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I forgot to post that. Here is my latest code: csergent45/streetSigns at aad189ff1daba057c241f38038f172d045c5bf63 · GitHub
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I can see running the query before the click event. I was thinking maybe a function. I had not thought about clearing the query after the form closed. I went here: QueryTask | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript but did not see a way to clearing the query unless I should just set it to nothing. But even when I do it that way, I have one of my items in the form that opens. I just want it to exclude that item. I do have a unique value on my form which is the objectID Would this work; just pseudocode: If current objectid on form = objectId in array next i I was thinking that this will cause the item already on the form to be skipped. What do you think?
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When I run a query, I have one of the values already selected that would be returned. If I populate my form as is, one of the values will be the selected item meaning it will be displayed twice. How do I exclude it for my first navigation, but display it if I navigate back to it? Here is the code: // Show supports form for updating
document.getElementById("btnSupportUpdate").style.visibility = "visible";
app.attributesModal.modal("show");
ii = -1;
});
/* Update Support Layer End */
// Cycle through sign information with the previous button
on(dom.byId("btnSupportPrevious"),"click",function(){
console.log("Previous Works");
var query = new esriQuery();
var queryTask = new QueryTask(config.signLayerUrl);
query.returnGeometry = false;
query.outFields = ["*"];
query.where = "SUPPORTID = " + dom.byId("supportId").value;
queryTask.execute(query, function (results) {
ii--;
// Attempting to know how many signs are in my results
// Use gettArray.html to get array values
var resultItems = [];
var resultCount = results.features.length;
if (ii > -1) {
console.log("Results start now!");
console.log(results);
var featureAttributes = results.features[ii].attributes.GLOBALID;
for (var attr in featureAttributes) {
console.log("Attribute: " + featureAttributes);
}
} else {
console.log("This is where you will get the support information");
//document.getElementById("btnSupportNext").disabled = true;
}
})
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Thanks. I was looking for it, but looked for Esri Agenda Planner.
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What is the name of the planner on Apple Store? I don't see it.
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No problem. If you are interested, I created a group for .NET developers here: .NET and the Esri JavaScript API I develop in both just the JavaScript API as well as .NET integration with the JavaScript API.
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I have an app I created in .NET using the JavaScript API. Here is some sample code of how I control JavaScript related items using .NET: SOA-Final/default.aspx.vb at master · csergent45/SOA-Final · GitHub
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And for Mac: OS X Mountain Lion: Control the pointer using Mouse Keys
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Where I numbered my responses to go with your questions. Answer number two tells you how to use your keyboard for your mouse and how to navigate with the keyboard. You may need to scroll down because it's at the bottom.
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Just to expand on what Darren Wiens said; You may want to report that. That line should probably be <a title="Zoom to" class="action zoomTo" href="javascript:void(0;"> If it is code that is being served up by Esri, you will not be able to change it and you need to ask Esri to correct the file, but if you are running it locally, you can search for- to Class in your files and change the code.
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I'm not sure how to tab into the map but the example does allow you to use the keyboard and do everything without a mouse. I tested it on my machine and never touched a mouse. I had my mouse pointer on the left screen and moved the pointer to my third screen with just the keyboard and then zoomed in and out on the map, tabbed through controls and panned around, still with just a keyboard. As for other operating systems and setting up keyboards for mouse movement; here is Windows XP and Windows 8. I didn't see anything for Windows 10 yet, but imagine it's very similar. Windows XP - BBC - My Web My Way - Using your keyboard to control the mouse in Windows XP Windows 8 - Windows 8 Accessibility Tutorials: Use Numeric Keypad
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Did you read my post at the bottom? I gave you information on how to use your keyboard for the mouse and how to navigate the map.
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If there is code that you can't access, Robert Scheitlin, GISP could probably help you with that. I thought that I couldn't access code until I realized I did not have the Dev Edition which displayed after I installed it.
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For ArcGIS Online, have you considered downloading Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) - Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers You publish your ArcGIS Online web map into a web app and then modify the application's code for compliance.
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