Latest Contributions by KenBuja

Where you have the "agsjs" directory versus the html file? For example, I have this setup [ATTACH=CONFIG]32869[/ATTACH] and in the html file I'm running (TOC_hide_node.html), I set the path to the TOC like this     <script>         var dojoConfig = {             packages: [                 {                     name: "agsjs",                     location: location.pathname.replace(/\/[^/]+$/, "") + '../../agsjs'                 }]         };     </script> ... View more

Nice addition! The one thing I noticed is that the layers that get turned off  automatically don't get closed like when you manually turn them off. If you have several services in your TOC and want only one service to have this new capability, use the id of the service like this toc.on('toc-node-checked', function (evt) {   if (evt.checked && (evt.rootLayer.id === "theID") && evt.serviceLayer) {     evt.rootLayer.setVisibleLayers([evt.serviceLayer.id]);   } }); ... View more

I have two ArcGIS.com accounts, one is from my Esri Global Account and another is an organizational account. The popup box will only work when I log into the organization account. ... View more

Could you put together a Fiddle that's a simplified version of this that replicates the problem? ... View more

You'll have to declare the variable BufferClick outside the BufferTool function so that it can be referred in other functions (read up on variable scope). Something like var map; var BufferClick; require(["esri/map", etc     function BufferTool(map) { //although if you declared map outside the require, you don't need to pass it like this          // code for function                //when the map is clicked create a buffer around the click point of the specified distance.         BufferClick = app.map.on("click", function(evt){           //define input buffer parameters           var params = new BufferParameters();           params.geometries  = [ evt.mapPoint ];           params.distances = [ 10 ];           params.unit = GeometryService.UNIT_STATUTE_MILE;           geometryService.buffer(params);         });                   // rest of code in function ... View more

Since you still connecting the click event in that function, you'll have to disconnect it. ... View more

If you're using an IDE that has debugging, you can pause it and examine esriBundle. That's how I was able to find the right property in this thread. ... View more

I tried the below....I also tried defining mapOnClick outside the app.map.on it just keeps running the Buffer code when i Click the map. I am going to try and put a JSFiddle together.             app.map.on("click", function () {                 app.map.infoWindow.hide();                 clearContent();             });             app.map.infoWindow.on("hide", clearContent);             on(dom.byId("button1"), "click", function () {                // I TRIED THIS         initializeSidebar(app.map);                // AND THIS                var mapOnClick2 = connect.connect(app.map, "onClick", initializeSidebar(app.map))         //Clear Graphic Circle from BufferTool         app.map.graphics.clear();         clearContent();         dijit.byId("Tools").set('open',false); //Close         // TRIED THIS         connect.disconnect(mapOnClick);         // AND THIS         mapOnClick.remove();             })             on(dom.byId("button2"), "click", function () {                 app.map.infoWindow.hide();                 clearContent();         var mapOnClick = connect.connect(app.map, "onClick", BufferTool(app.map))                 // CLOSE THE PANE WHEN SELECTED         dijit.byId("Tools").set('open',false); //Close             }) What do you have in the BufferTool function? Are you still adding the event app.map.on("click", function(evt) If so, you'll have to disconnect that if you click the Identify button. ... View more

I read through adn still a bit confused...I tried something like this The Buffer code runs, but I still cant turn it off...am I close???? THANK YOU             on(dom.byId("IDENTIFY"), "click", function () {         initializeSidebar(app.map);         //Clear Graphic Circle from BufferTool         app.map.graphics.clear();         clearContent();         connect.disconnect(BufferTool(app.map));             })             on(dom.byId("BUFFER"), "click", function () {                 app.map.infoWindow.hide();                 clearContent();         mapOnClick = connect.connect(map, "onClick", BufferTool(app.map))                 // CLOSE THE PANE WHEN SELECTED         dijit.byId("Tools").set('open',false); //Close             }) Have you tried     on(dom.byId("IDENTIFY"), "click", function () {         initializeSidebar(app.map);         //Clear Graphic Circle from BufferTool         app.map.graphics.clear();         clearContent();         connect.disconnect(mapOnClick);     }) and if you're using API 3.6 or higher, you should look at converting "connect.connect" to "on", since support for connect will be removed in Dojo 2.0 ... View more

In the BufferTool function, you add an event listener for the map click. app.map.on("click", function(evt) You could disconnect this event listener when the Identify Button is pressed (see the Event help topic) or use a variable to short circuit that click event. Something like     app.map.on("click", function(evt){           //define input buffer parameters           if (CanRunBuffer) {               var params = new BufferParameters();               params.geometries  = [ evt.mapPoint ];               params.distances = [ 50 ];               params.unit = GeometryService.UNIT_STATUTE_MILE;               geometryService.buffer(params);         }     }); ... View more

Thanks to all that helped, I'm going to consider this thread closed now.       You should consider clicking the up arrow on the posts that were helpful and click the check mark on the post (even if it's yours) on what you consider to be the best answer (see this page for more detail). This will help others who may be searching on this type of question ... View more

You forgot showAttribution:false as Jonathan had posted ... View more

I suspect it has to do with the Map.reposition() line. Does this need to be called every time you click on the map? I'm guessing that the first time you click on the map, the map gets repositioned and the point that you clicked isn't the same in the new position. ... View more

Vote for it here! ... View more

Of the many samples that use Query, several (like this, this, and this)https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jssamples/query_showinfowindow.html use it on a dynamic map service. ... View more