Latest Contributions by AndrewMurdoch1

Good Day I have a map with many layers on it, when I turned off a layer by setting opacity to 0 in the feature query: if (featureQuery.length > 0) { this._view.whenLayerView(this._layers[prop][innerProp]).then((featureLayerView) => { featureLayerView.effect = { filter: { where: featureQuery }, excludedEffect: 'opacity(0%)' }; }); } else { this._layers[prop][innerProp].visible = false; } the layer disappears, but I'm still able to select the feature, the circle is not visible on the map I'm using ArcGIS Core 4.20.2, I'm doing a hittest to pick up the feature clicked, is there away to filter out features which aren't visible, or have an opacity of 0? This is the main part of my query function: try { if (this._layers[prop][geometryProp]) { if (this._layers[prop][geometryProp].visible) { if (typeof this._layers[prop][geometryProp].createQuery === 'function') { const query = this._layers[prop][geometryProp].createQuery(); query.where = 'ObjectID = ' + objectId; query.outFields = ['*']; query.returnGeometry = geometry; this._layers[prop][geometryProp].queryFeatures(query).then((queryRes) => { queryRes.features.map((feature) => { if (geometry) { if (feature.geometry) { r(feature.geometry); } } else { if (feature) { r(feature); } } }); }); } } } } catch (error) { console.log(error); }  Thanks ... View more

Good Day Is it possible to move the basemap labels above mapped feature layers? Ideally, if possible, I'd like to move the Regina St above the green polyline.  Thanks ... View more

Good Day A function which retrieves the token for a client, and uses it to authenticate to the hosted feature layer, started failing out of the blue, throwing CORS errors from Angular. The specific error we're getting is: Access to fetch at 'https://<client>.geopedia.ca/portal/sharing/rest/generateToken' from origin 'http://localhost:4200' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled. When we try to access the resource using Insomnia or Postman, we can get a token, and the code we used to fetch the token was working fine a couple of weeks ago, this is the function:     const tokenParams = { username: 'blah', password: 'blah', ip: '', referer: '', client: 'requestip', expiration: '60', f: 'pjson' } // -ignore request(this._tokenURL, {params: tokenParams}).then((esriResponse) => { request(this.testURL, {params: {token: esriResponse.token}}).then((response) => { this._featureLayer = _.cloneDeep(response); r(this._featureLayer.fields); }).catch((error) => { console.log('Error'); console.log(error); j(error); }); }).catch((error) => { console.log('Error'); console.log(error); this.alert.genericError(); j(error); });     I generated the tokenParams object using: https://<client>.geopedia.ca/portal/sharing/rest/generateToken  which will also return a token.  I haven't changed anything in this code in weeks, so I have to assume it's either something on the clients side or ESRI's.  Has anyone run into similar issues? Thanks ... View more

Good Day I have two objects left with the print template, one is to centre the legend and the other is to remove the text under the scale, is it possible to do both of those things? My current template object: const template = new this.PrintTemplate({ format: 'jpg', layout: 'a4-landscape', layoutOptions: { authorText: '', copyrightText: '', customTextElements: [{ 'description': '', 'location': '' }], titleText: titleText }, attributionVisible: false, showLabelsBoolean: false, });  If it's not possible, that's fine. Thanks ... View more