Latest Contributions by SteveCole

This Stackoverflow question seems to cast doubt about it's availability. Even within Google's Maps API, it seems shielded from its users (tiled PNG overlays). Using a workaround might be outside the terms of use anyways. ... View more

It might be. I would look into this page of the API documentation where it talks about changing the default text used for API items such as buttons, tooltips, etc. There might be a property related to the identify task. Actually, this thread might have your exact answer. Steve ... View more

No, unfortunately, it's rare to find a sample that does EXACTLY what you want/need. Usually you need to piece together components of several different things (well, that's my experience). The way I'd attack this would be to incorporate a Dojo slider widget into your application first. This is a tutorial page on the Dojo site about using the slider. Unless you want to just give the slider a min/max value range upfront, you'll have to figure that out somehow. If you need to do this, use a queryTask on your layer, You might be able to use the statisticDefinition parameter of a QueryTask to help you do this. Knowing what your new min/max values should be, you alter the value using the attr method of the slider: theSlider.attr('minimun', theNewMin); theSlider.attr('maximum', theNewMax); where theNewMin is your min value and theNewMax is your max value for the slider. The final piece is to actually filter the data once your user uses the slider. I've done something similar in one of my apps. I have a filteringSelect (combobox) full of date values. Once the user selects a date, a definition query is applied to a layer based on the date selected.         select.on('change', function(evt) {                 //Need to take into account the GMT time offset                 var theDefExp = "eventDate = Date '" + new Date(evt + 28800000).toLocaleDateString("en-US") + "'";                 repairLayer.setDefinitionExpression(theDefExp);         });     In the above, my filteringSelect widget's variable is "select" and I'm just tying into the change event of the widget. My featureLayer in this example is repairLayer. Hope that makes sense. Steve ... View more