Latest Contributions by DominiqueBroux

so what do I need to do with these files to add the toolbar back into my project? Yes add them in your project. By security change the namespace to avoid ambiguity with ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.toolkit. Add Toolbar.Theme.xaml in the merged dictionary of generic.xaml or app.xaml. That should do it. ... View more

In my mind it's to use as shown below, but I may have missed somthing in your need. private void Legend_Refreshed(object sender, Legend.RefreshedEventArgs e) {     List<string> removeLayers = new List<string>     {         "Service Agreement Areas",         "HTE Routes",         "Water 3-way",         "Water 4-way",         "Water 5-way",     };    var toDeletes = LayerItem.GetAllParentChild().Where(pair =>  removeLayers.Contains(pair.Item2.Label)).ToArray();    foreach (var pair in toDeletes)         pair.Item1.LayerItems.Remove(pair.Item2); } ... View more

Is there any what that the OpenStreetMap Basemap can be used when the spatial reference is not WGS1984?? No, OpenStreetmap is a cached tiled layer and so can only be used with a map having the same spatial reference, i.e WGS1984. ... View more

dbroux , Thank you. I could able to get tuple pair of parent,child which I need to delete. But I do not understand second part, can you please explain in simple terms?. Second part might be confusing due to the usage of Tuple and it's members Item1 and Item2. Item1 is the parent, Item2 is the child to delete. Likely clearer by using intermediate variables: foreach (var pair in toDeletes) {     var parentLayerItem = pair.Item1;     var layerItemToDelete = pair.Item2;     parentLayerItem.LayerItems.Remove(layerItemToDelete); } (it's why it could make sense to create your own class with better names than Tuple). ... View more

Basically I look for recursive loop logic to handle the case. I have seen another thread where dbroux provided sample for getting selecetd items but that does not help me. You can reuse the same idea as for the selected items, i.e write a recursive extension method returning all layer items and then filter with the criteria you need (selected is just a particular case). For removing the additional difficulty is that you need the parent item as well in order to be able to call parent.LayerItems.Remove(layerItemToRemove); So you can tweak the extension method to return an enumeration of pair <Parent, Child> (using .net Tuple but you might create your own class). public static class LegendExtensions{     // Go recursively through the LayerItems and return a tuple <parent, child> for each child    public static IEnumerable<Tuple<LayerItemViewModel, LayerItemViewModel>> GetAllParentChild(this LayerItemViewModel layerItem)     {         return layerItem == null || layerItem.LayerItems == null ?             Enumerable.Empty<Tuple<LayerItemViewModel, LayerItemViewModel>>() :             layerItem.LayerItems.SelectMany(child => new[] { new Tuple<LayerItemViewModel, LayerItemViewModel>(layerItem, child) }.Concat(GetAllParentChild(child)));     } } Then you can use that extension method to delete the items you want with code like: var toDeletes = LayerItem.GetAllParentChild().Where(pair =>  new[] {"Service Agreement Areas", "HTE Routes", ....}.Contains(pair.Item2.Label)).ToArray(); foreach (var pair in toDeletes)     pair.Item1.LayerItems.Remove(pair.Item2); ... View more

This thread should help. ... View more

If your field containing the owner is called 'OWNER', you can set a where clause such as OWNER='dbroux' That clause has to be generated dynamically by your application once you know the user name (I guess there is a login step). ... View more

Joe is right, the toolbar has been removed from 3.0 after have been deprecated in 2.3 and 2.4. If you want, you can still get the code on codeplex and include it in your code. That being said, the cleaner solution is probbaly that you replace it by your own container (as it was done for the samples). ... View more

At the server side, when publishing the feature layer you can set the edit permissions in order to allow only the feature owner to modify or delete a feature. Then at the client side, an user won't be able to modify or delete a feature he doesn't own. But he will be able to see it. The way not to see them might be to add to the feature layer a where clause based on the owner field. ... View more

But still, I can't use 'ShowOnlyVisibleLayers' property since I have to provide Check box before layer name.If user turns off the layer using this check box,then layer would not get re-added to Legend.Am i right? Sure. If the off layers are not displayed in the legend, the user won't be able to turn them on from the legend. ... View more

Not sure how you set the width. I think you have to set it in the control template of the text symbol. Something like: <ControlTemplate x:Key="TextSymbol">   <TextBlock Width="50" TextWrapping="Wrap" Text="{Binding Symbol.Text}"        FontFamily="{Binding Symbol.FontFamily}"        FontSize="{Binding Symbol.FontSize}"        Foreground="{Binding Symbol.Foreground}" /> </ControlTemplate> But I didn't test so that might not work. ... View more

Do you know of a way to translate pixels to esri coords without access to the Maps MapToScreen function? Map resolution gives the size of one pixel in geographical coordinates. So to translate pixels to map coordinates you can do  :  map.Resolution * pixels; ... View more

As FromJson does exist for a Featureset, the workaround may be to create a FeatureSet with only one geometry and return that geometry. Something like: static Geometry FromJson(string json) {     return FeatureSet.FromJson(@"{""features"":[{" + json + @"}]}").Features.First().Geometry; } ... View more

is that a new setting? Yes new in 2.3. ... View more