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When specifying multiple query tables (tabs) in the viewer.js two "Searching... please wait messages" appear when the CMV is launched. One of the searching messages will disappear right away, but the second stays until the timeout is reached. I thought about flagging it with a boolean or counter to keep it showing up twice, but I wanted to make sure this isn't operator error. Thank you.
attributesTable: {
include: true,
id: 'attributesContainer',
type: 'domNode',
srcNodeRef: 'attributesContainer',
path: 'gis/dijit/AttributesTable',
options: {
map: true,
mapClickMode: true,
// use a tab container for multiple tables or
// show only a single table
useTabs: true,
// used to open the sidebar after a query has completed
sidebarID: 'sidebarBottom',
// optional tables to load when the widget is first instantiated
tables: [
{
title: 'Boil Water Notifications',
topicID: 'notificationQuery',
queryOptions: {
queryParameters: {
url: 'http://<mysvr>/gis/rest/services/Notifications/MapServer/0',
maxAllowableOffset: 100
//where: 'NOTIFICATION_STATUS = ACT'
},
idProperty: 'ObjectID'
}
},
{
title: 'Bagged Fire Hydrants',
topicID: 'bhQuery',
queryOptions: {
queryParameters: {
url: 'http://<mysvr>/gis/rest/services/Bagged_Hydrants/MapServer/0',
maxAllowableOffset: 100
//where: 'NOTIFICATION_STATUS = ACT'
},
idProperty: 'ObjectID'
}
}
] //end tables
} //end of options
}
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@danielkmog thanks for reporting this. I had seen this in testing but didn't get back to it. I just pushed a commit to address this. Get the latest code from the repo and report back if it works for you or not.
When specifying multiple query tables (tabs) in the viewer.js two "Searching... please wait messages" appear when the CMV is launched. One of the searching messages will disappear right away, but the second stays until the timeout is reached. I thought about flagging it with a boolean or counter to keep it showing up twice, but I wanted to make sure this isn't operator error. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: