Latest Contributions by AdrianMarsden

logged as a bug Esri Inc Bug: NIM#104292 I'll update here if I hear anything else, but as it is a bug it has now left the control of our local Esri. ... View more

Yep - got it with Esri(UK) at the moment, but not much movement. ... View more

Thanks for that - I'll try it later.  But I do think it is a bug, or a t least a "Breaking Change" as the examples given measurement-amd | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript no longer work as the event no longer does what it says it does. On-measure-end is quite clear in what it should do, an event that fires when measurement is ended.  It doesn't.  It fires when a polygon has been created and an intermediate measurement  has been calculated. This only fails for area.  For length a result is returned with each click without firing the on-measure-end event. ... View more

Not yet - it would take a fair bit of re-coding - not that urgent at the moment - thanks anyway. ... View more

Ah sql server - What is the meaning of the prefix N in T-SQL statements? - Stack Overflow‌ You may have seen Transact-SQL code that passes strings around using an N prefix. This denotes that the subsequent string is in Unicode (the N actually stands for National language character set). Which means that you are passing an NCHAR, NVARCHAR or NTEXT value, as opposed to CHAR, VARCHAR or TEXT. ... View more

The N - Dunno - it is what SQL Manager puts in when you design a query - I have no idea why or what it does - I never write it myself and they always work ... View more

Anyone any ideas on this?  As it is it is a breaking change preventing me from moving to 3.10. ... View more

Ok - so two issues now - I think it is time to call the new features in 3.10 as broken, don't you?  We need a few more events to hook into and the measure end event to be just that.  An event that fires when the measurement has ended - it works for the length, which returns the value after each click, but only fires the measure end event after a double click. ... View more

Jonathan Nope still broken.  My code is old style code, so I have the below code in my init function         var measurement = new esri.dijit.Measurement({             map: map,             defaultAreaUnit: esri.Units.SQUARE_METERS,             defaultLengthUnit: esri.Units.METERS         }, dojo.byId('measurementDiv'));     //measurement.hideTool("location");         measurement.on("measure-end", function (evt) {             if (evt.geometry.type === "polygon") {                 console.log("Really done.");                 measurement.setTool(evt.toolName, false);             }         });         measurement.startup(); And it still returns a polygon after the third click, so ends the task. Cheers ACM ... View more

mmm not good - My domain updates every night with reference values that have been added to a different system. ... View more

Jonathan Thanks for that, my code now looks like     measurement.on("measure-end", function (evt) {         console.debug(evt)         if (evt.geometry.type === "polygon") {             console.log("Really done.");         }     }); But it fails - looking at the evt object (hence my console line) it is, as I thought it would be, a polygon after three nodes have been drawn - output below, first is after a single click (ie still drawing), second after a double click Object {toolName: "area", geometry: Object, target: Object} geometry: Object _centroid: null _extent: Object _partwise: null _ring: 0 rings: Array[1] spatialReference: Object type: "polygon" __proto__: Object target: Object toolName: "area" __proto__: Object basecode.js?123:252 Really done. basecode.js?123:254 Object {toolName: "area", geometry: Object, target: Object} geometry: Object _centroid: null _extent: Object _partwise: null _ring: 0 rings: Array[1] spatialReference: Object type: "polygon" __proto__: Object target: Object toolName: "area" __proto__: Object basecode.js?123:252 Really done. And adding the line I want in this.setTool(evt.activeTool, false); Throws a huge error, starting TypeError {stack: (...), message: "undefined is not a function"} "TypeError: undefined is not a function Only reverting to the older style event link     dojo.connect(measurement, "onMeasureEnd", function (activeTool, geometry) {         console.debug(activeTool);         console.debug(geometry);         this.setTool(activeTool, false);         enableID();        }); gets the tool disabled - but of course it disables as soon as the third node is created.  And geometry type is  always polygon. Would adding a Double Click event be too much to ask? Cheers ACM ... View more

Jonathan Any chance this is linked to my other issue BUG: Measurement widget measure-end event issue.‌ - So far un-commented on? Cheers ACM ... View more