Latest Contributions by IanPeebles

Nana, Try the attachment that I posted.  Host in on your c:\inetpub\wwwroot.  Like I said, still a couple of modifications that I can make. ... View more

Nana, My apologies for the late response.  I do have a sample I can send.  Do you want me to send it by email or another method?  There is still some minor modifications that need to be done, but I think it will get you started. ... View more

Robert, You are correct.  Going to re-work this a bit and just work with the graphics layer. ... View more

John, I am still having some issues.  Not sure how to clone a graphic.  I can get the graphics layer to draw and stick, but when changing the map extent, it will vanish.  Here is my current code:  // ***********************************************************************  // * Traffic Intersection 2 - Draw/Edit Tool Operations                  *  // ***********************************************************************              // Activate Draw Toolbar 2     function activateTool2() {       drawToolbar2.activate(Draw.POINT);     }     // Create Draw and Edit Toolbars 2     function createToolbar2() {       drawToolbar2 = new Draw(map);       editToolbar2 = new Edit(map);       drawToolbar2.on("draw-complete", addGraphicToMap2);     }     function addGraphicToMap2(evt) {       map.graphics.clear();       newAttributes2 = {"Editor": "HS2"};       newFeature2 = new Graphic(evt.geometry, null, newAttributes2);              // Adding the Geometry with Symbol to the Graphic Layer 2       symbol2GraphicsLayer.add(newFeature2, symbol2);              // Adds Graphic Layer to the Map 2       map.addLayer(symbol2GraphicsLayer);                     value2 = map.graphics.add(new Graphic(evt.geometry, symbol2, newAttributes2));       console.log("Graphic geometry for Hot Spot 2: ", value2);     }          function addGraphicToTrafficInt2(evt) {       value5 = trafficInt2.applyEdits([newFeature2], null, null);       console.log("Graphic Applied to Feature Layer (1)", value5)              // Setting the Symbol and the Graphic to the Graphic Layer 2       newFeature2.setSymbol(symbol2);       symbol2GraphicsLayer.add(newFeature2);              alert("You have successfully added Hot Spot 2")               drawToolbar2.deactivate();         editToolbar2.deactivate();                  registry.byId("Point2").on("click", function editDisconnect2(){           drawToolbar2.deactivate();           editToolbar2.deactivate();           alert("Hot Spot 2 has already been added.")         });         dojo.disconnect(handle5);     };   // ***********************************************************************   // * Traffic Intersection 3 - Draw/Edit Tool Operations                  *   // ***********************************************************************              // Activate Draw Toolbar 3     function activateTool3() {       drawToolbar3.activate(Draw.POINT);     }     // Create Draw and Edit Toolbars 3     function createToolbar3() {       drawToolbar3 = new Draw(map);       editToolbar3 = new Edit(map);       drawToolbar3.on("draw-complete", addGraphicToMap3);     }     function addGraphicToMap3(evt) {       map.graphics.clear();       newAttributes3 = {"Editor": "3"};       newFeature3 = new Graphic(evt.geometry, null, newAttributes3);              // Setting the Symbol and the Graphic to the Graphic Layer 3       symbol3GraphicsLayer.add(newFeature3, symbol3);              // Adds Graphic Layer to the Map 3       map.addLayer(symbol3GraphicsLayer);              value3 = map.graphics.add(new Graphic(evt.geometry, symbol3, newAttributes3));       console.log("Graphic geometry for Hot Spot 3 is: ", value3);     }          function addGraphicToTrafficInt3(evt) {       value6 = trafficInt3.applyEdits([newFeature3], null, null);       console.log("Graphic Applied to Feature Layer (2)", value6)               // Setting the Symbol and the Graphic to the Graphic Layer 3       newFeature3.setSymbol(symbol3);       symbol3GraphicsLayer.add(newFeature3);              alert("You have successfully added Hot Spot 3")               drawToolbar3.deactivate();         editToolbar3.deactivate();                  registry.byId("Point3").on("click", function editDisconnect3(){           drawToolbar3.deactivate();           editToolbar3.deactivate();           alert("Hot Spot 3 has already been added.")         });         dojo.disconnect(handle6);     }; Also, I can get the graphic layer to stick, but when panning on the map until the graphic disappears from the view, it then disappears. Here is an example of the three graphics layers at once: And when performing a pan until the blue pushpin is outside of the current view: Then pan back over and the blue pushpin is gone: How can I get my graphic layers from disappearing?  Only want them to disappear when the map is closed. This is a tricky one.  Thanks for any additional help. ... View more

Kelly, thank you much for your response.  Do you think this works really well if you add the layers to the map?  Your sample, just has the template picker itself. I ended up going a different route.  Instead of using the template picker, I created buttons and wired my draws/edits to them.  Also working with the .css for the template picker is a headache.  The widget itself tends to do some weird things at times. I now allow for a user to click on the button, perform a draw of points, then they can hit a submit button to post their graphic to the feature layer.  So, you can make as many draws as you want until you are satisfied with the position of the final graphic, then you can apply edits to the feature layer.  Here is what I did: And how it looks within the app: Sample shows a graphic that has been applied (to ESRI layer), the other is in draw mode (pushpin). ... View more

Kelly, Here is how the layers are added to the application: The ordering of the add by feature layer ID goes: 0,1,2. As far as my template picker code goes, here is more of it: I tried using (inserted at line 137, then commented out lines 133 to 135): layers[evt.layer.layerId] = evt.layer; instead of (lines 133 to 135): layers = arrayUtils.map(evt.layers, function(result) {   return result.layer; }); But that does not work.  I refreshed again and again and the layers still re-order.  That is how I do it.  I also tried with the ESRI sample and it has the same behavior.  Here is the sample I am referring to:  https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/3/samples/ed_feature_creation/ Keep refreshing this sample and you will see the same behavior. Any ideas? Ian ... View more

Steve, thank you for your response.  The biggest issue I was was getting the counter to work properly.  It would have helped if I would of taken it out of the function, because I was getting a constant value of 1 each time.  Here is what was done: 1. Set a global variable var count = 0; 2. Logic for the draw on end:    // Draw Toolbar on End          drawToolbar.on("draw-end", function(evt) {          // Comment out line of code below to allow for adding mult          //drawToolbar.deactivate();          editToolbar.deactivate();          var newAttributes = lang.mixin({}, selectedTemplate.template.prototype.attributes);              // Set up Counter for Graphic Added         count = count + 1;          console.log("Graphic Count", count);            if (count <=3) {          // Add Graphics for Symbol Placement         map.graphics.add(new Graphic(evt.geometry, symbol));             // Feature Graphic and Apply Edits         var newGraphic = new Graphic(evt.geometry, null, newAttributes);              // Apply Edits         selectedTemplate.featureLayer.applyEdits([newGraphic], null, null);        }       else       {          drawToolbar.deactivate();          editToolbar.deactivate();          alert(" You have successfully completed 3 edits!");    }    return count;  }); This works really well!  For sure, this was a new challenge. ... View more