Mapmap Windows

[Willy Aucoin]

soI am using ArcGIS Pro and I accidentally closed one of the map windows in my project (see picture). So are the maps, layout, scenes that you have open in your project saved somewhere or are they only saved within a single project in your C or D drive? I tried to browse back to see if those were saved somewhere else but I couldnt find them. What would you do in that case? or you just have to insert a new map, add the layers and continue with your work.

Part of the app drops several markers, which can be clicked to open info windows. It irritates me that these do not go away if you continue using the map without acknowledging them, as in the iOS maps app.

I want to display an info window for each marker, but am in doubt as to what is the best way to do it. I also see a trouble flag popping up with assigning click events to each marker, as I am using the same variable to add each marker, I am not sure how to add its click event to the unique markers (by name, as name is the same for both, as it never receives any id?)

You're on the right lines. Have one infowindow object just as you have one marker object. Then the content of the infowindow changes depending on which marker you click. One thing to watch out for (this also happens if you're creating markers within a loop), is that the danger is that all the infowindows end up with the content of the last one. So let's create a new function that updates the content.

An InfoWindow displays content (usually text or images) in a popup window above the map, at a given location. The info window has a content area and a tapered stem. The tip of the stem is attached to a specified location on the map. Info windows appear as a Dialog to screen readers.

The content of the InfoWindow may contain a string of text, a snippet of HTML, or a DOM element. To set the content, either specify it within the InfoWindowOptions or call setContent() on the InfoWindow explicitly.

If you wish to explicitly size the content, you can put it in a element and style the with CSS. You can use CSS to enable scrolling too. Note that if you do not enable scrolling and the content exceeds the space available in the info window, the content may spill out of the info window.

When you create an info window, it is not displayed automatically on the map. To make the info window visible, you must call the open() method on the InfoWindow, passing an InfoWindowOpenOptions object literal specifying the following options:

To set focus on an info window, call its focus() method. Consider using this method along with a visible event prior to setting focus. Calling this method on a non-visible info window will have no effect. Call open() to make an info window visible.

By default, an info window remains open until the user clicks the close control (a cross at top right of the info window), or presses the ESC key. You can also close the info window explicitly by calling its close() method.

When an info window is closed, focus moves back to the element that was in focus prior to the info window being opened. If that element is unavailable, focus is moved back to the map. To override this behavior, you can listen to the closeclick event, and manually manage focus as shown in the following example:

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I have been stuck for months on this problem, the solution is launch the following commands on cmd.exe (try Powershell or Bash if cmd doesn't work), as stated in the official Elasticsearch documentation:

As I was new to this Docker I am confused with the basics. I found the solution for my problem now.In the docker installed in windows there is an Oracle VM Linux box created. I opened that and then there I added the sudo sysctl vm.max_map_count=262144 after which the problem was solved.

I have windows 7 pro running on my desktop and other company desktops. All users have mapped network drive to a Synology NAS. Couple of months ago, all the user password were updated due to security reasons. The issue i am having now is that the windows does not remember user credentials for mapped drives once the user starts the computer in the morning or restart computer.

Checking the box for remember cred does not work. I also unlinked the mapped network drive from computer and relinked it but still no luck. I am not sure why the windows cannot remember the username and password for mapped network drives.

If I run it with escaped quotes, e.g. terraform import -var-file varfile.tfvars 'azurerm_resource_group.rg-list[\"Team2\"]' /subscriptions/guid/resourceGroups/Marketing, it prepares the import but then errors out multiple times that the given key does not identify an element in the collection value.

@MohnJadden, the problem here is not Terraform, but rather the input to the Windows shell. Terraform only can see what is passed to it from the shell process, and if the syntax is incorrect, then the errors are to be expected. If you are using cmd.exe, you can set environment variables using the set command.

This document seems to have significant details about the Windows parsing options (as you can see, there is a lot more to document about windows behavior), and also mentions that ^ may work as an escape character here.

However, you do still need to escape the quotes in a way that the command line parser in Terraform itself will understand it, which involves using backslashes to escape the quotes that will be taken literally, like this:

The single quote character ' has no special meaning in either the Windows command interpreter or in the command line escaping rules on Windows, so including those will cause parse errors. The single quotes are useful on platforms other than Windows because then it avoids the need for any special escaping inside, but Windows does not follow that convention.

Yes, you do need to iterate each resource with its Terraform resource name and Azure resource ID, and it does change depending on the Terraform and Azure resource provider, but it works. I bet the more coder-inclined could write something to just loop through, but I leave that to the devs.

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