Latest Contributions by thejuskambi

For the AttributeInspector to work you need the feature to be selected within the FeatureLayer. See the documentation The AttributeInspector displays the attributes of selected features from one or more feature layers. You could do one thing. use the ObjectID from the graphic returned from onclick and user query.objectIds instead of whereClause. But you must use FeatureLayer.selectFeatures to show the details in the AttributeInspector. ... View more

You could simplly create a new graphic. var newGraphic = new Graphic(oldGraphic.toJson()); ... View more

That is the behaviour of the the NumberTextBox dijit used within the AttributeInspector for all fields with data type as integer or double. Unfortunately, ESRI has not provided any options to format the displayed value. The PopupTemplate has option to format the values, but not with AttributeInspector. There are 2 options for you. One create your own AttributeInspector or hack into the AttributeInspector instance and update the dijit. To do the later, you need to know certain things. like the dijit is distoryed and create each time a new record is displayed so you would need to handle all possilble events like show, next, previous etc. the AttributeInspector has property layerInfos, which has the fieldInfos collection with dijit and other information related to the field. make sure you get the right control.             var lInfo = attInspector.layerInfos[0];      // get the correct layerInfo             var f = lInfo.fieldInfos[4];                 // get the required field from the LInfo.fieldInfos             if(f.dijit){                 f.dijit.constraints && (f.dijit.constraints.pattern = "#");                 f.dijit.setValue(feature.attributes[f.fieldName]);             } Once the pattern is changed, you need to set the value again so that it updates the formatting. Not a good solution but it works. ... View more