Latest Contributions by AdrianMarsden

Hi I have a site.  It was using 3.11, now the highest 3.30, pending some more refactoring to get it to 4.x There is a measure tool.  It no longer gives a result when the mouse is moved around.  Only when the mouse is clicked. It still works if I go back to 3.11 I have added this         measurement.on("measure-end", function (evt) { console.log("Really done."); // measurement.setTool(evt.toolName, false); enableID() }); measurement.on("measure", function (evt) { console.log("moved"); // measurement.setTool(evt.toolName, false); });         According to the API ref "measure" event should be when the mouse moves  "Fires any time the mouse pointer moves while doing a distance measurement. (Added at v3.11). Note: Prior to v3.16, this event only fired on single-click." Yet on my new code I only get an output when I click - so showing the pre-v3.16 behaviour. I've stripped my code back as far as I can - I had added stuff to change the default units and to add more, and still the same behaviour.  I have compared my code with the sample, but can't see anything. What am I missing here? Cheers ACM Edit: I stripped the Esri sample right down and now got a working version and a broken version - the broken version uses one of our services as the basemap, so in British National Grid.  And, yes, we have a Geometry service defined. http://maps.strata.solutions/eddc/test/fail.html http://maps.strata.solutions/eddc/test/work.html ... View more

I seem to have spent the last decade chasing this one, but still fighting it, usually on a Friday afternoon. We have a site, on a server, let's call the server "myserver"   myserver hosts AGS so we can call stuff with "myserver/arcgis/" The site myserver hosts has an internally set name, lets say "maps" so users go to http:\\maps to see maps. Most of this is now working, but one part of the code calls a Print service.  So - http://myserver/arcgis/rest/services/PrintService2/GPServer?f=json  That is when the dreaded CORS error kicks in. Under http://myserver:6080/arcgis/admin/system/handlers/rest/servicesdirectory  Allowed Origins is set to * In the code I  have added "esri.config.defaults.io.corsEnabledServers.push("myserver");"  using the short name and fully qualified name. I have tried adding an Allowed Origins part to every possible web.config file I can see. But still, I get  Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'http://myserver/arcgis/rest/services/PrintService2/GPServer?f=json' from origin 'http://maps' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. I am doomed to keep seeing this error until I retire. I am losing hope of ever being able to sort it. EDIT: Amazing, "fixed" this on a Friday afternoon - I added the port - myserver:6080 - which to me looks like the issue is in the Web Adaptor.  So still a question I'd love to get answered. ... View more

Hi This is hopefully a simple thing for some Dojo guru. When I add a placeholder to a Placeholder to a text bx, like <input dojotype='dijit/form/TextBox' placeholder='Enter any part of the address' data-dojo-props='trim:true, selectOnClick:true' type='text' id='searchtext'   /> The right click context menu doesn't have the "Paste" option  Any ideas? Cheers ACM ... View more

OK - maybe one mainly for UK users. I have tried to use the lyr files OS have provided here GitHub - OrdnanceSurvey/OSMM-Topography-Layer-stylesheets: SQL scripts & cartographic stylesheets for OS MasterMap Topog…  Rendering a map of just the Topo Areas at 1:2500 takes over 10 seconds - and this is a a category break based on a single field - the numeric Style type. If I replace the OS styles with a colour ramp, it is still slow. If I apply single style, then re-apply the ArcMap random colours  on the style_code it is again, fast. If I then import the OS style into this fast layer - it is slow again!  And stays slow if I apply a colour ramp. However, if I do a ArcMap assigned random colors to the text field, style description, the map is drawn almost instantly Indexing the fields doesn't seem to make any difference If I apply the STYLES from the style type field to the Style Description, again it slows down. The styles aren't complex, the most complex are a few graphics on a simple fill Any UK users had similar and managed to get  layer file that draws as quick as ArcMap assigned random colours? Cheers ACM ... View more

This is the error that never goes away and drives me nuts The site is using the latest 3.x api It does NOT use the proxy.aspx page the server is , lets say "esri-gis1" there is an internal site in the internal DSN, let's call that "maps" users access the site by using "maps" as a URL The code calls maps from esri-gis1\arcgis\rest\services...... The map page works fine.  Requests are fine and if I examine the response headers for the basic requests it shows * in the Allow-Control-Allow-Origin The issues start when I call, for example I call the geometry service http://esri-gis1/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer  In a task that I use to convert the local grid to Long Lat Then I get the  Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'http://esri-gis1/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer/project?.........' from origin 'http://maps' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. I got around this on the current site by using the Proxy page and adding             esri.config.defaults.io.corsEnabledServers.push("esri-gis1"); But I ind the Proxy page adds more trouble than it solves. Any help please? ACM ... View more