Latest Contributions by RichWawrzonek

The setup steps of this widget seem to be missing something. I copied the widget to " \client\stemapp\widgets" directory, and added a reference to the widget in the standard default2Dapp configuration. Then I created a new app and it doesn't appear. I can see it in the list of widgets available for my app. What I ended up doing to get it to work was add it to the map via the way to add normal widgets in a test app. Then I copied over the json code from that into my app and removed the index attribute in the config.json file. I also needed to manually set the progress .gif since the default location was incorrect. ... View more

I followed the setup instructions but can't get it to work with version 2.14. I noticed in the example webpage for the identify tool that you have this widget in use also for version 2.13. Will it work for 2.14?  Is this json snippet still valid for the current version:   {       "uri": "widgets/MapProgress/Widget",       "version": "2.8",       "visible": false     } The Map Progress Widget displays in the list of available widgets that can be added to the map. ... View more

Perhaps this whitepaper will help: http://www.esri.com/library/whitepapers/pdfs/multipatch-geometry-type.pdf ... View more

First make sure a proper registration method is used: http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/arcobjects_net/conceptualhelp/index.html#/How_to_register_COM_components/0001000002pv000000/ I believe you will need local admin rights on the machine in order to use the customize dialog method. Also the user would need permissions to the network location. Try logging in as an admin and see if it works.  I don't recommend deploying the tool this way though. I've run into issues in the past where a network path changes and causes a ghost toolbar that can't be unregistered easily. The Add-In model makes network deployments much easier. ... View more

Glad you got it working. That ILegendInfo class can be confusing because it controls the appearance of layers in the TOC and their renderer in the symbology tab. Don't forget to mark this thread as answered. ... View more

Cast your feature layer to the IGeoFeatureLayer interface and set the RendererPropertyPageClassID property to the desired property page. Example: //MAKE SURE ARCMAP DISPLAYS THE CORRECT PROPERTY PAGE             ESRI.ArcGIS.esriSystem.UID pUID = new ESRI.ArcGIS.esriSystem.UIDClass();             pUID.Value = "esriCarto.GraduatedSymbolPropertyPage";             <YourGeoFeatureLayer>.RendererPropertyPageClassID = pUID; ... View more

If you can succesfully implement a graduated colors renderer then you are almost there. In the IClassBreaksRenderer there is a property for Symbol. Just pass a symbol (which contains the size) into this property for each break index. ... View more

Not sure where to begin. You have a lot to learn about writing good code. In general it is poor design to put a large script inside the onclick event of a button. You make use of some try blocks which is good but maybe just wrap the whole thing in a try block and report the error in a message box so you know what the problem is. It doesn't look like runConvexPath() is ever called. Therefore you have never created the geoprocessor object before you start using it in your onclick event. Don't instantiate these objects in runConvexPath(), just create them where you need them. ... View more