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Park Finder - Can't search by Park Name

acharko

We have been successful in publishing the Parks Finder app with our municipality's data.
One thing that we are having issues with is searching by park name.
If we search by park name, we do not get any results. If we search by activity, we get all of the expected results.
Is anyone else having this problem or does anyone know the solution to this?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]23559[/ATTACH]

Thanks,
Allison

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BrianLord1

You will want to check the "SearchFields" part in the config.txt and make sure the field listed match the actual fieldnames in your data.

You can also use firebug to see what is returned from yuor query.

acharko

Thanks Mark,
We checked our field name and the field name and the alias match what we published in server.
We had one of our IT people step through the JS part of the code and it looks like the searchfield is always set to "FacilitySitePoint.NAME" yet when you search for the activity "baseball" the correct parks appear (coming from the ParkRecInfo.BASEBALL field).
Any other ideas?
Is there anything else is the config file that needs tweaking? We downloaded the template right from the site and only changed what was asked to be changed.
Thanks in advance,
Allison

BrianLord1

That makes sense because the program actually uses two separate functions to find parks with a matching name and parks that have the specific activity. Based on what you are describing it seems like there is a disconnect between the field name that the program is looking for and the actual field name.

Could you upload a screenshot of the config.txt file, specifically the lines that set the search fields? Or just show me the code like I did below. It should look something like this...

[HTML]//Fields used for searching the features through find task.
'SearchFields': "NAME",
[/HTML]

Also, a screenshot of the rest endpoint for the map service like the one I attached?

Thanks,
Mark

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LindsayThomas

Sounds like this is solved but I wanted to add this link to a technical article about this issue.

http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/40287

-Lindsay

acharko

Hi Mark,
Sorry for the delay - here are the screen shots you requested

[ATTACH=CONFIG]23859[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]23860[/ATTACH]

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MikeTschudi

Hi Allison,

Please do check the technical article that Lindsay posted. Mark addressed the search part of the check, but there's also the display part to check: you may be getting the parks, but they're not appearing in the results list. One cause of this is an alias name mis-match: there was a window of time where our download was updated at a different time than our information model and the alias didn't match the model.

You can test the query part of the operation by following Mark's suggestion to use Firebug. Once the page is up, open the Firebug area and choose the Net tab, and then click Clear. Search for a park by name. The first line in the Net area will be the query; if you look at its response, you'll see that it will be close to

dojo.io.script.jsonp_dojoIoScript7._jsonpCallback({"results":[]});

if nothing was found and will be a lot longer and beginning with something like

dojo.io.script.jsonp_dojoIoScript6._jsonpCallback({"results":[{"layerId":0,"layerName":"Parks and

if there are results. With Chrome's debugger, the tab is called Network and the clear button is along the bottom with an icon consisting of a circle with a slash through it. Fiddler is another great way to see the network traffic.

Mike

acharko

Hi Mike,
Thanks for the response. I plugged the site into Chrome and this is what I found when I searched by park name.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]23878[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]23879[/ATTACH]

Searching by park activity brings back the results without any issues.

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MikeTschudi

Hi Allison,

Clearly the query, then! 🙂

That's an interesting error response from the server: a find on the MapServer generates an error, but a query on a layer in that same MapServer works. Is your site public, or the service?

Mike

BrianLord1

okay, lets try using the chrome tools to get a little more info about what exactly is being searched for and what is being returned.

Open your site in chrome and open the developer tools just like you did previously. This time instead of using the network tab select the sources tab. In the top left click on the small little play button and choose the locator.js file as i did in the screenshot below.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]23887[/ATTACH]

Now scroll down in the code and find the line I have highlighted in the screenshot below and add a breakpoint by clicking on the line number on the left.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]23888[/ATTACH]

Now you can search for a park by name as usual and the app will pause at that line of code. Using the scope variables window (shown in my screenshot) you can open the "findparams" and see exactly what parameters are being used for the find task.

Take note of the following...
layerIds, searchfields, searchtext

From there use the info you found to run the exact same find task through your arcgis services directory. Click on the service and then scroll to the bottom of the page to select the find task and enter the search text, layer id, and search fields that you found in chrome.

This will tell you if the variables used in the find task work or if one of them needs to be changed, such as the search field.

Good Luck.
Mark

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acharko

Mike: our site is private and on our intranet.

Mark: Thanks for the advice! I'll try to get that tested ASAP but unfortunately I only work at that position on Tuesdays. Hopefully I can sneak out and get that tested sometime today or tomorrow so that this can be figured out!

acharko

Hi Mark,
I followed your steps. When I stepped through the debugger:
   layerID: Array[1] 0:0, length: 1
   searchfields: Array [1] 0: FacilitySitePoint.NAME
   Searchtext: Ypres

When I go to the services directory and add these to the Find task, it says "No Results Found"

I used an MSD that was published for all of these tasks.

I tried something different: I published the MXD directly. When I do the find task in the services directory, using the values above, I actually get the expected result. Problem is, when I use the map service published from the MXD, the application doesn't work. When I search on the name of a park, or an activity, I get the message: 'feature.attributes[...]' is null or not an object

Could the issue be the difference between an MSD and an MXD? If that's the case, how can I get the MXD to work in my application since it is the only way to get the results?

Thanks again for all of your help,
Allison

DavidCureton

Was this issue resolved? I am having the same problem. It appears to be related to the join between the featureclass and table in the MXD. If I remove the join, the park name query works, but of course, I loose other functionality in the application.

acharko

I found this article: http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/40862
Followed the steps and the app works in Chrome (YAY!!!) but it doesn't work in IE (BOO...).
So now I can get the result by park name, or activity but only in Chrome (HOORAY!).

Anyone know how to get it to work in IE?

The info windows don't work and when you search on activity nothing is returned. Basically we keep getting:

'infoActivity[...].SearchKey' is null or not an object

DavidCureton

Thanks for the link Alison! That fixed the problem for me. Mine is now working in Firefox, Chrome, and IE9. I have not seen that other error you are describing. I wonder if you have a second issue in your app.

David

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