Latest Contributions by KirstenFrost_Andersen

Need a little guidance for an ArcGIS for JavaScript newbie. I have a custom set of layers from a MapImageLayer displaying over an ESRI basemap.  I'm trying to take a parameter from the URL (in this case a unique parcel number) and find it in a layer (in this case Parcels layer), highlight that feature, zoom to it and center the map on it.  A colleague did that in JavaScript 3.16, however I'm using JS 4.4 and the methods and objects have changed a bit.  Below is a subset of my code that was pulled from the JS 3.16 example and I've been trying to massage it into something useful in JS 4.4.  The object graphicsUtils doesn't appear to exist in 4.4, the query results in a blank map screen, the method setSelectionSymbol breaks my code...  Can anyone give me some sample code I can use to fix this to result in my goals to find the parcel, zoom to, center and highlight it?  Thank you.               //Parcel Selection Layer             parcels = new FeatureLayer("http://[myServer]/arcgis/rest/services/[mapservicename]/MapServer/0", {                  outFields: ["*"],                  //Needs to be Selection Mode, on demand results in odd parcel shapes                  mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_SELECTION              });              parcels.setSelectionSymbol(sfs); //sfs = simplefillsymbol              map.addLayers([parcels]);              var parcelid = document.getElementById("<%= hfParcel.ClientID%>").value;// prompt("Give me input");              selectParcel(parcelid);              //select parcel from the feature layer by creating a query to look for the input parcel id              function selectParcel(parcelid) {                  if (parcelid) {                      var query = new Query();                      query.where = "PID_NUM = '" + parcelid + "'";                      var deferred = parcels.selectFeatures(query, FeatureLayer.SELECTION_NEW, function (selection) {                          var center = graphicsUtils.graphicsExtent(selection).getCenter();                          var extent = esri.graphicsExtent(selection);                          var extHandler = map.on("extent-change", function () {                              extHandler.remove();                              //zoom to the center then display the popup                              map.infoWindow.setFeatures(selection);                          });                          map.setExtent(extent.getExtent().expand(2));                          map.centerAt(center);                      });                  }              } ... View more

I have a Web App Builder URL that is passed a parameter to zoom into a parcel polygon.  My application, when passing that parameter does a great job at selecting that polygon, however a pop-up with its related information appears.  I need to embed this application within another web page/app, making it fit a small space so the pop-up isn't necessary and takes up too much of that space.  An example of my URL is below. http://  myorganization.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=20a3ac29bb134172a8e13dc73db879b5&mobileBreakPoint=300&query=parcels,pid_num,55203.0405 This said, I need help with two things:   How do I turn off the pop-ups and still get the URL to zoom into and select the parcel polygon?   How can I embed that URL in an ASPX webpage and pass the parcel parameter based upon an established session variable containing it's value (I've been toying with JavaScript)?  I've tried using a div and an iframe tag, but I can't seem to get the div to properly display my URL and can't get any javascript to work right to pick up the session variable or shut off the pop-up.  Thanks for any ideas! ... View more

I have one computer that will not display an ESRI vector base map: var map = new Map({               basemap: "streets-vector"           }); It works on all other computers I have tried, just one computer for all users won't display this base map.  The "topo" and "streets" base maps work just fine.  Any ideas?  I'm guessing it's a settings issue, but I am simply helping debug this app, I am not very familiar with ArcGIS for JavaScript API. I haven't found anything different in Compatibility View on a computer that works and this one that doesn't.  Same with the Internet Options settings.  The computer is on Windows 8 and the one I'm testing against that does work is Windows 10.  Both IE11.  Firefox and Chrome display the basemap just fine.  I welcome any ideas on what to look for, either in IE settings or in code.  ... View more