Latest Contributions by DaveOrlando

Thanks Dom, I can see what is happening now. For example, when I start my editor (which adds a graphic layer) the legend checkboxes change to reflect the proper visibilities. looking forward to 2.1 final 😉 Thanks for the snippet Ryan, I ended up using something different but thanks. ... View more

Hi again, The sublayers are fine, I am just having trouble with the actual services. I do not get the same results. All my boxes are 'checked'. Where are you setting the layer's visiblility? I am setting it right in the xaml (Visible="False") not in code-behind. Do you still get the results you described when the vis is set in xaml? ... View more

Thanks for the response Dom, Maybe I should just ask the question... Is it possible to leave the checkbox unchecked if my service's visibility is set to false by default? (and maintain the check box's functionality) ... View more

Excellent, and thanks for the beta release, it is well worth it. ... View more

Oh I think I get what you are talking about now. You are looking for an event that will fire when the command is no longer active. EditorActivated only fires when you activate a command and EditCompleted event only fires when you have successfully executed the command. For the case when you try to make a selection on an area without graphics, no selection is made, the command did not execute successfully so EditCompleted is not raised. I'm afraid that using only these two events cannot get you what you wanted. Jennifer The beta 2.1 API has resolved this issue. ie The editor will not turn off unexpectedly if the user makes a 'null' selection. Great work. ... View more

for those who are interested........ private void btnOpenReport_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)         {             QueryTask queryFL = new QueryTask("http://xxx/MapServer/29");             queryFL.ExecuteCompleted += new EventHandler<QueryEventArgs>(queryFL_ExecuteCompleted);             queryFL.Failed += new EventHandler<TaskFailedEventArgs>(queryFL_Failed);                         FeatureLayer tmpFL = MyMap.Layers["FLParcels"] as FeatureLayer;     // ! ID, not x:Name !             TextBlock tmp = tmpFL.MapTip.FindName("MapTipTitle") as TextBlock;             String strFolio = tmp.Text.ToString();             Query query = new Query();             query.OutFields.Add("*");             query.Where = "folio = " + strFolio;             queryFL.ExecuteAsync(query);             bool bVisible = slPanel.IsVisible;             if (bVisible)                 slPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;             else             {                 slPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;             }                    }         void queryFL_Failed(object sender, TaskFailedEventArgs e)         {             //throw new NotImplementedException();             MessageBox.Show("Query failed: " + e.Error);         }         void queryFL_ExecuteCompleted(object sender, QueryEventArgs e)         {             //throw new NotImplementedException();             FeatureSet FSresult = e.FeatureSet;                         // target in full report             textBox1.Text = FSresult.Features[0].Attributes["street_nam"].ToString();                    } ... View more

...some progress from the button click on the MapTip I am executing a query to return all the attributes of that feature to then bind into a full report, as outlined above. For now the query where clause is hardcoded because I'm having trouble pulling any attribute (textbox) from my maptip into code behind. kind of a rookie questions, but how can I access one of the maptip's attributes in code to then run the query. I have tried: string str = MapTipTitle.Text.ToString(); thinking that I could access it directly but no go. ... View more

Hi William, thanks for the reply My site is an extremely simple test site, so you may have more challenges than I did, but the best advice I read was from Morten. Basically all a silverlight app requires is: 1) A html page that contains and loads the Silverlight Plugin. 2) A .xap file which is the Silverlight app (this is usual the output in the ClientBin folder of your website when you build it). 3) Optionally (but highly recommended!) the silverlight.js file which helps users install the plugin if they don't already have it. so all I did was copy the .html and .xap file from my bin/debug to wwwroot/app_folder and bingo, it worked. That was it. I hope the simplicity of this does not bite me later as my site grows in complexity, but for now I am happy. ... View more

Excellent, Thank you very much. ... View more

Yes, exactly. The editor will turn off but there is nothing to detect to fire a 'ResetButtonHighlights'. That is why I have also been listening to the Map's Click event, but that does not fire either until the next click after the editor turns off. Thanks again for the code, it is great. I will try a few more things today. ... View more