Latest Contributions by KenBuja

It is in the ESRI.ArcGIS.ArcMapUI assembly. Make sure you have that added to your project and you can either use Import ESRI.ArcGIS.ArcMapUI or Dim pTableFrame As ESRI.ArcGIS.ArcMapUI.ITableFrame ... View more

Glad to help. Don't forget to click the check mark on the post that answered your question. ... View more

Neil, Theoretically that should happen, but my applications have the StartPosition property set to CenterParent for the forms. I set the form's owner using your code and yet the forms appear randomly on the page. I have to use the following sub to center my forms before I show them.     Public Sub CenterForm(ByVal form As System.Windows.Forms.Form, ByVal m_application As ESRI.ArcGIS.Framework.IApplication)         Dim pWinPos As ESRI.ArcGIS.Framework.IWindowPosition         Dim CenterX As Short         Dim CenterY As Short         pWinPos = m_application         CenterX = (pWinPos.Width / 2) + pWinPos.Left         CenterY = (pWinPos.Height / 2) + pWinPos.Top         form.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(CenterX - form.Width / 2, CenterY - form.Height / 2)         form.StartPosition = Windows.Forms.FormStartPosition.Manual     End Sub ... View more

Have you tried running this manually in ArcMap by putting the string equivalents into the tool? Whenever I have problems with programming geoprocessing tools, I run them in ArcMap and examine the results to make sure I'm putting the correct inputs into the tool's properties. Also, do you need the double slashes in the output feature class property? ... View more

