Add Shapefile widget

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01-20-2016 07:33 AM
DiegoLlamas
Esri Contributor

Hi,

I am using the "add Shapefile Widget" that someone here helped to create. Now that I am using it and checking the behavior I notice that the polygons that compose the shapefile, after adding it to WAB app the polygons do not respect the original forms, they have a distotion very significant.

First I thought it was because AGOL use Web Mercator Coordinates system. Here in Puerto Rico we use Nad83 Projected Coordinate system So I  added on parcel example in Nad83 and I notice the distortion, after that I added the same chunk of parcels projected to Web Mercator and I had the exact same distortion in the same parcels.

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My question is, Do you know why could it be happening? dos anybody knows is someone notice the same behavior? is there a new version of this widget for WAB 1.3? how could i solve this problem? this problem also happend in WAB 1.2

Thanks,

Diego Llamas

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MonikaHonkova2
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Hi Diego,

have you looked into the code widget.js? It generalizes features on the fly:

                  //generalize features for display Here we generalize at 1:40,000 which is approx 10 meters

                  //This should work well when using web mercator.

                  var extent = scaleUtils.getExtentForScale(widgetMap, 40000);

                  var resolution = extent.getWidth() / widgetMap.width;

                  params.generalize = true;

                  params.maxAllowableOffset = resolution;

                  params.reducePrecision = true;

                  params.numberOfDigitsAfterDecimal = 0;

Personally, I don't want the shapes to be generalized (e.g. a round circle is after generalization not that round anymore as vertices are removed) , so I commented out these few lines of code...

Monika

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MonikaHonkova2
New Contributor II

Hi Diego,

have you looked into the code widget.js? It generalizes features on the fly:

                  //generalize features for display Here we generalize at 1:40,000 which is approx 10 meters

                  //This should work well when using web mercator.

                  var extent = scaleUtils.getExtentForScale(widgetMap, 40000);

                  var resolution = extent.getWidth() / widgetMap.width;

                  params.generalize = true;

                  params.maxAllowableOffset = resolution;

                  params.reducePrecision = true;

                  params.numberOfDigitsAfterDecimal = 0;

Personally, I don't want the shapes to be generalized (e.g. a round circle is after generalization not that round anymore as vertices are removed) , so I commented out these few lines of code...

Monika

DiegoLlamas
Esri Contributor

Monika,

Thank you for your help!

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