Latest Contributions by DavidElies

I found that I was able to use the kmlstring parameter for the KMLLayer by subclassing the KMLLayer class and changing the internal esriRequest to use the kmlstring instead of the URL. This allows me to load KML files provided by the users. It required only replacing this one line in one internal function.  I just place the kmlString (the url-escaped contents of the KML file) into the options object in the constructor. define([   "dojo/_base/declare",   "dojo/_base/json",   "dojo/_base/lang",   "esri/request",   "esri/layers/KMLLayer" ], function ( declare, json, lang, esriRequest, KMLLayer) {     return declare(KMLLayer, {         _parseKml: function (map) {             var that = this;             this._fireUpdateStart();             this._io = esriRequest({                 url: this.serviceUrl,                 content: {                     //url: this._url.path + this._getQueryParameters(map),                     kmlString: this._options.kmlString,                     model: "simple",                     folders: "",                     refresh: this.loaded ? !0 : void 0,                     outSR: json.toJson(this._outSR.toJson())                 },                 callbackParamName: "callback",                 load: function (response) {                     that._io = null;                     that._initLayer(response)                 },                 error: function (response) {                     that._io = null;                     var err = lang.mixin(Error(), response);                     err.message = "Unable to load KML from text: " + that._options.kmlString + " " + (err.message || "");                     that._fireUpdateEnd(err);                     that.onError(err);                 }             });         }     }); });‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Sorry, I guess I'm not good at picking up the little details.  This did work for me! ... View more

Thanks for your help.  It doesn't seem to work.  Depending on how I try this -type:Web Mapping Application type:-Web Mapping Application type: -Web -Mapping -Application I can't make it filter out the web mapping applications while leaving the web maps.  I seem to be missing the way that these filters actually work, since it appears to give me arbitrary results. Either it filters everything, (no results) or greatly limits the returned items, but mostly leaves out the web maps. The documentation for the REST API is not clear on how AND, OR, +, -, NOT, wildcards, etc. work. It says that the default is AND, but this does not seem to be the case, since it seems to find the word "map" and then includes anything that includes the single word, not just those that contain "web map".  Or, maybe it includes automatic wildcards?  Since the search term "map" finds "mapping".  Possibly it searches all default fields instead of just the field I specify ("type", in this case).  Can you shed some light on how this search actually works (or how it's supposed to work, at least)? ... View more

I believe I spoke too soon.  I actually do get back results for Web Maps, but I still get Web Mapping Applications which I do not want. ... View more

Sorry, I didn't realize I could do that.  thanks! ... View more

Thanks for your response! It looks like you've provided parameters for some sort of REST call.  I may have to go that route, but I am trying to use the esri/arcgis/Portal class provided in the Javascript API.  The "q" I was referring to was the parameter to the queryItems method on that Portal object. There don't appear to be "t" or "focus" parameters to that particular method. ... View more

I recently started seeing this, too.  For me, it's coming from the World Street Map TileMap request.  For some reason, this request has a jsonp callback added to it, but since it returns regular json (an object, not a function), it seems to fail trying to run it.  We actually use the API v3.10, which gives a slightly different error, but when I tried it with v3.14, I get the same error as the OP. Kelly Hutchins, do you know what has changed recently in the World Streep Map map service? ... View more

Did you ensure that your proxy.config includes a serverUrls entry for your print server? ... View more

You might need to check your proxy config to make sure it's allowing requests from your app and to your print service.  In the proxy.config file, make sure the allowedReferrers attribute includes your javascript application.  By default, it uses *, meaning all apps from any location (including yours) can use the proxy. Next you want to make sure that if mustMatch is set to true, that you add your print server url into the list of serverUrls.  Otherwise it'll block it.  Actually, now that I think about it, that must've been your problem earlier, but I forgot about that, since I keep it disabled for testing -- in our dev environment only . ... View more