Latest Contributions by MattDriscoll

Yes, we'll see if we can make a public function out of that _normalize(). Let me know if you have success with the clusterlayer. ... View more

We'll see. It should be the same. ... View more

It will project the geometry if you've set a geometry service for your app. Default API Configurations | Guide | ArcGIS API for JavaScript‌ esriConfig.defaults.geometryService = new GeometryService("http://yourdomain.com/geometryService"); ... View more

Hi Robert, Yes, you should be able to set the geocoderOptions on the constructor parameters with a default of Geocoder settings. They can be these settings: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/geocoder-amd.html#geocoder1 I believe that geocoders on the directions widget is just a property. Let me know if that works. Thanks ... View more

Hi Donald, You should just be able to call this: myWidget.set("value", "my location"); myWidget._autoComplete(); It's currently not a public function but it should do what you are looking for I believe. Let me know if that helps. I will look into making this function public for a future release. ... View more

Ok great. In API release 3.10 you shouldn't have to move the node anymore. ... View more

glad you got it working! ... View more

Or you can overwrite the widget "_init" function to this: _init: function() {             // set type of swipe             this._setSwipeType();             // events             this._setupEvents();             // check if not enabled             this._enabled();             // we're ready             this.set("loaded", true);             this.emit("load", {});             // giddyup             this.swipe();         }, ... View more

I think I understand the problem. Can you try moving the swipe domNode into the map domnode? After the widget is loaded probably. Currenlty, the widget gets placed into the layers div but I think that is causing the hover issue. Like this: domConstruct.place(mySwipeWidget.domNode, dom.byId('my_map_id'), 'last'); ... View more

Do you have a sample you could post or link to? ... View more

You should listen to the toggle event on the widget. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/basemaptoggle-amd.html#event-toggle on(myBasemapWidget, 'toggle', function(){    // do some stuff }); ... View more

Thanks Manish. Yes, inspecting the element did help ... as you can see somewhere in html that is rendered for the widget there is a span with inner html 'Home'. I will have to inspect the widget's default styling to see what is done to hide it. In the mean time I have just set the font colour of my home class to transparent. Bit of a hack, but will work for now. Terry That text is there incase someone wanted the text instead of an icon or image. You can just use this to hide it: [HTML].homeButton span{display:none;}[/HTML] ... View more

Did you verify that the oAuth headers are being sent in the request? I wouldn't put the keys in JavaScript since they could easily be discovered. You should put them on a server side script like PHP so they are not exposed. ... View more

What version of Android does it not work on? I tested on 4.1.2 and it seems to be working. I'll try debugging other versions as well. Thanks ... View more