Latest Contributions by derekswingley1

‎06-05-2014

Thanks Ken!

‎06-05-2014

Haven't seen that before. I'll do some research and post back here.

‎05-23-2014

Can you email your org name and account name to js_feedback@esri.com? I'll try to get this sorted out.

‎05-23-2014

Indeed, something is wrong. The optimizer doesn't like my code. I'll strip it down to the most basic, and add pieces back until it breaks. Then, I'll report back. Thanks. I would expect the build to fail rather than stall out as "queued". If you're able to isolate what's causing this then that will help us all in the long run.

‎05-23-2014

Quotes or slashes? Please don't start assuming "queued" means "broken". There are legitimate times when builds are queued. That being said, if your build is still queued now, something went wrong again (I just ran a build successfully). If you have errors in your code you're likely to have problems generating a build. If you don't have a dojoConfig that defines where to find custom packages you're referencing in your require or define calls the optimizer will fail.

‎05-22-2014

We had an issue from some time Tuesday through this morning where the queue was not working correctly. It's working now. AJ: why do you have slashes in your package names? I'm not used to seeing that and don't think it's something we tested. Can you try with names that don't use the slashes? As for minified files, yes, the app will ignore those.

‎05-21-2014

Thanks. Your dojoConfig looks good, it's not causing this. We should probably be bundling this module with builds automatically. Until then, please add dojo/fx/Toggler to your module list (it's not in the one you posted).

‎05-21-2014

We have pretty tight limits on how many builds can run concurrently so our servers for the app don't grind to a halt. My guess would be that your build is legitimately queued. To investigate further, please answer: Is the account you're using an organizational or developer account? How long did you wait for your build to run?

‎05-20-2014

Could be related to your dojoConfig. Can you post that as well as your module list that you uploaded?

‎04-09-2014

I really couldn't say...if you can post a simple test page that reproduces your issue we could take a look.

‎04-09-2014

Unfortunately, this is a bug in the docs. It should be transformForward, not transformationForward. See http://jsfiddle.net/9WXDx/2/. We'll get this updated next time we update the docs.

‎04-08-2014

First thing is to verify you're using a web server (accessing files over http:// as opposed to file://). Are you using a web server? If so, you can download the .zip, uncompress, drop that folder on a web server and it should work.

‎04-08-2014

Are you able to download and run the clustering sample locally? From the screen shot you posted, the API is looking for extras/ClusterLayer on js.arcgis.com, which is why it's 404'ing (it needs to be loaded from your web server, not js.arcgis.com). The fix will be to make sure you have your dojoConfig set up properly. You also mentioned "CustomLayer" in your first post. I'm guessing that's a typo but wanted to point it out in case you're mixing up ClusterLayer and CustomLayer in your code which could break things since one is likely undefined. As an aside, where did you get the link to the dataplus.ru site? They're hosting an older version of the SDK. You should always reference pages from developers.arcgis.com for the latest JS API SDK content. Here's the clustering sample.

‎04-08-2014

You can ignore errors like this: undefined "" dojo.js:204 Unfortunately we didn't notice this in time to fix it. There are no side effects, and it doesn't block any actual errors. The underlying reason this happened is that with version 3.9, we made dojoConfig.useDeferredInstrumentation true so that errors that happen during the lifecycle of a deferred are reported (since so much of the API is async, this makes a big difference in the errors the API reports and should make debugging while you're building something easier). So why does this happen during map navigation, specifically rapid zoom events? Since map navigation methods return deferreds, doing more than one rapidly cancels all but the last deferred. So when you scroll your mouse wheel a lot, or click the + or ??? on the map multiple times, multiple deferreds are created and all but the last one is canceled. Because useDeferredInstrumentation is set to true, you see the error you mentioned. We will hopefully get this fixed for 3.10. Until then, please ignore these errors. Edit: If you want this to go away, put useDeferredInstrumentation: false in your dojoConfig, but you'll be losing the benefits of better error reporting.

‎03-26-2014

We don't have a method that returns all points from a polyline. You'll have to loop through polyline.paths and look at points from there.

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