Latest Contributions by ShawnHolyoak

All 3 of those items are required for us to adopt Pro. We use these tools on a daily basis, and cannot regress in functionality. Thanks! ... View more

Any idea when the COGO tools will be making the leap to Pro with feature parity? Without that we are unable to transition. ... View more

Just FYI, I've tried it with web services from a 10.2.1 web server and a 10.2.2 web server. The 10.2.1 web server works properly. It seems to be a difference between the web services, but I can't think of anything that would cause this behavior. ... View more

Fabulous! With a few minor changes, this works perfectly. I've copied my final code below, but the changes I had to make are at lines 16 and 43 in your code. Basically, the response in your code (line 16) is an array of response objects, so I have added a nested forEach to get to the underlying features, and the parcel is a graphic (line 43), so I have to get the parcel.feature, geometry. Thanks so much for your help! define(["dojo/_base/declare", "dojo/promise/all", "dojo/_base/lang", "dojo/_base/array", "esri/tasks/query"], function (declare, all, lang, array, Query) {     var sdcAddressSelector = declare(null, {         constructor: function () {             this.addresses = [];         },         addAddressesToList: function (response) {             var _this = this;             array.forEach(response, function (r) {                 array.forEach(r.features, function (f) {                     _this.addresses.push(f);                 });             });             _this.callAPI();         },         callAPI: function () {           //api calls here         },         createQueryParams: function (layers, geom) {             var queryParamsList = [];             array.forEach(layers, lang.hitch(this, function () {                 var queryParams = new Query();                 queryParams.geometry = geom;                 queryParams.outFields = ['*'];                 queryParams.returnGeometry = false;                 queryParams.outSpatialReference = esriMap.map.spatialReference;                 queryParamsList.push(queryParams);             }));             return queryParamsList;         },         executeSelect: function (selectedParcels) {             mapUI.showWorking();             var _this = this;             var promises = [];             array.map(selectedParcels, lang.hitch(this, function(parcel) {                 var params = this.createQueryParams(esriMap.addressServices, parcel.feature.geometry);                 array.map(esriMap.addressServices, lang.hitch(this, function (layer, index) {                     promises.push(layer.queryFeatures(params[index]));                 }));             }));             var qPromises = new all(promises);             qPromises.then(lang.hitch(this, function (r) {                 lang.hitch(this, this.addAddressesToList(r));             }), lang.hitch(this, function (err) {                 console.info(err);             }));         }     });     return sdcAddressSelector; }); ... View more

No, as the design is to handle n+ number of parcels selected, so a loop is required. This is the challenge. To use the example you cite, I need to run the parcel and buildings queries n+ times, and wait until ALL of those finish before I continue. If it were simply a known number of queries I wouldn't have asked the question, as I already know how to do that. Thanks anyways. ... View more

I did, thanks. ... View more

Well, that didn't do it. Thanks for catching the missing ".then" in line 35, but my outer promise is returning before my internal promise. So my API call happens before I have all of the address points returned from the layer.queryFeature calls. ... View more

We had a similar problem and had to use the 3 finger slide to scroll up and down in a popup on the ipad. Thanks, Luci I'm unsure how you did this.  I tried, with multitasking gestures enabled and disabled, and I can't get the popup to scroll with 3 fingers. ... View more

Can you test with this application in your iPad? Click on a state to display the info window. I was able to scroll/pan with this. I was also able to scroll/pan, but you're using an InfoWindowLite class, not the Popup class.  I forked your fiddle here, and I can't scroll on the iPad using the Popup class. ... View more

Hi Shawn, I tested this in Safari on an iPad (5.1.1) and while I did not see the scroll bar, I was still able to pan down into the contents of the info window, and see all the contents there. Can you confirm if you are able to pan or scroll even without the scroll bar? -Noah I am not able to pan down into the contents of the info window using Safari 5.1.1 as well. Just to anticipate the question, my identify handler is very simple, shown below.   handleIdentifyResults: function(results) {    var countOfResults = 0;    var content = "";    var _this = this;       results = array.filter(results, function (result) {//filter out any failed tasks     return result.length > 0;    });      array.forEach(results, function (result) {           for (var i = 0; i < result.length; i++) {               content += "<b>" + shared.htmlEncode(result.layerName) + "</b><br>";               content += "<table>";               for (var member in result.feature.attributes) {                       content += "<tr><td>" + shared.htmlEncode(member) + ":</td><td>" +           shared.htmlEncode(result.feature.attributes[member]) + "</td></tr>";               }               content += "</table><br>";               countOfResults++;           }    });       var resultText;    if (countOfResults === 1) {     resultText = " Feature Identified";    }  else {     resultText = " Features Identified";    }    mapControl.popup.setTitle(countOfResults + resultText);    mapControl.popup.setContent(content);    mapControl.popup.resize(320, 250);    mapControl.popup.show(this.clickEvt.screenPoint, map.getInfoWindowAnchor(this.clickEvt.screenPoint));   } ... View more