Latest Contributions by MattiasEkström

Thank you so much Robert! That's great! I could even implement the code in the MapSwitcherWidget, so it works exactly as I want. ... View more

I would like this in my Flex Viewer 2.1 too, I actually tried rewriting Roberts implemetation for the SFV 1.3 to the Flex Viewer 2.1. I managed to get rid of all errors, but when I ran the application there wasn't a map at all, all was blank, that's were I gave up. It will need a lot more modifications than changing extent.containsExtent to extent.contains, to apply this to the FlexViewer 2.1 that's for sure 🙂 ... View more

Robert, I might have found a little bug. After I've drawn a polyline and want to draw another polyline, I click the icon but now the drawtool isn't a polyline but just a line. But if I click antother icon and then click the polyline icon again then the drawtool will be a polyline again. This behavior is the same in your sample in the code gallery, maybe you want it that way, but to me it doesn't make sense, so I looked at the code and found out that: when enterstate drawToolsLine DrawTool.POLYLINE is passed to the activateDrawTool function. <s:State name="drawToolsLine" enterState="activateDrawTool(DrawTool.POLYLINE, null)"/> but when the image is clicked DrawTool.LINE is passed to the activateDrawTool function. <mx:Image click="{(currentState == 'drawToolsLine')?activateDrawTool(DrawTool.LINE, null):currentState = 'drawToolsLine'}" ...... I guess it's supposed to be the same in both these cases, DrawTool.POLYLINE if that is the expected tool. I changed the code to this and it works as I want it to. Just wanted to report this because to me it looks like a typo or something like that... ... View more

I've created a bookmark DropDownList in the HeaderControllerWidget in my FlexViewer 2.1 site. I looked at the bookmark widget, so I specifies the extent in the xml file in the same way the bookmarkWidget does. There is other ways to do that also, but to specify them in the xml file will make it easier to change the extents later. After reading the extents and names from the xml file i create an ArrayCollection which I use as dataProvider for the DropDownList. In the DropDownList tag you should add something like: change="SomeFunction(event)" And in that function you can add the code for zooming to some extent. ... View more

Thanks for your answers! I'll settle for turn off the drawToolTips until the 2.2 version, ... View more

I'm not skilled enough to figure out how to use the mouseX and localToGlobal() to get the coordinates from a ContextMenuEvent. But I added an EventListener for the MENU_SELECT map.contextMenu.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_SELECT, menuSelectHandler); And put Roberts code to access the coordinates from the coordinatewidget in the menuSelectHandler function. Except I don't set the Clipboard just store it in another String that is set to Clipboard when the user clicks that specific menu item. I thought that made better sense 🙂 So now the correct coordinates are copied, so that works for now. Thanks Dasa and Robert. ... View more

I thought this worked, until I realized this morning that the coordinates that is copied to the clipboard is not the point were I right clicked but the point behind the context menu were I click when selecting the copy coordinates menu item. The coordinates in the coordinate widget seems to "freeze" when I right click the map, but apparently they're not, not the ones I'm getting from the function that is triggered from my context menu item. I guess I somehow need to first save the coordinate when right clicking and then access that saved coordinates from the functions that's triggered from my context menu item. Does anyone have a solution for this?? ... View more

That's great news! Thanks a lot Robert for continuing sharing so much of your great work! ... View more

What about the Enhanced Draw Widget? Is that on the migration list as well? I really like the ability to save and load the drawings to/from a file, and the ability to remove one single graphic and not clear the entire graphics layer. ... View more

Thanks Robert! That works great, even though I don't completely understand how it works, but am happy as long as it works 🙂 ... View more

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! I successfully managed to convert the extent to a polygon (and also had to handle just a click, that caused a buffer error, so just a click uses a point instead of a polygon), and it works fine. Here's my code for converting an extent to a polygon if anyone is interested: if (event.graphic.geometry  is com.esri.ags.geometry.Extent){       var p1:MapPoint = new MapPoint(event.graphic.geometry.extent.xmin, event.graphic.geometry.extent.ymin, spatRef);       var p2:MapPoint = new MapPoint(event.graphic.geometry.extent.xmin, event.graphic.geometry.extent.ymax, spatRef);       var p3:MapPoint = new MapPoint(event.graphic.geometry.extent.xmax, event.graphic.geometry.extent.ymax, spatRef);       var p4:MapPoint = new MapPoint(event.graphic.geometry.extent.xmax, event.graphic.geometry.extent.ymin, spatRef);             //If user doesn't draw an extent but just click using the draw extent tool, we have to use a MapPoint instead of a Polygon       if ((event.graphic.geometry.extent.xmin == event.graphic.geometry.extent.xmax) && (event.graphic.geometry.extent.ymin == event.graphic.geometry.extent.ymax)){        myGraphic = new Graphic(p1,symbBuff,spatRef);       } else {        var myPoints:Array = new Array(p1, p2, p3, p4, p1);        var myRing:Array = new Array(myPoints);        var myPolygon:Polygon = new Polygon(myRing,spatRef);        myGraphic = new Graphic(myPolygon,symbBuff,spatRef);       }             bufferParameters.features = [myGraphic];            } else {       bufferParameters.features = [event.graphic];      } ... View more