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‎06-13-2016

Exact same issue. Did you ever have any luck?

‎04-29-2016

Thanks Robert, this solved one of my issues as well.

‎04-28-2016

Ian, Are you trying to create the domNode on the button click or just populate it? I use a button click to populate/remove content from an info widow using a domStyle toggle. To toggle Off: domStyle.set(query(".actionList > .action.sForm", window.map.infoWindow.domNode)[0], "display", "none"); To toggle On: domStyle.set(query(".actionList > .action.sForm", window.map.infoWindow.domNode)[0], "display", ""); Don't know if that helps any.

‎11-12-2015

Is there a way to make a field active by default so that any field click would be the the second field ?

‎10-29-2015

Do the graphics/points acquire a geometry after the zoom in/out event? I had some issue with this a year ago where a map click would query the x,y>create a graphic(invisible)>create a new feature in a feature layer>then applyEdits from the graphic geometry to the newly created feature. I noticed that the mouse location on a pan would update the graphic x,y before the apply edits took effect. Interesting how your points jump to the corner when the extent changes. Any updates on your progress?

‎10-29-2015

Using the example from Popup with related fields | ArcGIS API for JavaScript I was able to achieve 1 to 1 popups with related information(customer information). I would like to be able to also use this to display multiple records(multiple work orders). Is there any way to achieve this from the popup template? Thanks

‎09-01-2015

I think you will have to load both feature services, regardless of whether or not you use a relate. It just depends which way you might want go-- relationship query or select a point and query with the selected point attribute. I'm actually updating my app to use the select and query option for an actual map rather than my previous map-less ui. I'll let you know when I hit paydirt.

‎08-28-2015

This is exactly it. Mathew, are you sure you still need a relationship? It seems this queryTask might be easier to return your array.

‎08-27-2015

Robert, I should be more specific. We are trying to have a feature on a map that the user can click on, after it is clicked the selected feature attribute is stored as a variable. This variable would then be used in a query to create an array of a Dojo chart(We got this part handled.) Popup | ArcGIS API for JavaScript For example, this popup example accesses attribute information, but the code doesn't show any click/selection code. I assume that there is a way to setFeatures, feature.attributes or access a feature index somehow. Not sure how.

‎08-27-2015

This is a continuation from a few other threads-Re: Combine line and point feature classes attributes How to query features and populate a line graph in bottom pane with analysis We are trying to figure out how to access a feature attribute from a "simple click". In the past I was accessing a feature attribute by assigning it a variable, ex. hydrantRecord = evt.graphic.attributes.HydrantID . I did this after a selection was made with the attribute inspector and before it went to a series of relationship queries. So the question is, what is the simplest way to access a feature attribute and assign it to a variable without popups or info windows? Thanks.

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Access feature attribute from infoWindow click.

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