Latest Contributions by Raul_Jimenez

Great article! thanks for sharing! ... View more

Thank's Robert!, let me try and I'll get back to you, ... View more

Thanks junshan_liu-esristaff‌!! I'll try using aspect.after() then ... View more

Jianxia Song‌ / Lemao Wu‌ do you have a better idea? Thanks! ... View more

Jianxia Song‌ / Lemao Wu‌, would you recommend a different technique to Joan Pere Avariento‌? Thanks! ... View more

I guess this is not the most elegant way of doing it, but I'm trying modifing the window._widgetManager directly, something like this: this.oldOpenWidget = window._widgetManager.openWidget; var that = this; window._widgetManager.openWidget = function(widget){    ga('send', 'event', 'Widget Interaction', 'openWidget', widget.name);    that.oldOpenWidget.apply(this, arguments);    lang.hitch(this, that.oldOpenWidget); };‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Great, thanks Ian & Stan!, Stan is right, you just need to rename the folder (it's working for me too). I'm also interested on tracking when a user open or close a widget. Is it possible to subscribe to "onOpen" and "onClose" and/or "click" events of every widget from this one?. I have found a list of widget loaded in memory in this variable: this._widgetManager.loaded, but I'm not sure how to do this, conceptually it would be something like this: define([   "dojo/on" ], function(on){   this._widgetManager.loaded.foreach(function(widget){     on(widget.domNode, "onOpen", lang.hitch(this, function (event) {       ga('send', 'event', event.name, 'open', widget.name, ...);        }));     // and so on for every event   } });‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Does this make sense? By the way, I have included this widget to the "Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS - Custom widgets directory" where you can see a demo app with the widget working: Thanks in advance! ... View more

Thanks Scott!, sorry I didn't see your message before (maybe some filter I have in my inbox). I have just asked the developer interested on this to reply to your message but I think it is for one route at a time, but I guess the max total travel time could solve their issue . Which is the primary source of information you would recommend us to read/see to better understand what is possible and what is not? (any video?). One more question, does network analyst for ArcGIS Analyst for Desktop and for Server have the same capabilities? Thanks in advance and sorry one more time for my ignorance ^_^'' ... View more

Cool Al! really nice work! ... View more

Hi laeticia DS‌!, I'm not an Android developer but maybe: Eric Bader, Dan O'Neill or Puneet Prakash can help you here? Cheers! ... View more

I wrote an article about this a few months ago... "open" means too many things, but I think each one would understand "open" differently based on the context you use to use it. You can search "open" in a thesaurus, in the wikipedia, or anywhere else and you will find different meanings. The three of us writing here use to work with developers and startups, and if a tech company use the term "open" will understand "open" as "Open source", that's why I use to say.... to avoid misunderstandings we should tray to avoid the sentence: "Esri is Open", because it will likely lead open a discussion with many people. I really believe in the Esri Open Vision, which doesn't mean (of course) that our business model or core products are open/open source. Cheers! BTW: Google is another great example of company promoting and embracing open source but their core products are not open, their business model either, etc <- and I also believe that Google also deserves to call themselves "a company with an open vision", don't you?. ... View more

Thanks Janine! I would also like to add that any ideas/suggestions are welcome: Issues · mapillary/Mapillary-WebAppWidget · GitHub ... View more