Latest Contributions by PatrickArlt1

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

You need to set the useCors option to false on the layer since the MapService doesn't support CORS. You can see this in the Custom Popup with Dynamic Map Layer | Esri Leaflet example. ... View more

Could you elaborate on what "Windows Authentication" means? Esri Leaflet support oAuth 2 with ArcGIS Online. There is an example here Access premium ArcGIS Online content | Esri Leaflet . ... View more

The MIME type error is ignorable. It never cases any problems. Can you post any sample code (or JS Fiddle/CodePen) to show the problem you are seeing? ... View more

I get where you are coming from Rene. You were probably hoping for something like this L.esri.featureLayer(featureLayer, {   spatialMethod: 'intersects',   geometry: latlng }).addTo(map); Implementing this would be VERY difficult since the assumption that features are only loaded inside the current viewport is baked into Esri Leaflet all the way down to the core. That said this did remind me of a feature I wanted to add Add additional spatial query types to L.esri.Tasks.Query · Issue #374 · Esri/esri-leaflet · GitHub. Once this is implemented you could do something like the following to render all polygons that intersect a point. L.esri.Tasks.query(featureLayer).intersects(latlng).run(function(error, geojson){   // use L.GeoJSON to add features to map }); For right now you can just use the raw L.esri.Tasks.query to query as many features as possible and use Turf on the client side for your point in polygon. // queries all features up to the transfer limit (usually 1000-2000) L.esri.Tasks.query(featureLayer).run(function(error, geojson){   // now use Turf over all the geojson }); ... View more

Barrett, Your right that the example on the website is incorrect. However it SHOULD be corrected and work. I've made an issue to track this for the next release Methods accepting LatLng and LatLngBounds should also accept simple forms. · Issue #373 · Esri/esri-leaflet · GitHub. Generally Leaflet will let you pass a LatLng, [lat,lng] or {lat: lat, lng: lng} object. Esri Leaflet needs to do the same. For now your workaround of wrapping the input in a L.LatLng si the right way to go. ... View more

I updated the code on https://github.com/Esri/esri-leaflet/issues/233 it looks like the only way to do this. The following is from the jQuery docs for double click http://api.jquery.com/dblclick/ [INDENT]It is inadvisable to bind handlers to both the click and dblclick events for the same element. The sequence of events triggered varies from browser to browser, with some receiving two click events before the dblclick and others only one. Double-click sensitivity (maximum time between clicks that is detected as a double click) can vary by operating system and browser, and is often user-configurable.[/INDENT] As an alternative why not bind the identify to the contextmenu event on Leaflet? which is fired on right click (desktop) or long press (mobile)? ... View more

Since this behavior is specific to how you want your app to work and how to make identify calls I don't think its the responsibility of Esri Leaflet to handle this for you. Especially since it would involve modifying Leaflets default behavior. I have posted a solution for a click-to-identify/double-click-to-zoom experience in this GitHub issue https://github.com/Esri/esri-leaflet/issues/233. I will however look into integrating this into https://github.com/Esri/esri-leaflet/issues/28 when I do popup helpers for dynamic map layer. ... View more

Leaflet is actually handling this weird and buggy behavior for you you can look at their code here. https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/blob/v0.7.2/src/dom/DomEvent.js#L217-L234 You could probably take a similar approach with the JS API. ... View more

dstubbin, I think this does need to be updated. Applications should be able to access anything the owner of that application can access. ... View more

So you need to pass "redirect_uri" when calling https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/oauth2/token? Just want to make sure I know exactly what needs to get updated. ... View more