Latest Contributions by AndresCastillo

Please verify that there is no definition query on the layer. ... View more

I see where you made a new Moveable class, but did you need dojo/dom-class at all? ... View more

Daniel Chantlos See: https://community.esri.com/thread/122195#comment-644409 Robert Scheitlin, GISP  @ ksundeen_mnpower  on  Nov 1, 2016 11:47 AM Kim,     Sorry to say that for existing apps you will have to modify the MapManager in each but when you make that change in the stemapp the all NEW app will have the change. To explain... When a new app is created it copies the stemapp to a new folder like server/apps/[app #]. So because each app is a copy (snapshot) of the stemapp and not a direct link to it your changes to the stemapp have no effect on existing apps. ... View more

Thank you Kevin, which css file did you modify, and how did you you know to modify that one (maybe by inspecting the popup element in the browser dev tools)? how come line 3 has a capital  !Important What is the purpose of  !important ... View more

Hi Kevin,  I do not see the semi-transparent popup you mention. How can I see those popups on your page? could you post your modifications to the css to make it semi-transparent please? ... View more

Hi Kevin, could you post your code to maximize and minimize the popup window please? edit: Also, it seems like the maximize docks the popup to the side of the screen? Or is it different than docking? ... View more

Robert, I went ahead and moved the discussion to theWeb AppBuilder for ArcGIS space, and I will mark your answer as correct when you convert it to a question. This is great that you told me how to find the webmap ID, yet if I were to attempt to do this myself: 1 How would I find the webmap ID in a programmatic manner, like you did? 2 How would I search for a module in the app's code that was introduced via require (such as the esri/arcgis/utils module), in a programmatic manner to find out in which file of the application that module lives? Why do you use 'this' for the AGOL and Node.js app, but 'window' for the deployed WAB app? ... View more

I think I notice why it won't let me mark it as correct. Because when I branch, it only gives me the option to branch as 'discussion', not a new question. If you want, I can create a brand new question, copy and paste all threads, let you reply to that, and mark your reply correct. Unless you can provide a better way? I also notice that on apps like this: http://wpbgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Viewer/index.html?appid=3de4db80b6474e2f8069097d71560e8c The "window._viewerMap.itemId" does not even exist. Maybe because it is a different app template? And When I am in the wab dev configurator site, such as: https://<machineName>/webappbuilder/?id=30 The "window._viewerMap.itemId" does not even exist. I know I can see the web map in the configurator's "more details" of the map tab, but How do you recommend I go about finding the web map id from a client browser session in these cases? ... View more

Hi Robert, I have branched this discussion, and marked all your replies as helpful. Unfortunately, the site is not giving me an option to mark your reply as correct. Maybe this discussion's admin can chime in here? Can you expand on what 'esri/arcgis/utils' is? Is it the utils.js file inside of jimu.js? If I were to attempt to search for a module in the code that was introduced via require, how would I approach the application in a programmatic way to find out in which file of the application that module lives? ... View more

Also see this GIS Stackexchange post: https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/238985/avoiding-arcgisscripting-runtimeerror-not-signed-into-portal-from-arcpy-with-ar Avoiding arcgisscripting RuntimeError: Not signed into Portal from ArcPy with ArcGIS Pro? ... View more

Robert, I see what you mean now. It was me that didn't know not to put a console method call while inside of a clients' console. Thank you so much. How did you know to use the '_viewerMap' object? Did you know it was named that way? I was looking within the web application's source code files to see where and how the webMap object was defined and named, such as: require([ "esri/WebMap", "esri/views/MapView" ], function(WebMap, MapView) { var map = new WebMap({ portalItem: { id: "" } }); ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Which JS file would I find that require esri/WebMap in? Edit: Also, How would I approach the application programmatically to find out where that required module lives? I'd like to mark your answer as correct, but my original question is more focused to making a script that will loop through all the applications, and return the web map id's at once. Since you answered this additional question in an awesome manner, would it be appropriate for me to branch it off as of my comment on May 31, 2019 4:51 PM, so that I could mark your reply as correct? ... View more

Thank you Robert, although both console.info(window._viewerMap.itemId); and console.log(window._viewerMap.itemId); return 'undefined' to the console. ... View more

Robert, I don't think the web map id would be inside a widget, would it? I would just want to find out the web map id that the web mapping application is using. I want to do this from the client's console. ... View more

Is this the video? https://www.esri.com/videos/watch?videoid=WxUFh0c9hNw&title=ArcGIS%20Enterprise%3A%20Architecting%20Your%20Deployment ... View more