Latest Contributions by KenDoman

Your example gets most of the job done. The two issues I found were where the LayerList put the basemap at the top of the list, and sometimes the ArcGIS Online basemap title in the LayerList didn't match the title given in the web map.         var layers = arcgisUtils.getLayerList(response);          array.forEach(response.itemInfo.itemData.baseMap.baseMapLayers, function(l){            layers.unshift({              layer: l.layerObject            });          });  If you added your basemap as a "layer from the web", and didn't save the layer to your ArcGIS Online Account, the name generated by the layer list may not match the name from the web map. Here's another patch to make that basemap layer title show. var layers = arcgisUtils.getLayerList(response);          array.forEach(response.itemInfo.itemData.baseMap.baseMapLayers, function(l, index){            var layerData = {              layer: l.layerObject            };           if (index === 0) {             layerData.layer = lang.mixin(layerData.layer, {title: response.itemInfo.itemData.baseMap.title});           }           layers.unshift(layerData);          });  It doesn't look pretty, but it works. JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging ... View more

That seems to catch most of it. I also needed a way to ensure that the response.itemInfo.itemData.baseMap.title is displayed for the basemap layer name as well. If your fix covers that scenario, I'd appreciate it. ... View more

It's two years later, and we're seeing the same issue. At the bottom of the page, the Save and clear buttons are replaced with a concatenated list of parameters (starting with ('fjsontoken'...) ... View more

Robert's right, it's not that complicated. The only gotcha issue you might run into depends on whether you set Web AppBuilder to run as a Windows service. If so, you'll need to follow the direction at the Get started—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers page to uninstall that windows service with npm before before starting 1.2. ... View more

You also might want to mention that some of the new themes will have a significant effect on the look and usability of your custom widgets. For example, the Dart Theme changes the widgets to dark grey with white letters. More importantly, it applies the text color rule with an !important tag that's difficult to override. If you use any dijit or dgrid UI components within your widgets, you might have readability issues when that component shows a white background with the new white text. See the following link for an example. Network Trace - Legibility with 1.2 Dart/Launchpad Themes · Issue #236 · Esri/solutions-webappbuilder-widgets · GitHub ... View more

Hi Sarah, After trying a few different methods, the best way I've been able to implement what you're describing without an onDrawBegin event is to use a dojo/on.pausable() event that goes off on the map.onmousedown event, pause it, and only unpause it when the draw-end event occurs.  Here's how it would look: require([..., "esri/map", "dojo/on", "esri/toolbars/draw", ...], function (..., Map, dojoOn, DrawToolbar, ...) {   ...     var map = new Map("mapdiv", {...});   var drawtoolbar = new DrawToolbar(map, {...});   ...   var clearGraphicsHandler = dojoOn.pausable(map, "mousedown", function () {    // clear the map graphics layer     map.graphics.clear();     // test if you can pause the clearGraphicsHandler after the event is called.     if (clearGraphicsHandler & typeof clearGraphicsHandler.pause === "function") {       clearGraphicsHandler.pause();     }   });   // pause it for now   clearGraphicsHandler.pause();   ...   dojoOn(drawtoolbar, "draw-end", function (evt) {       // do something to add the drawing on the map.      ...       // resume the clearGraphicsHandler when you touch the map to draw again.       clearGraphicsHandler.resume();   });   ...   // remember if you switch away from this tool, and want to preserve the current graphic, be sure to call clearGraphicsHandler.pause();   ... }); There's more things you could do to make this more robust. Hopefully, this helps. ... View more

Yeah, that's one way to do it. I explicitly assigned the box-sizing to content-box for my app. Thankfully there's more than one way to skin that cat. I just wanted the information out there in case others ran into the same issues. .esriColorPicker { box-sizing: content-box; } ... View more

We've put together a WAB viewer that shows the content of a separate Pictometry Connect viewer page. We use lat/long in the web requests to reposition the viewer. I'd like to see if you pull off something more integrated. ... View more

Besides setting the width and height of the map, the width and height of each parent element must be set, from the map div all the way up to HTML. Leaving any layer height out will cause the map height to reset to 400px. Same goes for width. ... View more

It looks like you're interacting with the map before it has time to load. the map's load event fires after it has successfully loaded at least one layer (usually the base layer). When you create the map and add layers, you may want to move any other map actions, such as getting or setting extent, to a function that fires after the map's "load" event. var map = new Map("mapdiv", {...}); var layer = new ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer(...); map.addLayer(layer); if (map.loaded) { doSomething(); } else { map.on("load", doSomething); } ... View more