Latest Contributions by TimWitt2

Nicholas Barger​ I have published the latest version. It lets you set the zoom level in the settings. ... View more

Ahhh I ok. I use the following to zoom: map.centerAndZoom(LocPoint,15); Depending on how your map is setup you might need to change the 15 to a 0.5. It is explained here. When using an ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer, the map is zoomed to the level specified. When using aDynamicMapServiceLayer, the map is zoomed in or out by the specified factor. For example, use 0.5 to zoom in twice as far and 2.0 to zoom out twice as far. ... View more

Can you give me a step by step what you do to cause that issue. I cant reproduce it. ... View more

Well I guess next week is today. Please test the latest beta version I have just published. ... View more

At the moment I have everything working but the map click event. If you want to test what I have so far let me know. ... View more

I should be done with a universal version no later than next week. ... View more

Nicholas, the reason why it is not zooming to your location is, because I use the following to zoom: map.infoWindow.show(LocPoint, map.getInfoWindowAnchor(LocPoint)); map.centerAndZoom(LocPoint,15); The issue is that the LocPoint is in a different wkid than your map frame. A stop gap would be to reproject the locpoint to fit your basemap wkid. Then the zoom should work. Tim ... View more

I would start using the WAB and just build custom widget. The great thing about the WAB is that ESRI does most of the work for you. With this you avoid headaches like, having to develop a mobile version. Also the user community is very active in developing custom widget and I am sure soon custom themes will pop-up. ... View more

Thanks Rebecca, that makes sense. So it seems having your basemap in the same SR as the ESRI basemaps would be a good practice? ... View more

Did you look at the query widget provided by ESRI? Query widget—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers There might be some easy code adjustments to fit your need? ... View more

Brian, as you said your best bet would be creating a custom widget. It is pretty straight forward and the help that ESRI provides is somewhat helpful. Naming conventions—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers I created a custom widget and I am not a programming pro. So if you want to look at it just to see how things work Location Widget Hope this helps! Tim ... View more

Thanks for the reply Rebecca. So you use an ESRI basemap and then add your own basemap to the Basemap widget? There shouldn't be any code error in my application, since when I use an AGOL basemap, I don't get an error. ... View more

Daniel, maybe this can help: Communication between widgets—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers Tim ... View more