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For a demo of the project, you can find it at... http://www.comeflywithme.maxjmay.co.uk/
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06-01-2015
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I too made the mistake and used the same web adapter address for both portal and arcgis server. When I went back to fix it, I had to uninstall ALL web adaptors, reboot and verify in IIS that they were now not listed as virtual directories in the root of the default website. Then, I went back through and setup 1 for ArcGIS Server (/arcgis) and 1 for Portal (/portal). After that, everything played nice together on the same machine.
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05-29-2015
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Hey Chris, Make sure your form is submitting the correct "type" during your POST operation. Number fields and ObjectIDs can't be passed as strings (wrapped in ' or "). You can use parseInt(<field>)/parseFloat(<field>) on the appropriate text fields before applying the API applyEdits() call.
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05-26-2015
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Fantastic write-up that's easy to follow along. Rene, great job as always.
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05-11-2015
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A better resource... GITHUB Bootcamp - Bootcamp - User Documentation
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04-23-2015
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Are you talking about a local change or my pull request? Usual workflow... /repository <user>$ git pull For working on a branch... <Recalling from memory so I may be off... Anyone, please correct me where wrong.> /repository <user>$ git checkout -b <branch name> /repository <user>$ git branch master * <branch name> [ do some work ] /repository <user>$ git commit -a -m "Comments" [ when ready to commit to master... ] /repository <user>$ git checkout master /repository <user>$ git fetch upstream // In case there is work outside of your commits. /repository <user>$ git merge upstream /repository <user>$ git merge <branch name> /repository <user>$ git push /repository <user>$ git branch -d <branch name>
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04-23-2015
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As long as your back-end database supports it and the data structure doesn't panic on joins, should be fine.
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04-23-2015
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Your GITHUB should now have a pull request addressing the form validation for the 3 problem children. Also, note the changes reflect being ran against JSHint and addressing the errors that appeared.
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04-23-2015
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I would look into using native Dojo form elements to properly validate against. It will allow for rule enforcement like number and date values in the proper fields.
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04-23-2015
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I'll look through your code later tonight on github and see what I can do to help.
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04-22-2015
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I haven't looked at your code yet but in the past, I stop the default form events, scrub the form data as I populate a JSON object and post to the server using dojo XHR.
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04-22-2015
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I would also set the form field types to the correct behaviour of the back-end... IE: Change text fields to number fields for supportID and addrCode
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04-22-2015
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My guess is that your integer fields & date field do not like to be empty (supportID, addrCode and dateInv). I'd start there. If they need to be required, I'd scrub the form data and force a default value that means nothing (-9999 / '1900-01-01'). This works... (Form payload) [{"geometry":{"x":796086.8072222222,"y":1176275.4861111112,"spatialReference":{"wkid":3435}},"attributes":{"address":"test","supportId":"1","type":"Single Post","size":"12in. tube","material":"","base":"","rating":"","dateInv":"2015-04-22","inspector":"K. Morgan","comments":"","addrCode":"1"}}] While this fails... (Form payload) [{"geometry":{"x":796086.8072222222,"y":1176275.4861111112,"spatialReference":{"wkid":3435}},"attributes":{"address":"test","supportId":"","type":"Single Post","size":"12in. tube","material":"","base":"","rating":"","dateInv":"","inspector":"K. Morgan","comments":"","addrCode":""}}] Pretty please... Also, you will want to delete all of the records near that geometry ("geometry":{"x":796086.8072222222,"y":1176275.4861111112,"spatialReference":{"wkid":3435}}) with "inspector" 'K. Morgan'. Tried to pick an area where there wasn't any edits for clean-up purposes.
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04-22-2015
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This was "close" but didn't want to work on Windows 8.1. Here is the updated code that worked for me. Tested it and my 10.2.2 license level is retained while working in ArcGIS Pro 10.3. @ECHO OFF ECHO Initializing ArcGIS Pro SETLOCAL set ESRI_SOFTWARE_CLASS= "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS Pro\bin\ArcGISPro.exe" ENDLOCAL
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Hi Kelly, Thank you for the feedback. I have some other questions that I am bringing up with our sales rep and will post them back to this thread for future reference once I have solid information. ----- UPDATE ---- After discussing with Esri, the solution that we will be implementing is as follows: Purchase a secondary ArcGIS Online for Organizations account for sub-contractors who currently do not have a paid-subscription. Using 1 account to admin, distribute 4 logins as needed for short-term, project based work. Associated e-mails will be e-mail aliases to an internal e-mail box for control. Invite the logins to the main ArcGIS Online for Organizations account as per Kelly's recommended workflow. If a sub-contractor already has a paid subscription, Kelly's workflow will be implemented without the above work-around. By controlling the logins with strict permissions applied, the subs are able to use only the specified services securely without additional credit consumption. Cheers!
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