Latest Contributions by RickeyFight

So I have a popup with an image linked in it. Is there any way to add a magnifier to the image? I want to be able to maginify the image in the popup if I hover over it. Right now the function I want to use does not change the url location based on the image location or name. Example of what I am looking for: I am looking at the code in these examples: Magnifier.js demo or the demo from dojox.image.MagnifierLite — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide This is where I call out the location of the image that displays in the popup (i have cut out useless nonsense in an attempt to shorten this code so it might not be 100% working) right now it uses a <a href="url" ></a>             function executeIdentifyTask(evt) {                    identifyParams.geometry = evt.mapPoint;                    identifyParams.mapExtent = map.extent;                                   if (map.getScale() < 1000) {                        identifyParams.layerIds = [3,1,0];  // Identify all                  } else {                        identifyParams.layerIds = [3];  // Identify photos only                  }                     var deferred = identifyTask.execute(identifyParams);                        deferred.addCallback(function(response) {                                          return dojo.map(response, function(result) {                            var feature = result.feature;                          feature.attributes.layerName = result.layerName;                         if (result.layerName === 'Cemetery_Plots') {                             console.log(feature.attributes.Last_Name);                             var template = new esri.InfoTemplate("${First_Name} ${Last_Name} ", "<a href=http://gis.ashland.or.us/cemetery/${Photo_loc} target='_blank'> <img src=${Photo_loc} WIDTH=150 HEIGHT=150></a> ");                             feature.setInfoTemplate(template);                         }   }          return feature;                     });                 }); Thank you ... View more

I am trying to build a web app to take my geospatial pdf's and view them in browser. I then want to be able to track my location even if I lose cell service. Is this possible? Could a solution be create a pdf base-map on a web-app that will track my location? That way the whole base-map will be loaded for when I lose service. I know that this will limit my ability to almost any other function that the webapp has built in. Another solution (one I don't want to go with) is: Avenza (http://www.avenza.com/ ). I like how their mobile app functions but I want to do all viewing in browser. ... View more