Latest Contributions by TommyBramble

Thanks! Is that from Esri Professional Services? Just wondering how safe that is to use and login on. Also, right after I posted the question I realized the 'data' endpoint in the api would work: https://arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/{itemId}/data?f=json&token={tokenId} ... View more

Unfortunately, your work around did not work for me. I tried it with both a FGDB and a Shapefile export. Neither had the style set at the service level when they were re-published. Maybe I'm missing a step? Appreciate the feedback.   ... View more

Gotcha, I understand now. Thanks for the context. Yes, you should be able to do this. In the samples for Vue and React they are not passing in the entire widget to the view. They are only passing in a reference to the DOM element that the widget uses. In your case it would be something like:   this.view.ui.add(document.getElementById('widgetDiv'), position);   or maybe this would work, but I haven't used Angular for a year or two:   this.view.ui.add(widget.container, position);      Good luck.  ... View more

 I saw It's possible to create a React and VueJs component and use it as a widget. But is it possible to use Angular @ Component for creating custom widgets. Yes...if I understand your question correctly. You can use Angular to create your own custom components (whatever you want to call them; widgets, modules, etc). These components you create will not be exactly the same as the ArcGIS for JavaScript Widgets that are built around Dojo, but you can create custom components in Angular that use the ArcGIS for JavaScript API in the component logic. Extra question: Is it possible to use an Angular component for displayContent (popupTemplate) Yes...again, if I understand your question correctly, you can use Angular (or any other client-side framework) to set the 'content' property of the popupTemplate. You will need at least a basic/introductory understanding of JavaScript (or TypeScript), the Angular framework, and ArcGIS for JavaScript API to accomplish these things.   ... View more

Does it correct the position after you close and re-open the popup? If so, maybe you can programmatically close the popup before the edits are applied and re-open it after the successful call to applyEdits.   ... View more

You're welcome. Yes, this question does come up a lot with my clients, and unfortunately the answer is not what anyone wants to hear. However, I do understand the policy from Esri's perspective. They would being giving away their product for next to nothing if they allowed just one licensed user to serve unlimited private user data to other users. The way it was described to me by the Esri rep was; you can buy Arcgis Online for a lower price (~ $5000) and add users as you need (anywhere from $50-500 per user license depending on license/role type) or you buy ArcGIS Server and can use that however you want. One potentially positive feature of the Arcgis.com path though; it was explained to me that we could add/remove users as needed, as much as needed (infinitely). So, for our value-added apps we only need enough licenses for the simultaneous users, not for every app user in our system. Additionally, Esri exposes pretty much all the Arcgis.com management functions through the REST API so you can develop creative solutions to manage your active licenses (e.g. add and remove users as necessary to keep your licenses count at or under your simultaneous users count). Also, like you mentioned in your first post; if you don't need each user to have their own private content, then the developer account might be enough. Cheers, ... View more

This worked for me: string url = "{{...URL...}}/FeatureServer/0/applyEdits"; string adds = "[{\"geometry\":{\"x\":-118,\"y\":33},\"attributes\":{\"Name\":\"name\",\"Type\":\"type\",\"Column3\":\"value3\"}}]"; var inputParms = new Dictionary<string, string>(); inputParms.Add("adds", adds); //inputParms.Add("updates", ""); //inputParms.Add("deletes", ""); //inputParms.Add("attachments", ""); inputParms.Add("f", "json"); //inputParms.Add("token", ""); var input = new FormUrlEncodedContent(inputParms); HttpClient client = new HttpClient(); var response = client.PostAsync(url, input).Result; var responseString = response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode().Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;   If you have a secure service, then the token parameter will need to be populated with a valid security token. responseString contains the serialized JSON string that you can work with. In my testing the result was  {"addResults":[{"objectId":10,"uniqueId":10,"globalId":null,"success":true}],"updateResults":[],"deleteResults":[]}   Other resources: https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/apply-edits-feature-service-layer-.htm https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4015324/how-to-make-an-http-post-web-request https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/users-groups-and-items/generate-token.htm   ... View more

Esri folks, any advice on this? It is causing me some major issues as well. My load time methods can't be debugged as the debugger is frozen processing the nearly 2000 issues.  Anyone know of a way to disable the debugger from logging these issues?   ... View more

The code works for me, but what was not clear to me from that sample was when to instantiate the Portal item. Here is a simple function I wrote that works in my application. You have to initialize the Portal object after the login is successful, using the checkSignInStatus(); After the _portal.load() is successfully executed, then my _portal object is populated with all the Portal properties for the sign-in user, including the user object (_portal.user). Hope this helps... var _portal = null, _oAuthInfo = null; ************************* registerApplication: function () { _oAuthInfo = new OAuthInfo({ appId: 'abc123xyz' }); arcgisIdentityManager.registerOAuthInfos([_oAuthInfo]); arcgisIdentityManager.checkSignInStatus(_oAuthInfo.portalUrl + "/sharing") .then((r) => { console.log(r); _portal = new Portal(); _portal.load(); }); }   ... View more

Unfortunately, what you are describing is likely a violation of the terms of use... If you are hardcoding a single user's credentials in an application that multiple people will use to access private content, then that will be a violation of the Arcgis.com Terms of Use. See section 2.5: https://www.arcgis.com/home/termsofuse.html     ... View more