Latest Contributions by PatrickArlt1

Thanks Dan. I've fixed the link. ... View more

John and I are definitely committed to maintaining Esri Leaflet and feel that it is a good option for some of Esri's customers and there is ample opportunity for the community to contribute to the health of the project as well. The development pace had slowed lately as many of the core contributors have commitments to other projects, most of us have regular tasks and projects in addition to working on Esri Leaflet, but this should pick up again after dev summit. In short no one is planning on leaving this behind in the future. ... View more

It is primarily developed and lead my Esri staff. Myself, John Gravois, Allan Laframboise and Tom Wayson are some of the core Esri contributors. There have also been contributions from community members who wanted or needed certain functionality. Things like min/max zoom, the find task, basic image service support and unit tests as well as bug fixes and documentation have all been contributed by community members at some point. But all of these community changes are vetted by the core team at Esri. ... View more

Yes each layer has a built in layer.metadata() method to get the metadata for the layer. It accepts a callback function which will be executed with error and metadata which will contain your field information. Getting service metadata | Esri Leaflet In this example the metadata in the callback function should contain all your field information. ... View more

In answer to this your application will only be able to read content owned by the same user that created the app. So if you have a private feature service owned by the same user you can use the token to read data from the service but not anything else. if you want to access private content on ArcGIS Online the best way to use OAuth 2 which will allow you access users content. User logins and OAuth 2.0 | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

I've tried to reproduce this quite throughly this morning but I can't get it to happen when it shouldn't. Can you give me a little more information about your environment? 1. Have you tried this with different browsers? If so which ones? 2. Can you try signing up again on ArcGIS for Developers. Does this work under this new test account? (https://www.arcgis.com/home/createaccount.html ‌) then you should sign up on the developers site. 3. If you log into Arcgis Online and go to "My Content" do you see anything listed? ... View more

I also responded to the issue on GitHub but I'll comment here as well. In general everything is moving in the direction of Portal for ArcGIS which handles token based auth. I think you can also tie your windows logins into Portal but don' quite me on it. I'm pretty out of my depth here being neither a Windows expert or ArcGIS Server expert. I also have no Windows/ArcGIS Server instances to test against to develop this feature even if I did know what was wrong. If the goal is to allow a user (using their Integrated Windows Authentication ) to access services on an intranet and it works in IE and Firefox it might be a Chrome issue rather then an Esri Leaflet issue. Is this something you can reproduce with the JS API and the same Map Service? If it works fine in the JS API but not Esri Leaflet we can rule out a Chrome issue. Overall though this isn't a feature I can support/test/build in an easy way. If you can figure out what is wrong I would welcome a contribution to Esri Leaflet that fixes it. But this feels like a Chrome issue rather then a Esri Leaflet issue. ... View more