Latest Contributions by AndrewTerwiel

I have the following code that successfully shows a widget panel. When using the Launchpad theme, the colour from the widget's button icon in the AnchorBarController doesn't get applied to the panel header. It should look like this: but instead looks like this: Also, when minimised the panel looks like this: when it should take on the colour of the button icon in the AnchorBarController like this: The code: var myWidget = null;               arrayUtils.some(this.wManager.appConfig.widgetPool.widgets, function (aWidget) {                   if (aWidget.name === widgetName) {                       myWidget = aWidget;                   }               });               if (myWidget) {                   // check for presence of the AnchorBarController                   var controller = this.wManager.getWidgetsByName("AnchorBarController");                   if (controller.length > 0) {                       this.pManager.showPanel(myWidget).then(lang.hitch(this, function (panel) {                           panel.setPosition({ top: 120, left: 10, width: 350, height: 480, margin: 10, index: 0 });                       }));                   }                   else {                       this.pManager.showPanel(myWidget);                   }               } Does anyone know of a way to get the icon colours to apply to the panel? ... View more

We are implementing a content management system having Sitecore as it's platform. We would like to embed some maps using the ArcGIS Javascript API. Does anyone have experience with this? Updated We had our Sitecore developer create a template that allows for the insertion of HTML, CSS <link>s and <script> tags. Each of these has a separate input textbox in the template. It looks like this: All of the CSS and javascript files are published to a publicly assessible folder in our DMZ. And that's it! ... View more

When an app has been updated and re-published, a browser will load the files from the cache and not the server. This means each user needs to manually clear the cache and refresh. I thought about having a "refresh" widget that creates a cookie with a version number as the name, and then on subsequent page loads, reading the name and comparing it to a variable to determine if the app has been updated. If the version number is different then execute this: document.location.reload(true); Does anyone have a better idea? ... View more