Latest Contributions by JoelBennett

When instantiating the Search widget, set locationEnabled to false: const searchWidget = new Search({ locationEnabled: false, view: view }); ... View more

This appears to work: const measurement = new Measurement({ areaUnit: "hectares", linearUnit: "kilometers" }); measurement.viewModel.watch("activeViewModel", function(newValue, oldValue, propertyName, target) { if (newValue) { switch (newValue.declaredClass) { case "esri.widgets.AreaMeasurement3D.AreaMeasurement3DViewModel": case "esri.widgets.AreaMeasurement2D.AreaMeasurement2DViewModel": newValue.unitOptions = ["square-millimeters","square-centimeters","square-decimeters","square-meters","square-kilometers","ares","hectares"]; break; case "esri.widgets.DirectLineMeasurement3D.DirectLineMeasurement3DViewModel": case "esri.widgets.DistanceMeasurement2D.DistanceMeasurement2DViewModel": newValue.unitOptions = ["millimeters","centimeters","decimeters","meters","kilometers"]; break; } } }); ... View more

The 3.x "extent-change" event will fire when the user pans the map, but your 4.x solution will not.  Is that what you intend? ... View more

I haven't used OAuth, so can't answer your questions directly. What I can tell you, though, is that the FeatureLayer constructor strips off the query string from the URL. To include query string parameters that go along with the service requests, you'll need to use customParameters instead. For example: const layer = new FeatureLayer({ url: "https://server/arcgis/serviceName/FeatureServer/0", customParameters: { token: "CODE_FROM_OATH" } });   This would work until the token expires, and then the layer would stop working unless you refresh the token.  Perhaps a better solution would be to make use of IdentityManager.registerToken instead.  This would automatically append the token to any service requests from the matching server path. ... View more

As @UndralBatsukh was basically saying, WebTileLayer doesn't natively support this tiling scheme.  However, you can override the logic that generates the URL from the level, row, and column values so that the generated URLs do match that particular scheme:   const layer = new WebTileLayer({ urlTemplate: "https://cdn.govmap.gov.il/LPD0BBK2022/L{level}/R{row}/C{col}.jpg" }); layer._addLeadingZeros = function(number, desiredLength) { var str = number.toString(); while (str.length < desiredLength) str = "0" + str; return str; }; layer.getTileUrl = function(level, row, col) { var lodIndex = level - this.tileInfo.lods[0].level; var url; if ((lodIndex >= 0) && (lodIndex < this.tileInfo.lods.length)) { url = this.urlTemplate.replace(/\$\{level\}/g, this._addLeadingZeros(this.levelValues[level], 2)); url = url.replace(/\$\{col\}/g, this._addLeadingZeros(col.toString(16), 8)); url = url.replace(/\$\{row\}/g, this._addLeadingZeros(row.toString(16), 8)); } else url = "data&colon;image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAEAAAABCAYAAAAfFcSJAAAAC0lEQVQYV2NgAAIAAAUAAarVyFEAAAAASUVORK5CYII="; //one transparent pixel return url; };   ... View more

When migrating to 4.x, I found it best to replace this by watching the MapView.stationary property, in which case yours would translate to something like: mapView.watch("stationary", this.myFunction.bind(this));   and elsewhere, something like: myFunction: function(newValue, oldValue, propertyName, target) { if (newValue) { var extent = target.extent; //etc } }   ... View more

In this case, you may have to use a function to define your PopupTemplate content.  If you did, it might look something like this: function getPopupContent(feature) { return "<table><tr><td>Pattern:</td><td>" + feature.graphic.attributes.pattern + "</td></tr>" + "<tr><td>In Transport Position?</td><td>" + feature.graphic.attributes.is_in_transport_position + "</td></tr>" + "<tr><td>Device Type:</td><td>" + feature.graphic.attributes.core_details.device_type + "</td></tr></table>"; } var popupTemplate = new PopupTemplate({ title: "My Title", content: getPopupContent }); var layer = new GeoJSONLayer({ url: myURL, popupTemplate: popupTemplate }); ... View more

This isn't pretty, but it will force the queries (and therefore the URLs that access the service) to be unique each time they're sent: newLayer.on("load", () => { theMap.addLayer(newLayer); var execute = newLayer._task.execute; newLayer._task.execute = function(query) { var now = Date.now().toString(); if ((typeof query.where != "string") || (query.where.trim() === "")) query.where = now + "=" + now; else query.where = "(" + query.where + ") AND " + now + "=" + now; var args = []; for (var x = 0; x < arguments.length; x++) args[x] = arguments[x]; return execute.apply(this, args); }; });   ... View more

I'm not certain if you're saying it doesn't zoom out far enough, or it zooms in closer than it should.  In either case, it's possible to make the extent larger or smaller with expand.  Supplying a decimal number greater than 1 will make the extent larger; supplying a decimal number between 0 and 1 will make it smaller. ... View more

Although I don't think labelingInfo is one of them, I've run into various situations using the API where an "outer" object (in this case, the layer) doesn't notice a change to an "inner" object's properties when reusing the same object.   I suppose it's a little difficult to explain.  If that's the kind of thing going on though, you may be able to get around it by using clone: layerDataSource.layer.labelingInfo = [labelInfo.clone()]; ... View more