Latest Contributions by DeanWilson

I've seen a lot of the textsymbol questions in the forums here and have tried every one of them.  My issue is the textsymbol doesn't show up at all on the print.  It shows on the map as built.  Here's the code as to how I'm putting this together.  I also tried putting this layer together by itself (to take the fact there are multiple graphics layers out of the scenario) and still getting the same issues.  Here's my method: _buildRatioViewerGraphics: function(ratioViewerData){ let features = []; let textFeatures = []; arrayUtils.forEach(ratioViewerData, lang.hitch(this, function(ratioFeature){    let polySymbol = new SimpleFillSymbol(       SimpleFillSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,       new SimpleLineSymbol(          SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,          new Color(this._ratioColorPicker(ratioFeature.attributes.ratio)),          0.4       ),       new Color(this._ratioColorPicker(ratioFeature.attributes.ratio))    );    let featureGraphic = new Graphic(ratioFeature);    featureGraphic.setSymbol(polySymbol);    features.push(featureGraphic);    let textColor = new Color();    textColor.setColor([0, 0, 0, 1]);    let textFont = new Font();    textFont.setSize("12pt");    textFont.setWeight(Font.WEIGHT_BOLD);    textFont.setFamily("Arial");    let textSymbol = new TextSymbol()       .setText(this._formatRoutingNumberLabel(ratioFeature.attributes.routingNumber))       .setFont(textFont)       .setColor(textColor)       .setAlign(Font.ALIGN_MIDDLE)       .setAngle(0)       .setHaloColor(new Color([255, 255, 255, 0.3]))       .setHaloSize(1);       textSymbol.horizontalAlignment = "center";       textSymbol.verticalAlignment = "center";       let textFeatureGraphic = new Graphic(ratioFeature);       textFeatureGraphic.setSymbol(textSymbol);       textFeatures.push(textFeatureGraphic);    }));    this.featureLayer.applyEdits(features, null, null);    this.textFeatureLayer.applyEdits(textFeatures, null, null); return features; } ... View more

Good morning! I'm trying to get this spatial query right, and as per the subject above, whats the difference between SPATIAL_REL_CONTAINS or SPATIAL_REL_INTERSECTS?  If spatial_rel_contains is for one polygon that's completely contained in another polygon, why does the description read "Part or all of a feature from feature class 1 is contained within a feature from feature class 2." ? Here's why I ask this.... I have a parcel geometry.  I'm trying to find out what survey area its in using the survey area geometry.  Well, when I use intersects, I'm getting 4 different survey areas.  It should only be showing one survey area that its in.  Here's the rub.  When I use contains instead of intersects, it doesn't find ANY SURVEY AREAS.  Isn't contains supposed to be able to allow for partial contains?  Here's how I'm putting my function together (I know I have the contains commented out.  So right now its using intersects and not contains): _fetchVMSData: function(){      let vmsQuery = new Query();      vmsQuery.geometry = features[0].geometry;      //vmsQuery.spatialRelationship = Query.SPATIAL_REL_CONTAINS;      vmsQuery.outFields = ["VMS", "SEC_NUM", "TOWNSHIP", "RANGE"];     let vmsQueryTask = new        QueryTask("https:// service where the survey geometries are"); return vmsQueryTask.execute(vmsQuery); } ... View more