Latest Contributions by LefterisKoumis

Robert, correct me if I am wrong.   Based of what I am reading to have a right click menu, you have to bind the graphic to the menu. I tried doing in different ways (when you mouse over or when you create graphic) but nothing works. For example, the code I posted in a previous post is quite simple, so I don't know why the bind is not working. Thank you. ... View more

That was my first thought to follow the same logic as I set the infowindow after the graphic was created. However, I run into problems. I could not bind the context menu to the graphic that is in the GL. When I read the On binding dijit/Menu to a graphic I knew that it would not be as simple as it seems. That's why I am using the move out to bind the graphic. ... View more

This is a part of the code.... I first call the createGraphicsMenu, as listed on: Display context menu | ArcGIS API for JavaScript except the   myGraphicsLayer2.on("mouse-over",function (event), to create the context menu. because I incorporated in the existing call. So, if the graphics is Begin or End, the infowindow are displayed. If I right click on the Project graphic, the map "jerks" (pans for half inch) and there is no display of context menu What am I doing wrong? Thank you. .......... createGraphicsMenu();   myGraphicsLayer2.on("mouse-over",function (event) {                 map.graphics.clear();  //use the maps graphics layer as the highlight layer                 var graphic = event.graphic;   if (graphic.attributes.name === "Begin"){                 map.infoWindow.setContent(myGraphicMarker.getContent());                 map.infoWindow.setTitle(myGraphicMarker.getTitle());                 var highlightGraphic = new Graphic(myGraphicMarker.geometry, pointSymbol);                 map.graphics.add(highlightGraphic);                 map.infoWindow.show(event.screenPoint,                   map.getInfoWindowAnchor(event.screenPoint));   }   if (graphic.attributes.name === "End"){                 map.infoWindow.setContent(myGraphicMarker2.getContent());                 map.infoWindow.setTitle(myGraphicMarker2.getTitle());                 var highlightGraphic = new Graphic(myGraphicMarker2.geometry, pointSymbol);                 map.graphics.add(highlightGraphic);                 map.infoWindow.show(event.screenPoint,                   map.getInfoWindowAnchor(event.screenPoint));   }   if (graphic.attributes.name === "Project"){        ctxMenuForGraphics.bindDomNode(graphic.getDojoShape().getNode());   }   map.infoWindow.resize(120, 70);   map.graphics.on("mouse-out", function () {       map.graphics.clear();                 map.infoWindow.hide();   if (graphic.attributes.name === "Project"){   ctxMenuForGraphics.unBindDomNode(graphic.getDojoShape().getNode());   }   });   }); ... View more

Thanks Robert. That's what I was thinking as I mentioned on my response to Tim. ... View more

Thanks Tim. I am aware of it. But I am using the same graphics layer for my graphics for other reasons. ... View more

Thank you Tim. I think I need to be more specific. What if you have two identical calls, GraphicsLayer.on("mouse-over", function(evt)) As I mentioned, I already have one for the infotemplate and then I need another one for the context menu as described by the ESRI's example as stated in my previous post. The problem is that both calls are intended for different graphics. Perhaps, I could use only one call, and based on the graphics id the appropriate action is taken. ... View more

Thank you! Your suggestion for an attribute, turned a light bulb on. I didn't have any attributes since the graphics were just defined on the map and they were not the result of a query. So, I just set a new attribute "id". ... View more

Thanks. I modified it so I can use the GraphicsLayer. ... View more

Thanks. I downloaded and use webstorm. I followed instructions including uploading esrijs typescript library, but still didn't catch the case error of the script posted above. ... View more

THANK YOU. I am so pissed at myself. This is why JS needs a good IDE to capture silly mistakes like this. Oh boy, do I miss my flash builder..... ... View more

Here is: _County_selectedItem= "ALA";   _Route_selectedItem= 112;   _PM1_selectedItem= 0.5;   queryTask_odometerParams1.where= "County = '" + _County_selectedItem + "'" + " AND Route = " +  _Route_selectedItem+ " AND PMc = '" + _PM1_selectedItem + "'"  ; However, I think I am getting close. The root of the problem is the loop for (var attr in featureAttributes) If I remove the condition, for (var attr in featureAttributes) {   //if (attr === "Odometer")   //{   alert(attr + "1:  " + featureAttributes[attr]);    // } Then the alert shows only the first attribute which is not the Odometer. That explains, why I get no response. Why the loop does not iterate through the rest of the attributes and stops at the first one. The bizarre point is that in the good code, when I used attr = "Odometer", it displays the value just fine!! ... View more