Latest Contributions by JohnGravois

Yves, in this sample, we dig into the returned object for the graphic associated with the click event using 'e.graphic'.  you're unable to do the same? heres a conceptual article that details the differences between the objects returned by on style event listeners and connect style event listeners https://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/jshelp/inside_events.html ... View more

as per the documentation here, ie11 has not been certified as a 'supported' browser yet. ... View more

@frederick, i wouldn't expect to see this fix in an ArcGIS Server release or Service Pack because the problem is that the JavaScript API itself fails to send the appropriate request.  that being said, I took a look at the status of this issue and you are correct that it has yet to be resolved. ... View more

i'd start by using the inspector tool in Chrome (or equivalent) to see what CSS rules are being applied to the problematic dom nodes.  if you can supply a simplified sample pointing at public services, that would probably be helpful too. ... View more

are you saying that technique provided by the code you supplied works when a proxy isn't in place? why would you ever have to POST your Export Map request? ... View more

if either the web server hosting a resource on another domain does not support CORS, or the client browser does not support CORS, a proxy will be required to POST information to the second web server. our ASP.NET and other proxies are a straightforward implementation to channel those requests 'unimpeded'.  they include a configuration file so that you can define a whitelist of servers you would actually forward traffic to so that it is more difficult for someone to hijack your proxy and make requests to an unknown server. our proxy.config also provide the capability to append tokens to requests for secure resources, but if no token information is supplied for a particular resource, the original request is forwarded as is. ... View more

if you want to create your token on the client, what purpose would the proxy serve? ... View more

no harm in hacking on the widget, but i just wanted to throw it out there that PrintTask is the object in API for developers who want to get more fine grained control of their UI. ... View more

Sachin, thanks for taking the time to confirm the resolution.  im glad to hear the mystery is solved! ... View more

thanks for taking the time to explain your steps.  i guess i'm still not sure what you mean by 'from a query', but i can definitely understand the trouble of working with a growing domain. if it would be helpful, perhaps you could use a gp tool like table to domain as some sort of scheduled task instead of entering items manually? ... View more

glad to hear you got yourself sorted.  i finally got a chance to take a deeper look at this and i wasn't able to reproduce the error you described when a spatial query is passed to a feature layer in selection mode that returns a multipart polygon geometry. check out this fiddle and if possible, let me know what needs to change to show the problem. ... View more

i apologize if im missing something, but if you defined a domain for the appropriate field in the feature layer itself, wouldnt the editor widget pick up on it and show corresponding descriptions to users automatically? ... View more

very strange.  what happens when you add the layer to the map viewer in ArcGIS online? ... View more