_ft_: "87" }); ... View more

Does it throw an error when you do nothing in the callback function? ... View more

The return on applyEdits is three objects not one. An error is thrown because of an error in the callback function not because the operation failed. layer.applyEdits([feature], null, null, function (add, update, del) { array.forEach(add, function (a) {   console.log(a.status); }); }, function (error) { console.log(error); }); layer.applyEdits(null, [feature], null, function (add, update, del) { array.forEach(update, function (u) {   console.log(u.status); }); }, function (error) { console.log(error); }); layer.applyEdits(null, null, [feature], function (add, update, del) { array.forEach(del, function (d) {   console.log(d.status); }); }, function (error) { console.log(error); }); ... View more

Thanks Matt! ... View more

Here: https://github.com/btfou/cutthroat-trout When you can; no rush. Thanks ... View more

Still haven't figured it out. This is where I'm at: Custom layer: require(['dojo/_base/declare', 'esri/layers/layer', 'esri/layers/TileInfo', 'esri/geometry/Extent'], function (declare, layer, TileInfo, Extent) {   var customLayer = declare('modules.CustomLayer', layer, {     declaredClass: 'modules.CustomLayer',     constructor: function (params) {       params = params || {};       this.tileInfo = new TileInfo( /*tile info*/ );       this.fullExtent = Extent( /*extent*/ );       this.initialExtent = Extent( /*extent*/ );       this.loaded = true;       this.onLoad(this);     }     //functions blah blah blah   });   return customLayer; }); Using it: require(['dojo/_base/declare', 'esri/map', 'modules/CustomLayer', 'dojo/domReady!'], function (declare, Map, CustomLayer) {   var map = new Map('map-div', {     //map params   });   console.log(CustomLayer); //returns integer 3   console.log(modules.CustomLayer); //returns function()   map.addLayer(new CustomLayer()); //fail   map.addLayer(new modules.CustomLayer()); //works }); I don't understand why I need to set the className argument to even access the module, and I don't understand why I can't use the variable, but instead have to call the class itself. I'm not having to set className with templated widgets or other classes. ... View more

You have dijit/registry loaded use registry.byId(). I doubt resizing the bc is causing the problem. Does it happen w/o resizing? What css is being loaded from css/layout.css? You could be causing problems if your original css is being used. ... View more

There's a couple issue with your layout. 1) Only html, body and the border container should be width:100%; height:100%;. 2) Use the center region as the map div. You don't need an extra div.  The center region auto sizes itself.  You can use any layout widget for a region. [HTML]<div id="borderContainer" data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/BorderContainer" data-dojo-props="design: 'headline', gutters: true, liveSplitters:true">   <div id="header" data-dojo-props="region:'top'" data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/ContentPane">     <div id="title">Welcome</div>   </div>   <div id="mapDiv" data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/ContentPane" data-dojo-props="region: 'center'"></div>     <div id="leftPane"data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/TabContainer" data-dojo-props="splitter:true,region: 'left'">     <div data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/ContentPane" data-dojo-props="title:'Tab 1'">       Tab One     </div>     <div data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/ContentPane" data-dojo-props="title:'Tab 2'">       Tab Two     </div>   </div> </div>[/HTML] html, body { width:100%; height:100%; } #leftPane { width:20% } #mapDiv { padding:0; overflow: hidden; } 3) Always resize the border container last in your function. This is particularly important when adding widgets programmatically, like another tab in the tab container.  It will ensure the layout is correct. dijit.byId('borderContainer').resize(); See if that doesn't make your problems cease. ... View more

Thanks John. I did start declaring and returning a variable.  Still haven't worked it out.  In this case, I'm creating a custom layer and I think there's an issue with how I'm declaring it.  Not having that problem with other classes and widgets.  I'm sure the solution will come to me sooner or later. ... View more

Thanks! This helped me out a lot with a project I am working on! You're welcome to the forum. ... View more

Here's a thread where I discussed the basic concept. http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/89663-How-can-I-save-the-data-info-and-drawing-to-database-and-reopen-it-later ... View more

Here's the basics. require([ //layout x 'dojox/layout/FloatingPane', 'dojox/layout/Dock',   //dojo 'dojo/dom-construct', 'dojo/_base/window', ], function (   //layout x   FloatingPane, Dock,   //dojo   domConstruct, win ) {   var dock = new Dock({     style: 'position:absolute;bottom:0;right:0;height:0px;width:0px display:none;z-index:0;'   }, domConstruct.create('div', null, win.body()));   //measure floating pane   var measurefp = new FloatingPane({     id: 'measure-floating-pane',     title: 'Measure',     resizable: false,     resizeAxis: null,     closable: false,     dockable: true,     dockTo: dock,     style: 'position:absolute;top:80px;left:320px;width:220px;height:200px;visibility:hidden;overflow:hidden;',     href: 'html/measure.html',     preventCache: true,     preload: false   }, domConstruct.create('div', null, win.body()));   measurefp.startup();   measurefp.on('focus', function () {     measurefp.bringToTop();   });   measurefp.on('show', function () {     measurefp.bringToTop();   }); }); The difference with AMD is you need to require dojox/layout/Dock to use it in the function as a variable. In legacy and AMD the dock is required by the floating pane class. You can still create a new dock with var dock = new dojox.layout.Dock() in AMD, but that kinda defeats the point. ... View more