Latest Contributions by TomSellsted

Chris, Yes sir!  You can directly look at the JavaScript at: http://www.yakimawa.gov/apps/yak-back/includes/js/map.js This was written in 2012, before we had fully embraced AMD.  It is still being used today, but ready for a rewrite. The complete app is at: Yak Back Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance! Regards, Tom ... View more

Chris, We did something similar on our citizen engagement app.  They would enter an address and we would check it against our locator.  Further, we would check it against our city boundary to see if the point fell within our city limits.  If not we would not add it to the list of available choices. Here is some code that shows how we did this: // Address Locator for finding stops near an address function searchAddresses() {   var address = {"SingleLine": $("#addrSearch").val()};   if (address.SingleLine != "") {   var params = {address: address, outFields:["*"]};   geocoder.addressToLocations(params, buildAddressList, errAddress);   } else {   $('#addressList li').remove();   selectedAddress = '';   } } function buildAddressList(geocodeResults) {   gcr = geocodeResults;   $('#addressList li').remove();   var titleLI = $('<li data-role="list-divider" data-inset="true" />');   titleLI.append("<h3 id='addListHeader'>  Address List</h3>");   $('#addressList').append(titleLI);   var addCount = 0;   $.each(gcr, function(i, a) {   // we only want to display addresses that are in Yakima.   var pt = esri.geometry.geographicToWebMercator(new esri.geometry.Point(a.location.x, a.location.y));   // Check to see if the point is in the Yakima City Limits   var isYakima = yakimaCL.graphics[0].geometry.contains(pt);   if (isYakima == true) {   var li = $("<li />");   if (a.attributes.Addr_type == "Address") {   var content = "<a href='#' onClick='useAddress(" + i + ")'><h3>" + a.address + "</h3><p>" + a.attributes.User_fld + "</p><span class='ui-li-count'>" + a.score + "</span></a>";   } else {   var addr = a.address.split(",");   var content = "<a href='#' onClick='useAddress(" + i + ")'>" + addr[0] + "<span class='ui-li-count'>" + a.score + "</span></a>";   }   li.append(content);   //add the list item to the feature type list   $('#addressList').append(li);   addCount += 1;   }   });   //refresh the featurelist so the jquery mobile style is applied   $('#addressList').listview('refresh');   $("#addListHeader").html("  " + addCount + " found in Yakima"); } I hope this is helpful. Regards, Tom ... View more

Ia, To get the stop name to appear you must assign it as you add the stop.  It would be ideal if when you added a stop that it would find a "Name" field and use it for your stop location name.  To solve this problem, I created an stop object to use for each feature and explicitly added a stop name.   // add the selected stops   arrayUtil.forEach(selectedGraphicsLayer.graphics, function(feature, i) {        var a = feature.attributes;        // make a stop so we have name and XY        var stop = {             name: a.Name,             feature: {                  geometry: {                       x: feature.geometry.x,                       y: feature.geometry.y                  },                  attributes: a        }   };   directions.addStop(stop);   });   directions.getDirections(); This example was from a craft beverage tour where the app user can select which locations they would like to visit and create driving directions.  You can view this example at:  Craft Beverage Tour  Please view source to see how I manage the stops for this app. I hope this helps! Regards, Tom ... View more

Adam, If you are building an application using the JS API, you will need to reference the IdentityManager.  It will present a login dialog when attempting to use a secured service. IdentityManager | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Tom ... View more

Ia, Some things to check.  Did your query return a result?  If no results are returned, then no stops will be created.  Or there may be too many stops for a route to be solved. Are the stops using the same spatial reference as the route network used?  If they are not, the stops won't be close enough to the route's street network to be considered a stop point. Regards, Tom ... View more

Shaning, I am betting it is because of the initial extent.  I kept getting an error as it was not defined until the dojo requires had been read.  You might move it inside your init function.  Something like this: var initialExtent; function init() {   initialExtent = new esri.geometry.Extent(-8614312, 4687051, -8536040, 4730894, new esri.SpatialReference({ wkid:102100 }));   map = new esri.Map("map", {basemap: "topo", extent: initialExtent, zoom: 9 }); Regards, Tom ... View more

Shaning, Thanks for providing code.   It appears that it is embedded in a .Net wrapper which will limit my ability to help you.  I am not sure that your initial extent is actually getting set properly.  Is this a page that I can view or is it internal?  Can you provide the URL? Also you are using 3.8 CSS with 3.13 JS.  I don't think this is the solution to this particular problem, but you might consider keeping them consistent. Regards, Tom ... View more

a wei, Do the coordinate systems have a different datum?  If so, it might be necessary to include a transform method in your parameters. Regards, Tom ... View more

Siva, Glad you found a workaround that will work for you. Regards, tom ... View more

You are welcome!  I hope it makes the magic happen. Regards, Tom ... View more

Siva, You are correct.  It works at 3.12 and does not at 3.13.  I dug into the LabelLayer.js to see what might be going on and the layer.options.labelRotation is set to true at 3.12 and is undefined at 3.13.  I tried to hack an option setting for labelRotation and it is ignored. labels[options] = {labelRotation: true}; I have also scoured the documentation and haven't found a proper way to set a labelRotation option.  It appears to be a bug or an undocumented property. Maybe Kelly Hutchins​ would have a answer? Regards, Tom ... View more

Siva, Can you please post some of your code for this?  The error implies a rotation error, but viewing your code would give me some context to better understand what the problem might be.  Thanks! Regards, Tom ... View more