I made a slight modification to the Adding Graphics sample and it seems to work properly. Maybe it's because I used the graphic layer's click event and event.target instead of event.currentTarget <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"                xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"                xmlns:esri="http://www.esri.com/2008/ags"                pageTitle="Adding graphics using MXML and/or ActionScript">         <s:layout>         <s:VerticalLayout horizontalAlign="center" paddingTop="3"/>     </s:layout>         <fx:Script>         <=!=[=C=D=A=T=A=[             import com.esri.ags.SpatialReference;             import com.esri.ags.symbols.PictureMarkerSymbol;                         private function addSomeMarkers():void             {                 // This is just to show how to add markers                 // using ActionScript code as opposed to MXML tags.                 var myGraphicMarker:Graphic = new Graphic(new MapPoint(1447100, 7477200, new SpatialReference(102100)),                     new SimpleMarkerSymbol(SimpleMarkerSymbol.STYLE_DIAMOND, 22, 0x009933));                 myGraphicMarker.toolTip = "Marker added with ActionScript";                 myGraphicsLayer.add(myGraphicMarker);                                 // PictureMarker - embedded image                 [Embed('assets/globe.png')]                 var picEmbeddedClass:Class;                 var pictureMarker:PictureMarkerSymbol = new PictureMarkerSymbol(picEmbeddedClass);                                 var myGraphicPic:Graphic = new Graphic(new MapPoint(-411000, 4924000, new SpatialReference(102100)));                 myGraphicPic.symbol = pictureMarker;                 myGraphicsLayer.add(myGraphicPic);                                 var myPolyline:Polyline = new Polyline(                     [[                         new MapPoint(-1726185, 9543036),                         new MapPoint(34923, 6920940),                         new MapPoint(1874303, 6255632),                         new MapPoint(1835168, 6255632),                         new MapPoint(1913439, 6138225)                     ]], new SpatialReference(102100));                 var myGraphicLine:Graphic = new Graphic(myPolyline);                 myGraphicLine.symbol = new SimpleLineSymbol(SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_DASH, 0xDD2222, 1.0, 4)                 myGraphicsLayer.add(myGraphicLine);                                 var myPolygon:Polygon = new Polygon(                     [[                         new MapPoint(2352491, -1992338),                         new MapPoint(2332923, -2461967),                         new MapPoint(2646009, -2266288),                         new MapPoint(3076503, -2324992),                         new MapPoint(3272181, -2520670),                         new MapPoint(3506996, -2559806),                         new MapPoint(3702675, -3049003),                         new MapPoint(3370021, -3675175),                         new MapPoint(2763416, -4046965),                         new MapPoint(2117676, -4144804),                         new MapPoint(1961133, -3890422),                         new MapPoint(2000269, -3655607),                         new MapPoint(1667615, -3185978),                         new MapPoint(1550208, -2422831),                         new MapPoint(1334961, -1953202),                         new MapPoint(2352491, -1992338)                     ]], new SpatialReference(102100));                 var myGraphicPolygon:Graphic = new Graphic();                 myGraphicPolygon.geometry = myPolygon;                 myGraphicPolygon.symbol = new SimpleFillSymbol(                     SimpleFillSymbol.STYLE_SOLID, // fill style                     0xFF0000, // fill color                     0.7 // fill alpha                 );                 myGraphicPolygon.toolTip = "Polygon added with ActionScript";                 myGraphicsLayer.add(myGraphicPolygon);                 btn.enabled = false;             }                        protected function myGraphicsLayer_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void             {                 myGraphicsLayer.remove(event.target as Graphic);             }                     ]=]=>     </fx:Script>         <s:Label width="100%" text="This sample demonstrates adding graphics to the map using either MXML or ActionScript.  Simple marker symbols, picture marker symbols, simple line symbols, simple fill symbols, and picture fill symbols are shown."/>     <s:Button id="btn"               click="addSomeMarkers()"               label="Add some more markers using ActionScript"/>     <esri:Map id="myMap"               level="2"               wrapAround180="true">         <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer"/>         <esri:GraphicsLayer id="myGraphicsLayer" click="myGraphicsLayer_clickHandler(event)">             <esri:Graphic toolTip="California MapPoint with a SimpleMarkerSymbol">                 <esri:geometry>                     <esri:MapPoint x="-13163000" y="4035000"                                    spatialReference="{new SpatialReference(102100)}"/>                 </esri:geometry>                 <esri:symbol>                     <esri:SimpleMarkerSymbol color="0x0033DD" size="18"/>                 </esri:symbol>             </esri:Graphic>             <esri:Graphic toolTip="Hurricane polyline with a SimpleLineSymbol">                 <esri:geometry>                     <esri:Polyline spatialReference="{new SpatialReference(102100)}">                         <fx:Array>                             <fx:Array>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-4700503" y="1128848"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-7909635" y="2819513"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-8144450" y="4199048"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-7244327" y="5261584"/>                             </fx:Array>                         </fx:Array>                     </esri:Polyline>                 </esri:geometry>                 <esri:symbol>                     <esri:SimpleLineSymbol width="6" color="0xFF0000"/>                 </esri:symbol>             </esri:Graphic>             <esri:Graphic toolTip="Brazilian polygon with a SimpleFillSymbol">                 <esri:geometry>                     <esri:Polygon spatialReference="{new SpatialReference(102100)}">                         <fx:Array>                             <fx:Array>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-3867905" y="-671044"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-4533702" y="-2578326"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-5316417" y="-2832708"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-5844750" y="-3869806"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-6333947" y="-3498016"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-6412218" y="-1942370"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-8211974" y="-954779"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-7703209" y="229077"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-5736637" y="454597"/>                                 <esri:MapPoint x="-3867905" y="-671044"/>                             </fx:Array>                         </fx:Array>                     </esri:Polygon>                 </esri:geometry>                 <esri:symbol>                     <esri:SimpleFillSymbol alpha="0.7" color="0x009933"/>                 </esri:symbol>             </esri:Graphic>         </esri:GraphicsLayer>     </esri:Map> </s:Application> ... 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Try this protected function onClickFunction2(event:MouseEvent):void             {     pointGraphicsLayer.remove(event.target); } ... View more

