Latest Contributions by AnneFitz

Hi James! I'm happy to hear that you're using CIM Symbols. To use attributes from your feature layer in the CIM symbol, you can use primitiveOverrides. Here's an example: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/cim-primitive-overrides/  The primitiveOverrides are set on the CIMSymbolReference of the CIMSymbol (line 223 in the sandbox of the example above). Set the primitiveName to match the primitiveName of the symbol layer you want to override, and set the propertyName to the property of that symbol layer that you are targeting. Then, use the valueExpressionInfo.expression property to access attributes from your FeatureLayer. This will take an Arcade expression if you want to do more complex calculations with your feature, or you can just return $feature.FIELDNAME. Hope this helps/makes sense! Let me know if you have further questions! ... View more

Hi John - would you be able to share a simple repro so we can take a look at the error? ... View more

No they don't have to be dots! Can be any point symbol - or lines and polygons can follow the same pattern, using CIM primitive overrides to override the symbol properties based on data values. ... View more

You should be able to accomplish this using CIMSymbols. Here's an example: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/cim-primitive-overrides/ ... View more

Hi @snlasystem - thank you so much for your feedback! We plan to work on some improvements in the 4.20 release that will allow you to access the individual dimensions on the WMSLayer. I will keep you updated on this effort. Thanks again! ... View more

Thank you for reporting! We'll take a look. ... View more

Interesting, I haven't seen performance issues with this in the past. Would you be willing to share your app with me? You can email me at afitz@esri.com if you don't want to share it publicly here. Thank you! ... View more

No - that's true, the LineSymbolMarker is just being autocast on the SimpleLineSymbol.  var simpleLineSymbol = { type: "simple-line", color: "orange", // orange width: 1.5, marker: { // autocasts from LineSymbolMarker type: "line-marker", style: "arrow", color: "blue", placement: "begin" } }; You could add the type: "line-marker" on the marker property - but you don't have to since it is autocast. Hope this helps clear things up!  ... View more

Hi @Anonymous User - sorry about the confusion. Try setting your target to "es5" in the tsconfig instead of "es2019". ... View more

Hi John, There are a few changes you'll need to make in order for this to work. 1. Add the following to compilerOptions in your tsconfig.json file  "lib": ["ES2019", "DOM"]  2. In your require statement in the index.html file, use this syntax to reference the custom widget: require(["app/HelloWorld"], function({default: HelloWorld}) { } By following the rest of the tutorial but making these small changes, I was able to get these samples to work. Let me know if you still run into any issues! We are working on updating the documentation to reflect these changes. Thanks, Anne ... View more

Hi John! Thanks for pointing this out. We are investigating why the tutorial is not working as expected. I will update you when we have more information! - Anne ... View more