Latest Contributions by AndyGup

@meloking, I'm not sure however have you tried specifying a TimeTextBox as a custom widget to the Attribute Inspector? Here are two examples to demonstrate what I'm suggesting: Attribute Inspector sample with custom widget: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jssamples/ed_attributeInspectorValidate.html Dojo TimeTextBox: http://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/1.10/dijit/form/TimeTextBox.html -Andy ... View more

Try these steps, I just did them on both an old Windows laptop and a new Mac: 1. Start Eclipse and select Help > Install New Software. (Just leave all defaults) 2. In the top right corner, click Add. 3. In the Add Repository dialog box, enter "ArcGIS Android Public updatesite" as the Name. 4. Use "http://developers.arcgis.com/android/eclipse/updatesite/" as the Location. 5. Click OK. (this should automatically download and install everything) -Andy ... View more

Deon, do you have an Esri technical support contract? We'd like to get your issue logged. -Andy ... View more

One way to make mouse clicks on Graphics transparent is to set CSS pointer-events to none. How this all works depends on why type of Graphics you are using in your different layers. If your top most layer happens to be using ArcGIS SimpleMarkerSymbol, SimpleLineSymbol and SimpleFileSymbol and your secondary layer is some other type of Graphic then you may be in luck. Adding one of these graphic types to the map creates an SVG image. So, in that case you could try something like this: Example: - Layer 1: SimpleMarkerSymbol and SimpleFillSymbol which use <circle> and <path> - Layer 2: Picture Marker Symbols using <image>        <style>         circle {             pointer-events: none;         }         path{             pointer-events: none;         } </style> References: http://caniuse.com/#search=pointer-events https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/pointer-events [ATTACH=CONFIG]31886[/ATTACH] ... View more

Ganesh, no worries. I have gone ahead and submitted a tech support issue on this. I had asked because I didn't want to duplicate a submission if you had already entered one. For future reference, there are a number of ways you can submit issues to tech support. If you are in the U.S. and have a maintenance contract you can call it in. If you are elsewhere, typically you would work with an Esri distributor first. And, if you have a developers. arcgis.com subscription plan then here is some information on the support you get for that: https://developers.arcgis.com/en/plans/. -Andy ... View more

Ganesh, Thanks for letting us know. I was able to reproduce the fact that the delete button and delete listener aren't working on Chrome in the Attribute Inspector sample. I can see that saves are working by using the browser console. Are you able to see the saves occurring in the background? Have you opened a support ticket yet? That way we can get this tracked and in the queue. If you need a quick fix you can always manually build your own custom delete button and set the default delete button to false. Here is a psuedo-code example to get you pointed in the right direction:           var layerInfos = [{ 'featureLayer': petroFieldsFL, 'showAttachments': false, 'showDeleteButton': false, /* set this to false */                   .... var dButton = new Button({ label: "Delete", "class": "dButton"}); domConstruct.place(dButton.domNode, attInspector.deleteBtn.domNode, "after"); dButton.on("click",function(evt){     updateFeature.getLayer().applyEdits(null,null,[updateFeature]);     map.infoWindow.hide(); }) https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/attributeinspector.html#event-delete -Andy ... View more

Hi, can you please provide some additional information just to make sure we are talking about the same thing. This issue may be a duplicate of this on-going post here: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/51928-Callout-doesn-t-move-with-MapView.centerAt - Which version of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android are you running? - Are you using a "web map" or your own tiled map service? - Can you provide a snippet of code? -Andy ... View more

Yunus, can you reproduce that consistently? I agree there should be any Signal 11's. If it is reproducible can you please open a support ticket? That way we can get all appropriate details and track this. ... View more

Vincent, Where there any errors in logcat? Does the Hello World map run and view okay on the Atrix? Have you tried running it on an emulator configured to the specs of your Atrix at v2.3.6? -Andy ... View more

Thomas, I think you are very close to the answer. Yes, getGraphicIDs(x,y,tolerance) is the best way to retrieve graphics locally based on an OnSingleTapEvent. The only alternative is you would have make one or multiple round-trip requests to ArcGIS Server depending on how many services you needed to Query. 1) Taking your example, you could create  an Array of all graphics returned and display them in a ListView. Within your array just make sure to store which layer the info came from such as featureLayer1, graphicsLayer1, etc along with the attributes of the Graphic. This helps you deal with the use case of having multiple graphics returned. It also allows the user to decide which graphic was the one they wanted to view. 2) You could allow the user to toggle layers on/off so that the search is narrowed down to one layer at a time. When working with multiple feature layers this is one of the most common approaches. -Andy ... View more

I had a few more thoughts since your use case calls for extensive panning and zooming. When the app crashes pay attention to the data and cache size as found in Settings > App Info > your application. Also consider setting up the app to ask for a larger heap: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/R.styleable.html#AndroidManifestApplication_largeHeap. This is a common approach in apps that are data intensive, even with the caveats such as you can't predict how large the heap will do. It also depends on what the device has for available memory and CPU, etc. I'd consider your use case as following into this category. Example: android:largeHeap="true" You might also monitor the heap in DDMS and see if that provides any hints if you are using too much memory somewhere. -Andy ... View more

Okay, that makes sense, thanks. I'd still suggest restarting the phone and then trying out your panning and zooming on the Hello World map app and see if you can recreate the problem on that. And, if that works fine then you'd most likely agree it's something in your custom app. Then creating  a new project from scratch will help you pinpoint the problem. ... View more

Just to clarify I was referring to Scenario 1. What you have are two different scenarios: Scenario 1 - app crashes immediately Scenario 2 - app crashes after 5 - 20(?) minutes of panning and zooming. Do you get the exact same error in both scenarios? -Andy ... View more

Yep, I've been there and done that. Before you go any farther then I suggest the following things to make sure you've eliminated the easy problems. IMHO I've found it's almost never worth the time to do deep OS-level debugging when working at the application level. I've found some interesting things like busted power controller boards and corrupted methods within patches, but it all meant I should have either replaced or rebuilt the device in the first place. - Make sure you've installed the latest ArcGIS Runtime - Restart your phone - Try running a Hello World Android (non-ArcGIS) app and see if it happens - Then, try running the Hello World ArcGIS app. If everything works with these three steps, then I recommend creating a brand new project and start building your app from the ground up until you hit the spot where the problem starts happening again. -Andy ... View more

I noticed you said you couldn't capture an error on the device screen. Have you looked at the ADB logcat dump for your phone? You could also try Acra http://acra.ch/. I haven't used it in a while so I don't know much about the latest version. And, there are also ways to capture an NDK stack dump if the error is happening below the application level and further down in the Android OS. You could look into way to capture that. -Andy ... View more