Latest Contributions by JeffJacobson

I don't understand why you're using an info window if you don't want to display it on top of the map. For what reason can you not "implement this sample"? ... View more

Try this: function createFieldInfos() {     var endpoint, jsonobject, fieldInfos = "";     function processServiceInfo(info) {         console.log('layer info: ', info);         console.log("info.name: " + info.name + ",info.id: " + info.id);         fieldInfos += "[";         dojo.forEach(info.fields, function (field) {             console.log("Name: " + field.name + ", Alias: " + field.alias);             if (field.name != "Shape" & field.name != "OBJECTID") {                 fieldInfos += "{'fieldName': '" + field.name + "',";                 fieldInfos += "'label': '" + field.alias + "',";                 fieldInfos += "'visible':" + true + "},";             }         });         fieldInfos += "],";         console.log("fieldInfos: " + fieldInfos);     }     function errorHandler(err) {         console.log('error: ', err);     }     console.log("-->inside createFieldInfos function");     endpoint = "http://gis.tpcmaps.org/ArcGIS/rest/services/LandUse/Existing_Land_Use/MapServer/0";     jsonobject = esri.request({         url: endpoint,         content: {             f: 'json'         },         callbackParamName: 'callback',         load: processServiceInfo,         error: errorHandler     });     console.log("jsonobject: " + jsonobject); } ... View more

A good alternative to using a Geometry service to do projections is to use proj4js and do the conversions on the client. ... View more

I haven't used a georeferenced image like this before, but I noticed this in the documentation for MapImageLayer. The MapImageLayer class is used to add georeferenced images to the map.  The map will place the georeferenced images at the specified geographic  extent. The extent of the image should be within the map's extent. The  image should also be in the same coordinate system as the map. Perhaps eliminating the basemap option from the Map constructor would fix the problem. /*global require*/ require(["dojo/ready", "esri/map", "esri/layers/MapImageLayer", "esri/layers/MapImage"], function (ready, Map, MapImageLayer, MapImage) {     "use strict";     ready(function() {         var map = new Map("mapDiv", {             center: [-123.3673, 54.51],             zoom: 6,             basemap: "topo"         });         // create and add the layer         var mil = new MapImageLayer({             'id': 'usgs_screen_overlay'         });         map.addLayer(mil);         // create and add the actual image         var mi = new MapImage({             'extent': {                 'xmin': -125.1823,                     'ymin': 53.4984,                     'xmax': -121.5028,                     'ymax': 55.5116,                     'spatialReference': {                     'wkid': 4326                 }             },                 'href': 'TILERGB.jpg'         });         mil.addImage(mi);     }); }); ... View more

I was able to get this to work with jQuery Mobile.  I posted this code on GitHub. You can test it out here. Let me know if you find any problems, as it hasn't been tested extensively. The best way to report an issue would be to create an issue on the GitHub page. ... View more

Any further update on this release of new code?  Past mid May !! Version 3.5 just came out. Version 3.4 came out a while ago. ... View more

I would be interested in this as well, but as far as I know there are no examples of this with the JS API. ... View more

See uriUtils.addProxyRule. ... View more

Are people still interested in this?  I was able to throw together a rough approach that seems to be working fairly well for me.  If anyone is interested let me know, I will probably clean it up and throw up on github in a few weeks.  Should work for 3.3 and 3.4. I would also be interested. ... View more

This is a known issue that also occurs with jQuery UI and other platforms.  There is a workaround, though. ... View more

Thanks Guys! It runs like a champ now. I'll be sure to use the jslint site in the future too. Sincerely, If you are using Visual Studio 2010 or 2012 there is a handy JSLint add-in available. JSLint.VS2010 JSLint.VS2012 I haven't used Aptana in a while, but I think it either had JSLint functionality built into it or had a JSLint add-in. ... View more