Latest Contributions by RickeyFight

Michael Miller​ I have been using Esri Javascript API for about 1.5 years now. I found leaflet about a month ago. I do like leaflet but it is not as robust as Esri API. Esri has more support and a larger community that can help you with API questions. Esri API can do a lot more and has more samples. That being said I do like leaflet for simpler applications. ... View more

Larry Stout has made a print widget that might do what you are talking about. It can be found here:Print Plus Widget Version 1.1.2 April 11, 2015 ... View more

Steve, Your fiddle does not seem to be working, I got to code you provided to work though! Thank you! ... View more

Robert, Thank you for the quick reply! I found the "setSelectionSymbol" you are talking about. When I add a color it changes the color of both polygons(soils) not the selected one.      // selection symbol used to draw the selected census block points within the buffer polygon                     var symbol3 = new SimpleFillSymbol(SimpleFillSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,                     new SimpleLineSymbol(SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_DASHDOT,                     new Color([247, 34, 101]), 2), new Color([247, 34, 101, 0.25]));      censusPoints.setSelectionSymbol(symbol3); I am looking for the selected one (cyan border) to change fill color when selected. ... View more

So I am using polygons not points. Some polygons (soils) overlap some of the boundaries(taxlots). For the life of me I cannot figure out how to change the color to indicate what polygon is selected(cyan outline). It is confusing because there are so many features being selected. The red taxlot is a boundary. Then two different features (soils) overlap that polygon are selected, indicated by a red dash. When I select either polygon a cyan outline appears. This works when the map is zoomed out but when it is zoomed in it is impossible to tell what one is selected. How do i change the color of the soils layer to indicate which one is selected? Thank you ... View more

Robert Scheitlin, GISP​ That is exactly what I was looking for thank you! ... View more

I was wondering if there is a way to have the selected census block highlighted as well? It would be nice to know the boundary is for the block. Is there a reason why when a geocoder is added it will not zoom to location? Thank you! ... View more

Ben Grod​, Thank you! I have done both suggestions. I am going to start working on my own until Robert come out with a better one. ... View more

I have another instance where a filter widget would be nice. Maybe a definition query widget? I need to filter by floor number. I have a building with multiple floors. Each floor has the interior walls and such drawn. I cannot display all at the same time because it would be too confusing. Any suggestions on where to start to create a widget or could I modify an existing one to fit my needs? ... View more

I believe the best way to exclude a layer is in the Arcgis online map. What ever legend is used in that map will display in the legend widget. ... View more

Larry, It could be just me but the link to download does not work. Thanks! ... View more

I am thinking like this Crime Mapper or like the ability of Apply filters or Filtering Your Data | SSP Innovations . Where you can select a layer and more or less definition query results based on some basic rules. The background could be use <Field_name> <Operator> <Value, Field or Unique>. The filter needs to be easy enough for anyone to use. Basically select what you want to see in as drop down options. I am looking for a way to display, for example, only a type of crime, a day of the week and the year.  My goal will to have the crime mapper fell to it. Where I can filter a result and have the heat map change based on what I filter out of the map. If this is not enough detail I can try to explain it better. Thank you! ... View more

Robert, Thank you for your work! I cannot wait for the next version of the elevation profile widget. How about a filter widget? -Rickey ... View more