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Hi David, Not really sure if this issue has been resolved or not. However, here is the steps to make the proxy setting works for "Direction Widget" 1. Under your application folder, open the config.json file, add those rules under line "useProxy": true,    "alwaysUseProxy": false,   "alwaysUseProxy": false,   "rules": [   {   "urlPrefix": "https://route.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/Route/NAServer/Route_World",   "proxyUrl": "yourproxyurl/proxy.ashx"   },         {   "urlPrefix": "https://logistics.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/Utilities/GPServer/GetTravelModes/",   "proxyUrl": "yourproxyurl/proxy.ashx"   }] 2. Make sure all three url that also define the proxy rule in your proxy file. Hope this can help. ... View more

Hi Chip, Based on my understanding, the Web App Builder "My location" widget is using the "esri/djit/locateButton". You can confirm this by checking your application folder under "arcgis-web-appbuilder-1.2/server/apps/yourAppNumber/widgets/Mylocation/Widget.js" file. You will see in line20 the class esri/djit/locateButton is called. Essentially, this "My location" widget is using HTML5 Geolocation API, here is the documentation talked about this method "geolocationOptions" LocateButton | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript You may wonder why bring all of the things together, The reason is because we want to know the original issue of why "location" result is not accurate. Therefore, technically speaking, if the location is not accurate, the issue is related to HTML5 Geolocation API. Then you may wonder how does the Geolocation API work? Depending on which browser you are using, the HTML5 Geolocation API approximates location based on a number of factors including your public IP address, cell tower IDs, GPS information, a list of Wifi access points, signal strengths and MAC IDs (Wifi and/or Bluetooth). It then passes that information to a Location Service usually via an HTTPS request which attempts to correlate your location from a variety of databases that include Wifi access point locations both public and private, as well as Cell Tower and IP address locations. An approximate location is then returned to your code via a JavaScript callback. For more information about how accurate is HTML5 Geolocation API. Please check this blog: HTML5 Geolocation API – how accurate is it, really? « The Page Not Found Blog You can test HTML5 Geolocation in different browsers using a test application that the blog author built. I recommend trying it on different browsers and comparing the results yourself: http://andygup.net/samples/html5geo/ Hope this information can help you. ... View more

Hi Mei Wei, I think the way you using the new Swift2 do...try...catch syntax is not correct and also I am not really sure the way that you load the bundle may has some issue. I do based on an offlineRouting sample and add the method queryResultsWithParameters. It works fine and return 310 results. I would suggest to instantiate the AGSGDBGeodatabase & AGSGDBFeatureTable after the viewController     var localGDB: AGSGDBGeodatabase!     var localFeatureTable: AGSGDBFeatureTable! Then use this format to handle the error based on The Swift Programming Language (Swift 2.1): Error Handling do { try expression statements } catch pattern 1 { statements } catch pattern 2 where condition { statements } And I tested with this code and it works. Hope this can help.         if let gdbPath = NSBundle.mainBundle().pathForResource("RuntimeSanFrancisco", ofType: "geodatabase"){                     do{                try self.localGDB = AGSGDBGeodatabase(path: gdbPath)                                 localFeatureTable = localGDB.featureTables()[0] as! AGSGDBFeatureTable                                 print ("how many features \(localFeatureTable.featureCount())")                 print("service layer \(localFeatureTable.serviceLayerName)")                                 localFeatureTable = localGDB.featureTables()[0] as! AGSGDBFeatureTable                                 print ("how many features \(localFeatureTable.featureCount())")                 print("service layer \(localFeatureTable.serviceLayerName)")                                 print("field size \(localFeatureTable.fields().count)")                 for field in localFeatureTable.fields() {                     print("field is \(field.name)")                 }                                 let query: AGSQuery = AGSQuery()                 //query.geometry = self.mapView.maxEnvelope                 query.whereClause = "NAME Like 'Market%'"                 localFeatureTable.queryResultsWithParameters(query , completion: { (result, error ) -> Void in                                         print("error is \(error); result count is \(result.count)")                     let newResult = result as! [AGSGDBFeature]                     for feat in newResult {                         print("\(feat)")                         //  feat.allAttributes()                     }                 })             } catch let error1 as NSError {                 error = error1                 print("what is error \(error)")                 self.routeTask = nil             }         } ... View more

Hi Aziza, Please check this sample that shows how to make the infoWindow draggable. This is can be done with the dojo/dnd/Moveable module. dojo/dnd/Moveable simply takes a DOM Node reference. To make the InfoWindow of the map draggable, pass map.infoWindow.domNode to the Moveable constructor. ... View more

Hi Ceyhun, I think the issue is related to mac OSX language, once change the Operation System language to English the issue will resolve. UPDATE: Here is the bug info just in case you need to track. [BUG-000090287 ArcGIS Runtime SDK for QT 10.2.6 unable to install when using Turkish as default language on Mac OSX] ... View more