Latest Contributions by JackFairfield

Thanks for the work around.  This doesn't seem to be fully working either unfortunately though.  Try clicking the biggest bubble in the example on the bottom right side.  It doesn't log any results.  Is there a place where I can track a bug like this and watch for fixes? ... View more

What can I expect for a bug fix like this?  Do I have to wait for 4.6 for a fix? ... View more

Robert, Thank you so much!  This worked perfectly!  Not sure how I missed this in the documentation.  You always seem to be the one answering questions here on GeoNet.  I greatly appreciate it! Jack ... View more

Thanks Robert Scheitlin, GISP, I have reached out to ESRI and my understanding is that this will be fixed with the 4.4 release. I am still looking for an event that fires after everything loads in the map.  Something similar to the "Load" event that was in the 3.x version of the api.  Any suggestions?  ... View more

One thing you can try to improve printing time is to optimize your Json that is passed to the service.  You can access this Json right before it is used in the print task like this: esriRequest.setRequestPreCallback(myCallbackFunction); function myCallbackFunction(arguments) {      //Check for an execute request      if (arguments.url.indexOf("execute") > -1) {           //Get the text that would be sent to the service           var txtJson = arguments.content.Web_Map_as_JSON;           //Parse the JSON to make it easier to change           var tempObj = JSON.parse(txtJson);           // Make your changes / Optimizations here           // For example  "tempObj.operationalLayers[1].featureCollection.layers[0].layerDefinition.name = "Test";"           // Convert back to Json           arguments.content.Web_Map_as_JSON = JSON.stringify(tempObj);           return arguments;      }      else {           return arguments;      } } I would also recommend optimizing your out fields in all feature layers.  If you aren't using the field in the renderer, you probably don't need to send it to the print service. ... View more

Thank you so much for your question! I had the EXACT same issue when trying to do a hittest.  I ended up using your try catch solution, because your final solution didn't seem to work in my case.  I am updating the renderer after it loads, so even though updating is false once, it is actually still updating later and the event breaks if you try to move the mouse at the wrong time.  The try catch worked great.  Didn't realize there was a Try Catch in javascript.  I understand it isn't the best possible solution, but oh well.  Thanks again. ... View more

Looks like they added a few more events since this question was asked. I think the "pointer-move" event should work for you. Something like this: app.mapView.on("pointer-move", function(event) {    console.log(event);    //Do some stuff here }); Here is the documentation: ... View more

If you come across this post and are looking for an answer in Esri Javascript 4.0, try this: view.ui.remove("attribution"); This will remove the widget from the ui of the view.  In 4.0, the attibution widget is added by default. Alternatively, you can specify the widgets you want created automatically in the default UI object when defining your view See DefaultUI | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.0 Fore more details. ... View more

Thanks Steve,  I knew it was probably too good to be true. ... View more

Thanks a bunch.  I was stuck on this for a while.  I had a bug that was producing a sort of feedback loop.  I think it was trying to process two animations at once and was causing it to freak out.  Setting to 0 ensures the event post processing is complete before the next event post processing begins. ... View more

We have a proxy setup already and the request is using the post method.  It is working now, so it is no longer a big deal.  I ended up reducing the number of properties that were being passed by restricting the out_fields property from * down to just a few fields.  In doing this, it reduced the overall size of the json object that was being passed to the service and is now allowing me to successfully print my map.  Thanks for your help Yue. ... View more