Latest Contributions by GregRieck

Hi Robert, Thanks for the reply. I am looking for a solution that is code based. Something that will automatically zoom to the selected features as part of my widgets results from selecting features on the map. Using the feature popup only zooms to the feature in the popup. I have several features selected throughout the entire map extent. I do not want the user to have to open anything, click anything or do anything. Once the widget has completed it's server calls and feature selections I would like the selected features to be zoomed to on the map. Greg ... View more

Hello Sapna, thank you for responding to my question. I've tried the above code. I have altered it slightly and this is the results I get. this.getPanel().titleLabelNode.style.textAlign = "center"; //added semicolon this.getPanel().titleLabelNode.innerHTML = "<p >Widget Title<br><img src=\"images/app-logo.png\"alt=\"image\" style=\"width:24;height:24;\"><font size=\"2\" >NameofFeature</font></p>"; Added the title of the widget and a new line indicator. This should accept a variable instead of hard coded text. The feature name will change based on the selected feature. As you can see the widget header needs to be increased in height to accomodate the extra title. Also, it does not appear to be centered. To me it should be more to the right to be correctly centered. Thank You, Greg ... View more

Yes, Robert, thank you, I just found that solution as well. This is what worked for me. .dgrid-header .dgrid-column-B {    text-align:center; } ..dgrid-column-B {   width: 120px; } ... View more

Robert, The second option worked: .dgrid-header .dgrid-column-B {    text-align:center;   width: 120px; } With a slight problem. The header columns don't align with the cells. However, if I use the column resize tool and click the line between the different columns it resets itself. Of course it would be best if it looked nice from the start without having to resize the columns to bring them all into alignment but this is a great step forward. FYI, I am calling grid.resize and grid.refresh after the data has been inserted from the memory store. Thank You, Greg ... View more

Hi Robert, Thanks for the reply. Yes, I saw that one. But that centers ALL headers. I just want to center a select few, not all of them. I'm thinking I can do something inside the individual .dgrid-column-COLUMNNAME brackets. But when I try to do a "text-align:center;" it has no impact on the column header. Also, there isn't any reference to the column's header inside the bracket. For example: This does not work and there is no "header" reference inside  .dgrid-column-B .dgrid-column-B {    text-align:center;   width: 120px; } ... View more

Thank You Robert, that worked. I did have some duplicate id's, I'm not sure if that matters. It is working and I do see the additional widgets now. Greg ... View more

Thank You Robert as always the man with the answers. ... View more

Tom, thank you for the continued support. This is where I got with what you provide me. I got a few errors and fixed those by adding geometry as indicated below. However, after I  assign pl = newPL, pl has no geometry. Which is important because calculatePositionAlong uses it: arrayUtils.forEach(pl.geometry.paths[0], function (coords) { And I use it to create a new graphic used to display myimage at the found point along the line,  var graphic = new Graphic(pl.geometry, myimage); var newPL = new Polyline(map.spatialReference); var newPath = []; for (var i = pl.geometry.paths[0].length - 1; i >= 0; i--) { newPath.push(pl.geometry.getPoint(0, i)); } newPL.addPath(newPath); pl = newPL; How can I make sure pl has geometry? Greg ... View more