When working with geoprocessing tool inputs, I find it helpful to run the tool in ArcMap using the parameters that I want to set and reviewing the results to see how they actually are used in the tool. Here, I ran the Sort tool on a dataset using the field POP2000 and Descending. [ATTACH=CONFIG]21708[/ATTACH] So for your case, you'll want to use "ELEVATION_ DESCENDING" ... View more

For one of my applications (written in Flex 3.6), I have created an MXML component (called VideoPopup) that contains a VideoDisplay. In the map's mapClick event, I run an IdentifyTask, and in the onResult function, I look for the type of feature that was returned. Take a look at the Identify Sample as an example. I set the map.infoWindow.content to this VideoPopup. To see this in action, go to this site, click the Data button, check the "Show site locations" box, and click on the various points. Some of these dive sites have photos, while others have videos.     function onResult(results:Array, clickGraphic:Graphic = null):void     {         if (results && results.length > 0)         {             var result:IdentifyResult = results[0];             var resultGraphic:Graphic = result.feature;             var mapPoint:MapPoint = MapPoint(clickGraphic.geometry);             var point:Point = mainMap.toScreen(mapPoint);                         mainMap.infoWindow.hide();                         switch (resultGraphic.geometry.type)             {                 case Geometry.MAPPOINT:                 {                     mainMap.infoWindow.content = createVideoWindow(resultGraphic, xmlProjectParameters, divephotourl, divevideourl, site_id, videoname, photocount);                     mainMap.infoWindow.label = "Site ID: " + resultGraphic.attributes[site_id];                     resultGraphic.symbol = new SimpleMarkerSymbol("x",12,0xFF0080);                     break;                 }             }             layerGraphics.graphicProvider = resultGraphic;             mainMap.infoWindow.show(mainMap.toMap(point));         }     }         public static function createVideoWindow(graphic:Graphic, xmlProjectParameters:XMLList, photoURL:String, videoURL:String, siteID:String, videoName:String, photoCount:String):VideoPopup         {             var popVideo:VideoPopup = new VideoPopup();                         popVideo.TitleText = graphic.attributes[siteID];             popVideo.VideoName = graphic.attributes[videoName];             popVideo.attributeText = returnAttributes(graphic, xmlProjectParameters, 0); //a function to get all the attributes             popVideo.imageCount = graphic.attributes[photoCount];             popVideo.photoURL = photoURL;             popVideo.videoURL = videoURL;                         return popVideo;         }     ... View more

If you zoom in farther, you'll notice that the image gets squeezed horizontally instead of shifted. Try this by turning on the 1 hour precipitation layer, panning to Cape Flattery, and zooming in a few more levels. ... View more

The first thing to do is the put this into a Try Catch block so you know why and where the program is crashing. For the second and third time you have the line pEF = pMap.FeatureSelection (and why not use pEF.Reset?) why do you call pEF.Next twice? Are you testing whether you have at least two features selected? ... View more

That's something I've never noticed before, but I'm getting the same issue opening a Windows form using Show. This is the code for the button opening my form. Public Class Aggregate   Inherits ESRI.ArcGIS.Desktop.AddIns.Button   Public Sub New()   End Sub   Protected Overrides Sub OnClick()         Try             Dim AggForm As New AggregateForm             If AggForm.InitializeForm Then 'sets up the initial view of the form                 CenterForm(AggForm, My.ArcMap.Application) 'centers the form on the application window                 AggForm.Show(System.Windows.Forms.Control.FromHandle(My.ArcMap.Application.hWnd))             End If         Catch ex As Exception             System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString, "OnClick")         End Try         '         My.ArcMap.Application.CurrentTool = Nothing   End Sub   Protected Overrides Sub OnUpdate()     Enabled = My.ArcMap.Application IsNot Nothing   End Sub End Class ... View more

Please post your code. And what version of ArcGIS are you using? ... View more

Is this using an IdentifyTask? If so, you can use the IdentifyParameters.tolerance parameter. However, this is the distance in screen pixels from the specified geometry within which the identify should be performed.            You would have to determine the conversion from screen distance to ground distance at the different map scales. ... View more