Latest Contributions by TomSellsted

Wiley, Here is an example I am using to add a point to the map and the edit toolbar events to move the point around on the map. Edit Toolbar Example  You should be able to view the source and see what I am doing with the edit toolbar. Regards, Tom ... View more

Wiley, I am just using map click handlers in the traverse widget.  You could easily add snapping functionality by using the 3.x JSAPI editor widget and enabling snapping.  Use the SnappingManager module and make sure your control points are in a feature layer.  By holding down the control key when placing a point, you will see the crosshairs display as you get near a control point.  When you click with the crosshairs displayed, the point will be snapped to that location. Here are some links that might be helpful: Edit | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.33  Default editing widget | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.33  Map | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.33  SnappingManager | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.33  Good luck on your project! Regards, Tom ... View more

Tim, I am not using the print plus widget.  I just use the out of the box print widget for WAB.  It appears to be working correctly: No stacking and the labels are properly rotated too. Regards, Tom ... View more

Jackie, This should not prevent you from using the widget in your app.  The widget is very event driven and Chrome has changed how it uses these events.  I do see the artifacts that the triangle and circle you are seeing.  This is not occurring in Firefox or Safari. Other than being unnecessary, they won't bother your measurements.  I am not sure how useful the triangle measurement is anyway. I can look at this when I return to the office next week. Regards, Tom ... View more

Jackie, Are you using the current measurement widget with WAB 2.4?  They would not be compatible.  WAB uses different versions of the JSAPI and some of these are breaking changes.  You will need to use a more current version of WAB. Regards, Tom ... View more

Greetings Lixin, Thanks very much!  Glad you like it.  You can override the default values by adding the following lines and modifying them for your colors below line 134 in the measure Widget.js.  It will look like this: // set default line color and width this . lineSymChooser . lineColor . color = new Color ( [ 255 , 0 , 0 ] ) ; this . lineSymChooser . lineWidth . textbox . value = "10" ; // set default polygon color this . fillSymChooser . fillColor . color = new Color ( [ 255 , 0 , 0 , . 5 ] ) ; this . fillSymChooser . fillOutlineColor . color = new Color ( [ 255 , 0 , 0 , 1 ] ) ; this . fillSymChooser . fillOutlineWidth . textbox . value = "10" ; ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ I hope this helps! Regards,  Tom ... View more

Monika, Excellent!  So glad that did the job.  Have a great day! Best Regards, Tom ... View more

Monika, Both of those versions use an older version of WAB and in turn the JSAPI.  There were breaking changes in the measure widget at 2.15 and they would not be backward compatible.   I have posted an earlier version of the measure widget for you to download on our GIS server if you would like to try it.  You can download it at: https://gis.yakimawa.gov/temp/Measure.zip  I think this will fix the issues you are having. Best Regards, Tom ... View more

Monika, Thanks very much for sharing the web map.  Switzerland's maps are so detailed and beautiful! I was able to use it in a development project and do a sample measurement in your projection and things are working as expected.  Here is a screenshot with measures in kilometers and bearings: What version of web application builder are you using with the measure widget?  If it is an older version, that may be the issue. Best Regards, Tom ... View more