Latest Contributions by MiriamBrockmann

There's no code i can offer you, which you can copy and paste. I would suggest you write a Shedule what you want to program, what should happend when in which Order, which tools you need for and then write your code. Above is all you need to do what you want. ... View more

Hi Aditi! No, it wont do when you copy the code one to one. There are two possible ways : 1. You can highlight the Points, where the Text is anchord or 2. change the Textcolor by looping through the selected Geometries and change the Textcolor. Regards ... View more

Hello Robert! thx for your Answers! Problem is, that we use our Own Layouts for all other Pintings expect the MAP_ONLY. This one we take from Esris Printlayouts. I guess i'll give it a try and make an own Layout for the Map_Only Print. This seems to be the easiest Way. If that wont work, I try the more complicated Solutions. ... View more

Hi Aditi! Thers's a nice Example from Esri that soes exactly what you want. Seelcting Point within a drawn Extent. Select graphic points within an extent | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Have a look! Regards, Miriam ... View more

Hi Nadir! Is this the complete Code? Have you check your require if it's complete? It seems you are using the legacy-Modul, is that right? If you check the legacy Documentation for the esri.Task.query your definition should look like this:      query.spatialRelationship = esri.Task.Query.SPATIAL_REL_WITHIN; Maybe this will do the job. By the way, I would recommend you to have a close look inside the documentation. Query (legacy) | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Miriam ... View more

Hi Sandanandachar! I've doing a little research about populating a dijit.form MultiSelect and find this Post: multiselect widget not populating With a ComboBox you can use a store to fill up, but that won't work when you use a MultiSelect. It's like a <SELECT> - Element, that must be filled with <OPTION> - nodes. So you have to do with yours. In the Link mentioned above, there are two good Examples how to do that. Here's the Link to the documentation : dijit.form.MultiSelect — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide Hope this might help you! Regards, Miriam ... View more

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Hello Aditi! Textgraphic always comes with a Point, so you can select the Point and then delete the Text. So let me sum your affords:      1. You want to produce a Textgraphic ( A Point with a Label )      2. You want to select that specific Graphic           and      3. You want to delete that Text by selecting it and the remove it. Right? Question is...how do you want to select that Text? By clicking on the Ancorpoint, by hover over the text? Or do you want to select all Text/Point Graphic at once and then choose which one to delete? I'm not realy sure what you are up to. Here's a workarround how to you can bind the onClick-Event in your example above declarativly: <button data-dojo-type="dijit/form/Button" type="button">Delete selected!    <script type="dojo/on" data-dojo-event="click" data-dojo-args="evt">         require(["dojo/dom"], function(dom){                     map.graphics.delete(selected);             });    </script> </button> Regards, Miriam ... View more

Hi Aditi! Here's a simple Codesnippet how you can remove the selected Graphic from your Map. First draw your Geometry. The Hover the graphic and catch the event. I catch the onClick-Evt here.      map.graphics.on("click",function(evt){           selected = evt.graphic;           map.graphics.remove(selected);      }); So, by clicking on the drawn Geometry it will get selected and removed from the map. It should be easy to bind this to a Button. You only have to submit the selected Geometry, that is written into the Variable. The it should look like: myButton.on("click",function(){       map.graphics.remove(selected); }); and Voila...Graphic is removed. ... View more

Please add some code to your Post, this could be helpful for us to help you. And where exactly is the Problem? What does it or what not? Any Errors? Regards ... View more

Have a look at this sample: Display context menu | ArcGIS API for JavaScript It discribes how you can select and delete a Graphic. Regards ... View more

Hello Lefteris, Robert is right. Your function and the call for the registry.byId lies outside the above defined require. If you set it up it like this : function fillcountyselect(){        require(["dijit/registry"],function(registry){               var select1 = registry.byId("countyfield");            select1.addOption( {label:"Select County", value: 0});           ....u.s.o.      }); } you have access to "registry". Regards ... View more

So here are some Code how we initalize our Overviewmap. We have an Menu at the upper leftside of the Screen like this where the OverviewMap is set inside a div named "OVMap": And here's the code:     var OVMap;      OVMap = new ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer(YourOVMapServiceHere);       OVMap.on("load",function(){                         OVMap.id = "OVMap";                         //add the overview map                         overviewMapDijit = new ovmap({                             map: map,                             baseLayer: OVMap,                             width: 238,                             height: 180,                             visible: true,                             expandFactor: 15,                             logo:false                         }, dom.byId('ovMap'));                                                overviewMapDijit.startup();                     });      To your Point 1:      You can set the expandfactor to 15 which is ( for our Map ) nearly full Extent. You have to      Check out the level for your own Map when you set it up. Point 2:      The Extent of the actual MapExtent is visible in the Overview with a grey Box.      There should be no Problem to change it to a red Frame.     and Point 3:      The MapExtent changes to the new Extent when you move the grey Rectangle in the Overviemap      automatically. Here's the Example for the use of the Overviewmap from Esri : Overview map | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Hope this helps you! Regards ... View more

Hi Amit! You can achieve this by using Esris Overviewmap dijit. Heres a link. OverviewMap | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards ... View more