Latest Contributions by SteveCole

Thanks for the response, Thomas. Unfortunately the "1=1" query *IS* the issue we're experiencing. If the query returns an empty array of results, the layer of stream gages doesn't get constructed properly (it's done client side) and that's what people are complaining about. The table getting query'd has anywhere from 2800-3400 records in it at any given time. The other two layers in the map are incredibly small (point layer of 16 points & county boundary line features). I ran my JMeter load test 100 times yesterday and only received correct results 51% of the time (results were identical for AGS 10.1 and AGS 10.3). I'm kinda convinced we don't know what we're doing to support high load services (using the ESRI Web Adapter, no cluster of AGS servers, etc) but, to quote the adage, "that's not my department". As the developer, I just get the blame that the application doesn't work. ... View more

From what you've shared, I don't think there's enough posted to diagnose the source of the error. Since you say that the error is new, I'm going to assume that you recently added code / functionality to your application? If this is the case, go over your list of requires and make sure they are listed in the same order under the function() section. This is great place to look since it's easy to mess this up as one adds functionality into a growing application. require([     /*ordered list of modules to load*/     "esri/map" ,     "esri/InfoTemplate" ,     "esri/layers/FeatureLayer" ,     "dojo/parser" ,     "dojo/domReady!" /*Beginning of anonymous callback function which fires once all modules have loaded*/ ], function (     /*Variable names to refer to each loaded module*/     Map,     InfoTemplate,     FeatureLayer,     parser )   {                  /*Beginning of actual callback code*/     parser.parse();     map = new Map( "mapDiv" , {         basemap: "national-geographic" ,         center: [-2.97, 53.41],         zoom: 9     });     ... ... View more

upper/lower case counts so make sure "xmin" in the URL is consistent with "urlObject.query.xmin" in your code.. ... View more

How about .esriAttributeInspector? ... View more

Ah. Well, this is something to try. Might get messy depending on other things you're doing in your app.         resultLayer.on("click", function(evt) {                 map.infoWindow.set("popupWindow", false);         }); That will prevent it from displaying but that also shuts it off for ALL OTHER layers in your map so you would also need listener events to "turn on" the popups for those layers:         otherLayer.on("click", function(evt) {                 map.infoWindow.set("popupWindow", true);         }); ... View more

I think what Rene was suggesting is this: resultLayer = new FeatureLayer(featureCollection, {       mode: FEATURELAYER.MODE_SELECTION,       htmlPopupType: FeatureLayer.POPUP_NONE,       outFields: ["PIN"] }); ... View more

Bummer. Now that I look a little closer at my app, it is using v3.10 of the API. It was the only one of my apps I could think off that was currently using the measurement widget. ... View more

You could try this: var measurement = new Measurement({           map: map }, dom.byId("measurementDiv")); measurement.startup(); measurement.distance.titleNode.title = "New Text"; measurement.area.titleNode.title = "New Text"; measurement.location.titleNode.title = "New Text"; I was just poking around, looking at the object so this isn't a "supported property." Use at your own risk. ... View more

FWIW, per this thread, Kelly Hutchins​ says that dateOptions was disabled but never responded when prompted on an update about the matter. ... View more

Excellent, thank you Melita Kennedy​ for facilitating this. ... View more

No worries. It's all about getting it done! ... View more

I would use a formatting function instead of trying to accomplish this in one JS line. Here's an example from one of my projects: SetSwmPopupInfo: function(graphic) {     var fullAttr = graphic.attributes;     var rptParam, content, theProjID, theTipType;     var theCipID = fullAttr.ProjectNo;         var features = [];     features.push(graphic);     var fSet = new FeatureSet();     fSet.features = features;     app.curInfoGraphic = fSet;         rptParam = "'" + graphic.attributes.OBJECTID + ',' + graphic.geometry.type + ',' + "SWM" + "'";     rptProjectName = graphic.attributes.ProjTitle;         if (theCipID.length > 1) {         theProjID = fullAttr.ProjectNo;     } else {         theProjID = "Unknown";     }         content = '<table width=\"100%\"><tr><td valign=\'top\' style=\"font-weight:bold;padding-left:3px;padding-right:3px\">Project Name:</td><td valign=\'top\' style=\"padding-left:3px;padding-right:3px\">' + fullAttr.ProjTitle + '</td></tr>';     content = content + '<tr><td valign=\'top\' style=\"font-weight:bold;padding-left:3px;padding-right:3px;vertical-align:top\">CIP Project ID:</td><td valign=\'top\' style=\"padding-left:3px;padding-right:3px;vertical-align:top\">' + theProjID + '</td></tr>';     content = content + '<tr><td valign=\'top\' style=\"font-weight:bold;padding-left:3px;padding-right:3px;vertical-align:top\">Type of Project:</td><td valign=\'top\' style=\"padding-left:3px;padding-right:3px;vertical-align:top\">' + fullAttr.Category.toProperCase() + '</td></tr>';     content = content + '<tr><td colspan=\"2\"><br/><div style=\"margin:0 auto;display:table;line-height:28px;\"><button id=\"reportButton\" type=\"button\" onclick=\"app.trf.getTractProjectReport(' + rptParam + ')\">View a Summary Demographic Report  (Census Tract Level)</button><br\>';     content = content + '<button id=\"reportBlockButton\" type=\"button\" onclick=\"app.brf.getBlockProjectReport(' + rptParam + ')\">View a Summary Demographic Report  (Block Group Level)</button></div></td></tr></table><br/>';         return content; } Which looks like this once viewed in the application: ... View more