Latest Contributions by ReneRubalcava

DurandalJS has requirejs baked it into, which is why you are having issues. But the Durandal team is on top of it. Here is a link on using Durandal with Dojo http://durandaljs.com/documentation/Dojo/ And suprisingly enough that page links to a github repo on how to use DurandalJS with the Esri API. https://github.com/dgwalton/DurandalEsri ... View more

I did some digging around on how to capture when a dom element has been repositioned and there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do it. I tried listeneng for "scroll", which I thought might do it, but no luck. Maybe if you have the map in a container, you can listen for that containers resize event. ... View more

Jsfiddle isn't working for me right now, but I put it into Plunker and sure enough I can see the behavior you are talking about. http://plnkr.co/Zz7GD3DawoJnlT9UIAUH I don't see an easy fix off the top of my head, but if I manually do a resize in the collapse function the points show up as they should. function collapseDiv() {    MAP_OBJ.resize();    var div = document.getElementById("divTop");    div.style.display = "none"; } Not the solution you are probably looking for since in other cases I can't find a way to capture when the map has moved, but could probably be hacked in. Nice catch on this one. ... View more

Maybe you could try dojox/data/QueryReadStore to try and limit the results you get back. https://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/1.9/dojox/data/QueryReadStore.html Here are some snippets from a project I have where I use it. // Define my custom QueryReadStore behavior var ParcelStore = declare([QueryReadStore], {   fetch: function(request) { request.serverQuery = {    q: request.query.name // This is the querystring that will be used, ie - url/search?q=searchstring }; return this.inherited("fetch", arguments);   },   requestMethod: 'get' }); // create a new instance of my QueryReadStore var p_store = new ParcelStore({             url: url // this is a url I passed in to a function, the base URL to do my queries           }); // Create my new ComboBox with appropriate parameters parcelSearch = new ComboBox({ id: 'parcel-filterselect', name: 'parcel', hasDownArrow: false, // so it doesn't look like a combobox, just an input placeHolder: 'Parcel Number...', store: p_store, // the custom QueryReadStore I created above autoComplete: true, style: 'width: 131px;', tooltip: 'Enter a parcel number', searchAttr: 'name', pageSize: 10 // so it doesn't blow up you vertical scroll }, 'parcel-filterselect'); This has worked pretty good for me in the past. ... View more

I did a write-up on this recently, but here is the fiddle showing a utility module that can help you define fields to show and define URL fields. http://jsfiddle.net/odoe/PDr7p/1/ Here is a gist of the code that does the work used in the fiddle https://gist.github.com/odoe/5800348 It basically lets you pass a urlField and urlPrefix to create a hyperlink. ... View more

Ah, ok, missed that article. The docs could probably use a tweak as they specify an Error object is returned, so that threw me off. https://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/jsapi/layer-amd.html#onupdateend ... View more

Are you running the application from a local server environment like IIS or Apache? I could have sworn this was mentioned in the docs somewhere, but now I can't find it. You could even use python to run a webserver to view your files, python -m -SimpleHTTPServer Key is that the browser URL cannot be file:// or it API won't work. ... View more

If the blob is an image, it's probably a base64 endcoded image, which means you can display it in your html by adding data:image/png;base64 in front of the string in a popup or somewhere else. Change image type based on what it is. So as an infotemplate, you might write it as <img src="data:image/gif;base64,${IMAGE_FIELDNAME}" /> ... View more

I had put this demo together a while ago, it's not exactly how I do things these days, but still gives an idea about breaking stuff up into modular pieces. https://github.com/odoe/AGSModularDemo For example, I don't use "views" anymore, I changed it to controllers and my widgets are actually all done in Angular.js now. I used to use r.js to build my apps from when I was still using requirejs, but since the API moved to 3.x, I just use Grunt now. http://gruntjs.com/ I was finally convinced to go Grunt after talking with one of the AGRC guys about how they use Dojo to do their builds. It's just a lot easier for me to automate my tests, less compiles and minification. https://github.com/agrc/AGRCJavaScriptProjectBoilerPlate If I find myself with a huge list of dependencies for any require() or define() call, I take that as a sign that it's probably time to refactor and that I'm trying to do too much at one time. This is always a good sign that something could probably be broken out. I've taken to writing lots of smaller functions I can string together, which I'm fine with, but a long define/require list makes me feel bad. ... View more

I forgot that although they are tiled does not mean it's a fused cache so you can still disabled layers. Can't test at moment, but I seem to remember serving tiled data as dynamic provided a grainy looking map and serving dynamic as tiled loaded the data in weird tiles that didn't line up correctly. ... View more

Like Oren suggested, if you are loading from a configuration of some sort, can't you specify it there? I have a sample showing how to load from a json config https://github.com/odoe/agsnode-dev/blob/master/config.json If not that way, look at the info of the map service using esri/request http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Demographics/ESRI_Census_USA/MapServer?f=pjson Check if singleFusedMapCache is true or if it has a tileInfo property. ... View more

Well, that makes sense I suppose. I'll just need to rewrite my config loader to check for that. Thanks. ... View more

If you want the lat/lng esri.geometry.webMercatorToGeographic(map.extent.getCenter()); http://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/jsapi/namespace_geometry.html#webmercatortogeographic This is assuming your map is in web mercator. ... View more