Latest Contributions by KenDoman

I thought, too, that the relationshipQuery should be going through multiple related overlapping features. After picking through the code, I found that it only does a relationship query on the first feature in the list of selected features.                     ...                     relatedDocQuery.objectIds = [records[0].attributes.OBJECTID]; // only pulling first element from records array                     featureLayer.queryRelatedFeatures(relatedDocQuery, function (relatedRecords) {                         var fset = relatedRecords[records[0].attributes.OBJECTID]; // again pulling first element from records array                         var items = dojo.map(fset.features, function (feature) {                                                        return feature.attributes;                         });                     ... To get all the objectIds, you would do something more like this. relatedDocQuery.objectIds = dojo.map(records, function (record) { return record.attributes.OBJECTID; }); I'll have to come back later and add code to list all the result. in the items. ... View more

Great, thanks! ... View more

I could think of two ways you could do this. You could create an infoTemplate or Popup with the link in an anchor tag. You would use an identify task, query task, or feature layer to make it visible Or you could set up an onClick event on the map that queries the feature with the [anchor_cod] as the outfield. When you get the results, run window.open() on that results attribute. ... View more

Quick question. Are you also using the sample code for the loading icon/loading text? (Loading Icon, Loading Text)? They disable map navigation when the loading icon runs, but then enable it right afterward. If you're using the zoom in/zoom out tool, which normally disables panning, this overrides the zoom in/zoom out disabling of pan, therefore you pan and zoom at the same time. Look at what else runs map.enableMapNavigation(). See if removing the map.disableMapNavigation() and map.enableMapNavigation() in those other areas would help. ... View more

Found it. I was using the Show Loading Icon example, and apparently map.enableMapNavigation() completely undoes any specific map navigation changes like map.disableDoubleClickZoom() or map.disablePan(). ... View more

on an HTML form, if you don't want the button to submit the inputs to a server-side script (a php page for instance), you should change the onclick on the button to the following: <input type="BUTTON" OnClick="queryEvents(); return false;"  class="input" value="Continue" /> Hope that helps. ... View more

It may depend on when you set the IdentifyParameters. If you set the extent and visibility options at the beginning of your session, then zoom to another location and turn on/off layers, the parameters won't be correct. If you set those options during the click event, the parameters are more up-to-date, and the identifyTask result should be closer to what you want. --Ken ... View more

thanks for the reply, will have a crack at it next week. I see from the code that it will retrieve the sublayers....still a bit unsure how to get the check boxes in the first TOC and not in the second one, will do some investigation. thanks again. For creating the checkboxes, I'd look at the example at http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jssamples/map_dynamiclayerlist.html. It works well, except if you have sublayers. That's why I use my code to get the bottom-most sublayers. I'll put my explanation below, if you want it. Explanation: Say you have an .mxd with this kind of layer arrangement: Group Layer 1 --- Layer 1 --- Layer 2 --- Layer 3 In ArcMap, you need both the Group Layer 1 and Layer 1 checked to view Layer 1. However, when you publish this map to ArcGIS Server, and the buildLayerList/updateLayerVisibility example linked above, it does something different. Published on ArcGIS Server, your map Service will look like this: [0] Group Layer 1    [1] Layer 1    [2] Layer 2    [3] Layer 3 Now, if you've created checkboxes for all four, and they're checked for Group Layer 1 and Layer 1, this is passed to updateLayerVisibility, which calls layer.setVisibleLayers([0, 1]). This treats Group Layer 1 and Layer 1 separately, and will show not just layer 1, but layers 2, 3, and another layer 1 as well. If you turn off Group layer one in your service, it will only show Layer 1. That's why I only create checkboxes for the bottom-most layers when I have an mxd with layer groups. ... View more

Thanks for your help, I think I'm getting close now. Here is the code I am using: After I click the download button on my cart I get an Error message saying: Error: esri.config.defaults.io.proxyUrl is not set I've googled this and looked for help but I'm not sure how to get around this and what causes it. Any ideas? This usually happens when the server returns something too big for a normal request to handle. Here's the link to set up a proxy page on your server. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jshelp/ags_proxy.htm ... View more

Hi Just working on getting a nice legend for my service. I have followed the instructions and the legend works fine however i require checkboxes for each sublayer in the service instead of the higher layer. Does anyone know how i would be able to achieve this? I would like to do it automatically so i dont need to manually change anything when using the code in another application for example. I just would like it to loop through, see sublayers and add the option for a checkbox to turn it on/off, unsure why this is not included as it seems so common for end users to do??? thanks Try something like this: function getSubLayers(layer) {     var infos = layer.layerInfos, info, i, il, subLayerArray;     for (i=0, il = infos.length; i<il; i++) {         info = infos;         if (!info.subLayerIds) { // if the layer doesn't have a subLayer, ...             subLayerArray.push(info.id); // ...function adds the layer's id to an array         }     }     return subLayerArray; } ... View more

According to the api reference for geoprocessing at http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jsapi/geoprocessor.htm, gp.submitJob() takes a json object for the input Parameter. Try something like this: var param = {inputLayer: "C:\arcgisserver\scotturb\scotturb_lines_ida_half_test.shp"} var gp = new esri.tasks.Geoprocessor("http://wk2658/ArcGIS/rest/services/GP/GP/GPServer/server_schematic_model"); gp.submitJob(param); Check your gp's input parameters and use those names when setting your parameter object. ... View more