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‎05-26-2015

Thought I should expand on this. I think it would be best to save these graphics serverside and if possible with a unique name so that the users can have multiple sets of edits. I want to be able to give them a drop down box so that they can bring in different versions of the grapic's for the same map. I hope that makes some sense.

‎05-22-2015

i understand. Your just doing this a way I'm not familiar with.

‎05-22-2015

I wish I could follow you here as it sounds like you made this work. Can you walk me step by step what needs to happen if I wanted to use this code in something like this example below using a save button? Advanced Draw

‎05-22-2015

I definitely will. Are you going to the conference in July?

‎05-22-2015

I'm using the advanced draw tools (modified to fit my needs) that Tim Witt has created (Javascript API - Advanced Draw widget ) What I would like to be able to do is allow a user to save his/her changes to a file so that when they can come back in a latter session they can load any markups that they did before. I found a way to load the files back in if I can zip them all into one file using this (Add shapefile | ArcGIS API for JavaScript ). However, I've been desperately trying to find a way to create a zip file so that I can save a users drawings. I ran into this code and downloaded it as it sounds like it will do exactly what I want. I can't get it to work though. mapbox/shp-write · GitHub I want to use this in a function for a save button. I added this at the top: <script src='shp-write-master/bundle.js'></script> I then tried adding in the require statement in the function as you see below but then also at the top where I require everything else as well but my code does not get past my second alert box. Has anyone used this before and have a simple example of how they called it or know what I am doing wrong here? function fnSave() { alert("Still a work in progress"); var shpwrite = require('shp-write'); alert("Made it middle"); // (optional) set names for feature types and zipped folder var options = { folder: 'myshapes', //folder: 'L:\Javascript_Mobile\CAD2GIS\myshapes', types: { point: 'mypoints', polygon: 'mypolygons', line: 'mylines' } } alert("Made it middle"); // a GeoJSON bridge for features shpwrite.download({ type: 'FeatureCollection', features: [ { type: 'Feature', geometry: { type: 'Point', coordinates: [0, 0] }, properties: { name: 'Foo' } }, { type: 'Feature', geometry: { type: 'Point', coordinates: [0, 10] }, properties: { name: 'Bar' } } ] }, options); alert("Made it end"); };

‎05-15-2015

That is interesting but didn't help much. I can't georeference those layers and it only does one of them at a time (point, line etc.) Would take a while and without being able to scale them easily makes it harder. Again interesting idea. Had my hopes up. Nothing is ever that easy these days.

‎05-15-2015

That is an interesting way to go and I actually tested that but using the CAD2PDF. Gonna look at that now.

‎05-15-2015

Sorry to sound so stupid but can you walk me through how I would do this? Do you mean for me to export each (Point, Polyline, Annotation, Polygon, MultiPatch ) of these to shapefiles?

‎05-15-2015

Thanks to both of your for your help. I have a lot more control over the GIS side of things and understand it better so I'm going to try and head down Rickey's path. I like where we are heading. The problem is that once I have my layer where I want it I still have the errors from above. I tried adding a new group layer and moving the files over to that and then publish to server it still doesn't like something. How do you handle this? I know you tried to explain it but I'm not understanding it.

‎05-15-2015

So I found this toolbar but it doesn't allow me to use it on a layer that was brought in using the arctoolbox "CAD to Geodatabase". I can use it if I just use the Add data button to bring it in but then when I go to share it as a service it I get a bunch of errors. Why is nothing easy?

‎05-15-2015

So it looks like when I measure the length of my building in CAD it is 418 feet and when I measure it after bringing it in GIS it is 16493. So very close to 40 (39.46) times larger in GIS then in CAD. I did the same with the length and got 348 to 13676 (39.3). Not sure this helps much but as I find out things I think are clues I thought I would share in hopes somebody can help me with this task.

‎05-15-2015

I'm not much of an autocad person but when I type in unites into the command line for autocad this is what I get back. How do I proceed from here?

‎05-14-2015

Thanks for all of the replies. My application that I have been tasked with is kind of different. My goal is to bring my dwg files into ArcGIS and serve them up to ArcGIS Server. Then I want to use some drawing tools that will measure the area. More of a markup form. In order to get the area though I need it be have the CAD file at the right size so when I draw the box it gets the right area. I'm not worried where in the world they are at this point. Currently mine are going to 0,0 which is fine cause I can always zoom to that spot but I would like for them to come in at the correct size. A rough example Measure Polygon Area and Perimeter

‎05-14-2015

I am importing CAD files (stores plans) dwf/dwg into our ArcGIS system. Everything seems fine on that front except that I would like it to come in at the actual size of the store. In AutoCAD we do not have any geo referencing to the file however I would think with it being drawn to scale that I should at least be able to bring it in at that same scale just not the right place in the world. When I bring these files in they come in much larger than scale. Any trick or tips on how to do that. I would rather not do any manual adjusting. Thanks, Michael

‎12-09-2014

I tried to do that but then I got a duplicate field error with the array. I'm pulling the fields and values from a database via DSN connection to create the arrary.. It is possible I misunderstand what you are suggesting as well so do you have a quick example you can provide? [('YEAR', '<i4'), ('REGIONID', '<i4'), ('DISTRICTID', '<i4'), ('REGIONNAME', '|S255'), ('DISTRICTNAME', '|S255'), ('DIVLOC', '|S255'), ('STORENAME', '|S255'), ('CLUSTER', '|S255'), ('SUBID', '|S255'), ('SUBNAME', '|S255'), ('SEQUENCE', '<i4'), ('S_AREA', '<i4'), ('FS_AREA', '<i4'), ('ST_AREA', '<i4'), ('FR_AREA', '<i4'), ('SO_AREA', '<i4'), ('SL_AREA', '<i4'), ('TOTALSALES', '<i4'), ('OWNEDSALES', '<i4'), ('LEASEDSALES', '<i4'), ('GM', '<i4'), ('PROD', '<i4'), ('GMPROD', '<i4'), ('LATITUDE', '<f8'), ('LATITUDE1', '<f8'), ('LONGITUDE', '<f8'), ('LONGITUDE1', '<f8'), ('RANKSALESSUB', '<i4'), ('RANKPRODSUB', '<i4'), ('RANKSALESSUBD', '<i4'), ('RANKPRODSUBD', '<i4'), ('RANKSALESSUBR', '<i4'), ('RANKPRODSUBR', '<i4'), ('RANKSALESSUBS', '<i4'), ('RANKPRODSUBS', '<i4'), ('RANKSALESSUBC', '<i4'), ('RANKPRODSUBC', '<i4')]

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Using shp-write to export as shapefile

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