Latest Contributions by MattStayner

Great solution!  Yes, I agree that some sort of desktop or server solution to share out markups would be very beneficial. Maybe suggest it on the Ideas page? ... View more

Alix, Yes, you're right! I was on the wrong screen. I see the screen you are talking about now and I was able to delete the extra markup layers. Thanks! Where can I make a request to delete multiple markup layers at once? I had 30 layers to get rid of. That was pretty tedious doing them one at a time.  Thanks again for your help! Matt ... View more

I'd be curious if it is in fact a bug or as-designed.  It might be worth a call to Support to ask them.   ... View more

Thanks @ReneRubalcava! I really wanted to make this work for a PWA. It seems it is technically possible, it is unlikely to work on iOS where there is a 50 MB cap. In case others are interested, we found that switching to ES Modules inscreased the size of our js folder by 32 MB, and the assets folder is 22 MB. With that alone, you are over 50 MB. The ArcGIS Javascript API is so powerful, and I understand why it is large, but it would be nice in the future if we could get an optimized version just for the few small methods we are using in our applications.  ... View more

Perfect! Thanks for the quick response. I was just missing content: document.getElementById("info"). For others who may be interested, the following also works: const expand = new Expand({ view, content: info.$el }); ... View more

You can't use a renderer on a GraphicsLayer, "Each graphic must have its own symbol since the GraphicsLayer cannot have an associated renderer". That's a real bummer. It was a nice feature in 3.X. ... View more

Erwin, 1. That worked great for me. I also a way to set it in my sendRequest function (see below). NetworkRequest { id: req url: "https://somedomain/someEndpoint" method: "POST" responseType: "json" onReadyStateChanged: { console.log("readyState: ", readyState); if (readyState !== 4) return; if (status !== 200) return; console.log("Response Received!"); } onError: { console.log("********************** Request Failed >") console.log("errorText:" + errorText) console.log("errorCode:" + errorCode) } function sendRequest(portalToken) { var payload = { "access_token": portalToken, "portal_url": "https://www.arcgis.com" }; headers.json = { "Content-Type": "application/json" }; send(JSON.stringify(payload, undefined, 2)); } }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ 2. It turns out in the Udemy course they were using a custom library. I'm sure the just built something on top of XMLHttpRequest. For anyone else who is interested in using a promise-based approach, I ended up using this post as a guide to create my own custom network request function. It turned out great. Thanks again! Matt ... View more

OK. I thought I would check. Some how I got an email list from Qt and I wasn't clear on what they provide vs. what is available from AppStudio. Thanks. ... View more

OK. That feature isn't a big deal for me. I just tried it since it was already and there and wanted to make sure there wasn't some big change I should be aware of about switching from a scene to a map. Thanks again! ... View more

Hi Ben and Noah, Both great points. Noah, yes it's true, I'm sure it is all there using the REST API, it just would take a little bit of work. Ben, that is what I was looking for. The answer seems obvious now that you point it out. I don't need a map and layers and all that, just a quick query and create a graphic. Perfect! Thanks again! ... View more

Hello Matt,  From the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt‌ QML documentation link on Credentials object, Credential QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers , it can be composed of user account information (username and password), OAuth client information (OAuthClientInfo), or a secured token. On the side note, would you be able to create both Survey123 Portal object and ArcGIS Runtime object(s) together when the user first logins?  Thank you, Erwin  ... View more

Thanks James. I will take it up with the AppStudio forum. ... View more