Latest Contributions by JoseBanuelos

‎09-10-2021

@MatthieuThery1 , Can you provide a repro sample codepen? Can you provide the current version you are using, and the steps to reproduce this? I tested this in 4.20 and our latest build today and I am not able to repro with SketchViewModel. There might be an additional step I'm missing that can lead to this issue. Thanks, Jose

‎09-03-2021

Hello @MichailMarinakis1 , This issue has been resolved in version 4.21, which releases towards the end of the month! Thanks again for bringing this to our attention. Thanks, Jose

‎09-02-2021

@NicoleSulzberger , Yes, I see it was still reproducible with the reshape operation in 4.20. It was fixed in create mode, but not in reshape. This is a good find. I just tested with the latest cdn build and it seems to be resolved with both create and reshape. Can you confirm with this cdn? "https://js.arcgis.com/next/" Thanks, Jose

‎09-02-2021

Hi @NicoleSulzberger , I cannot see the warning message from this issue on this sample you provided. I don't see the following warning message [esri.geometry.Point] .latitude= Longitude was defined without latitude If you change the version to 4.19, you will be able to see the warning message, but you won't be able to see it at 4.20. Are you still seeing this message? If you are, what browser are you using and what version? Thanks, Jose

‎08-25-2021

Hello @SBerg_VHB and @MatthieuThery1 , We have fixed this for version 4.21! Thanks, Jose

‎08-23-2021

Hello @NicoleSulzberger , Can you provide an example of a simple reproducible sample? I just tested EPSG:2056 and could not repro. If I revert back to 4.19 I can repro, but at 4.20 I don't see this.

‎08-17-2021

Hi @AaronFortener , This bug has been fixed for version 4.21. Thanks again for bringing this to our attention. Thanks, Jose

‎08-05-2021

Hello @AaronFortener , Thanks for bringing up this issue. This appears to be a regression in 4.18, as it works in version 4.17. This issue was fixed in 3D, but looks like we missed this for 2D. We will look into getting this fixed soon. Thanks, Jose

‎08-05-2021

Hello @MichailMarinakis1 , Thanks for the confirmation! This is a regression so we are investigating this, and hope to get this in for 4.21. This issue is coming from the SketchViewModel, but either way we are working on it. Thank you for bringing this issue up with us! Thanks, Jose

‎08-04-2021

Hello @MichailMarinakis1 , This seems to be a regression as of version 4.19. What version of the JSAPI are you using? Can you check with version 4.18 please and let me know if this works for you? I just checked with version 4.18, and you should be able to create a single point feature with the Editor widget on a multi-point feature layer. The shortcut to add the feature will be the "c" key in version 4.18. We switched to the "Enter" key in 4.20. You can also just double-click to complete the operation as well as you mentioned you tested. Thanks, Jose

‎08-03-2021

Hi @Elijah-web , A simple way to look at this is the Map class represents the actual data (basemap + layers). The MapView is a view that allows the user to interact with the data. For example, you can set an extent, zoom level or scale, and a center point for your application. A user will be able to see the data at the extent you choose. They can then zoom or pan around the map to view and interact with the rest of the data. The View does not change the data, it just allows users to interact with it. Hope this helps, Jose

‎08-02-2021

Hello @Elijah-web , With the Sketch widget, the graphics you draw will exist on a GraphicsLayer. If you are having issues seeing the graphics you draw, it is most likely a spatial reference difference between the graphicsLayer and the view's spatial reference. You can of course implement your own code to call FeatureLayer.applyEdits() and pass in the graphics you sketch with the Sketch widget to add the graphics to the FeatureLayer (keeping in mind that the graphics drawn and FeatureLayer must have the same spatialReference). However, it will be easier if you just utilize the Editor widget in your app. The Editor widget uses the same SketchViewModel that the Sketch widget uses. This means users of your application will be able to draw features and save them to the FeatureLayer. You don't have to add any additional code to save the changes to the layer, since the widget takes care of it. Here are some helpful links to get you started with the Editor widget: 1. Api-reference documentation 2. Tutorial 3. 2D Editor Sample 4. 3D Editor Sample

‎07-29-2021

Hello @MatthieuThery1 , There is an existing bug submitted recently for this issue BUG-000141323. This is caused when creating polygons with z-values. Point and polylines still work. This bug was introduced when snapping was added to the SketchViewModel at 4.19. Even though you may not be using snapping, you can still run into this issue. I apologize for this, we are actively working on this bug, and hope to get this fixed for version 4.21. Thanks, Jose

‎07-28-2021

Hello Chris, @ChristopheS , This is a known limitation with PictureMarkerSymbols (PMS). With Sketch and SketchViewModel, the area you can click and drag is the actual point geometry, not the entire PMS symbol. This becomes more apparent when you set an offset on the PMS symbol. There is an existing bug submitted recently BUG-000141053, and we are currently working on a solution for this. Thanks, Jose

‎07-26-2021

Hi Keith, @kgcroteau Ahhhh yes the pooling instance. This is great news! I am glad you and your team were able to resolve this. It was my pleasure to help! Thanks, Jose

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Latest Contributions by JoseBanuelos

Re: Issue with Editor Widget and polygons > 4.20

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Re: Warnings thrown by SketchViewModel on every mouse move when using uncommon spatial references

Re: Issue with Editor Widget and polygons > 4.20

Re: Warnings thrown by SketchViewModel on every mouse move when using uncommon spatial references

Re: V4.20 - SketchViewModel - EnableScaling = false Still Allows Scaling

Re: V4.20 - SketchViewModel - EnableScaling = false Still Allows Scaling

Re: Editor widget and multipoint layer

Re: Editor widget and multipoint layer

Re: How to sketch on a feature layer using the sketch widget

Re: How to sketch on a feature layer using the sketch widget

Re: Issue with Editor Widget and polygons > 4.20

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