CountyofNevada (September 21, 2011)I would like to set the initial map for the carousel to something other than what it is by default. Can you point me in the right direction please?
Hi CountyofNevada - Yes. If you edit "/scripts/carousel/local.js" at the top there is a function queryCarousel. You can change the sortField to "title, uploaded, type, owner, avgRating, numRatings, numComments or numViews". See this for more info: http://bit.ly/qEXb0Y
CiboloGIS (September 22, 2011)Can you point me to the location where I can edit the "email@yourorg" and "About map. to reflect our own info. Don't recall it being in the video intro to customizing and couldn't locate file. Everything else has been very straight forward for non-developer like me. Thanks!
Hi CiboloGIS - Yes. They are at the bottom of each HTML file. If you open "index.html" and scroll to the bottom you should be able to see the email address and about text. http://bit.ly/qTychX http://bit.ly/n64Gy
CiboloGIS (September 22, 2011)Esri_webmap, When I open the "index.html" it opens in my browser and I see the email address and about text, but it is the script file I cannot locate to edit. Please advise.
CiboloGIS, Can you open index.html in a text editor like notepad instead of a web browser? Then you can edit it.
CiboloGIS (September 22, 2011)That was it, thanks for quick response. Looking forward to using template for our Citizen Science events. Thanks!
marylandgis (September 24, 2011)Could you please tell me how the layersGroupID works? And what layers is the Layers sidebar showing? Thanks.
sanmateocountygis (September 27, 2011)The download includes a folder called .svn. Are these folders and files used only with the WebMatrix product? Can we dump this folder if we're just editing the html, js, and css files in Aptana or PSPad or other text editors? Thanks.
jhboyle (September 28, 2011)So the data can only be referenced from ArcGIS.com? For Example, if I wanted to list a layer on my EC2 instance on this page, the only way would be to first share it on ArcGIS.com?
Hi smallje, You can change the heading by editing index.html and changing the H1 tag. You can edit the links on the right by changing the layers group ID. If you do not want to show the layers, you can remove the DIV tags with id's of "featuredLayers" and "layers_pagination". We've updated the code slightly to fix your third question. Try using version 1.3.1. Hope that helps!
Hello; I'm having the same trouble. The maps won't load locally or when I publish the page. I'm using the latest version, and I've managed to get the template working (thanks for the video) at http://springstewardship.org/public-maps-gallery/mapindex.html. The group, Arizona Forest Springs, is public. I haven't had any luck with embedding the map either. Thanks for any suggestions you might have. - Jeri
The legend display in the template shows all scale-dependent map layers regardless of whether or not they are displayed at the current scale, creating a long and messy legend. Are you planning to make the legend respect scale-dependent layers? I hope so. Here's my example: http://maps.rockvillemd.gov/gallery/map.html?webmap=da37c709d83c4a398993dd5972951f52Thanks,Marc
I was wondering if it would be possible to carry the map legend along with the map when you select the "Full Screen" option?
Yes, that's very possible. It would require changing a few styles in the CSS.
can you describe how to go about doing that? Or would this be an enhancement done by ESRI?
.fullScreen .dataLayers { display:none !important; }
.fullScreen #legendMenu{ position:absolute; z-index:999; top:50px; right:50px; background:#fff; padding:20px; border:1px solid #ccc; moz-border-radius: 6px; -webkit-border-radius: 6px; border-radius: 6px; }
Sure. This may be something we do in the next version but for modifications like this, it's best if you have some familiarity with CSS and HTML.In global.css on line 620, if you comment out or remove the following code:.fullScreen .dataLayers { display:none !important; }And then add this code:.fullScreen #legendMenu{ position:absolute; z-index:999; top:50px; right:50px; background:#fff; padding:20px; border:1px solid #ccc; moz-border-radius: 6px; -webkit-border-radius: 6px; border-radius: 6px; }That should be what you were thinking. Although it probably needs to be styled a little better 🙂Let me know if that is what you were thinking and if you were able to get it to work.Thanks
Hi Jeri,It looks like you need to enter a Bing Maps key in the config.js file. That's why the maps are not loading. The one you have there uses a Bing basemap.http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jshelp_start.htm
Any chance we will get the ability to consume private maps, layers and groups through the Public Maps Gallery Template? Many organizations have infrastructure data that can't be shared with the general public and needs to be somewhat secure - utilities, public safety layers, etc. This is the one shortcomings I see with the new Public Maps Gallery Template capabilities - we need the ability to use this great tool, but restrict its view to specific users instead of enabling it for 'Everyone' and making the group 'public'. I want a specific group that I have set up to be able to use the gallery, but can't do this right now. Thanks!
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