Latest Contributions by RyanClark

Its difficult to debug without access to the service that you're working with. Is it possible to access this service from outside your office? http://129.138.12.83:6080/arcgis/rest/services/index_24k_web_w_urls/MapServer/0 Generally, it is a very good idea to keep your conditionals simple. Right now you have some complex concatenation of "is it null?" checks, which can often be confusing. It looks to me like you simply want to check:             if (f.attributes.Topo_URL !== "") {   content += "<a target='_blank' href='${Topo_URL}'>Topo Map Information</a><br/>";    }             if (f.attributes.Web_URL !== "") {   content += "<a target='_blank' href='${Web_URL}'>Geologic Map Information</a>"; } Reading further through the post, it appears that perhaps you are not getting any query results. That is what you need to verify first. Can you access the URL that I pasted above in your web browser? If so, you need to look at your web browser's developer tools and inspect the HTTP requests that are being sent on the "Net" or "Network" tabs. When you click a point, there should be a request sent to that URL. You need to see if that request returns anything, or if there are any other errors that appear in the console. If you cannot access the data, it is likely that you're encountering a cross-domain access restriction. If you can confirm that you are not receiving any results, then you'll need to look into solving those issues. Read this post to get started: http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2011/09/29/cross-origin-resource-sharing-cors-with-the-arcgis-api-for-javascript/. ... View more

I'm still getting confused, conflicting answers from multiple sources. From the FAQ you just linked: Can I access the basemaps and services from my own API or a different API?Yes you can access our APIs from any other API if you have a paid plan or while you are testing or developing an application with the Free Development and Testing plan ... so that sounds like the answer is no. I am not allowed to use ESRI base layers in an OpenLayers or Leaflet application without a paid subscription to ArcGIS Online. In this case it would be a good idea to prominently display a disclaimer here: https://github.com/Esri/esri-leaflet that informs us that using this tool is only legal if we pay for a subscription to ArcGIS Online. However in the Github thread I linked above, this comment suggests that it is okay for me to do this, as long as I am not monetizing my application and I am properly attributing ESRI. So, I'm still confused. ... View more

There is some on-going discussion of this issue going on here: https://github.com/leaflet-extras/leaflet-providers/issues/22#issuecomment-21882390 ... View more

Can you point me at the documentation where I can find this command to determine the library location? I haven't found that in my search. The OS is 64-bit, and PostgreSQL was installed via "apt-get install postgresql-9.1-postgis". I'll look into whether or not that would be a 64-bit version of PostgreSQL. Thanks! ... View more

I have PostgreSQL running on an Ubuntu server. PostgreSQL and PostGIS were installed via "apt-get install postgresql-9.1-postgis". Where to I need to put st_geometry.so in order for the "Enable Geodatabase" link to work? I've already been able to connect to the database in ArcCatalog, and I put st_geometry.so in /usr/lib/postgresql/9.1/lib/, but still the same error message. ... View more

From what I was told, however, CORS is not required for this. You should be able to use jsonp. Yep, I was able to make it work with jsonp, but it is somewhat clumsier to code in this situation. Good to hear that CORS will be supported in the not-too-distant future. ... View more

Just another voice complaining about this. I desperately need the Load Objects functionality back. ... View more

I'm trying to build a separate button to use to toggle the editor extension on/off. In the button's OnClick(), I've tried the following two methods to get a reference to the extension itself: protected override void OnClick()         {             //UID theUID = new UIDClass();             //theUID.Value = ThisAddIn.IDs.ncgmpEditorExtension;             //ncgmpEditorExtension theExt = ArcMap.Application.FindExtensionByCLSID(theUID) as ncgmpEditorExtension;             var theExt = ESRI.ArcGIS.Desktop.AddIns.AddIn.FromID<ncgmpEditorExtension>(ThisAddIn.IDs.ncgmpEditorExtension);             try             {                 if (theExt.Enabled == true) { theExt.Enabled = false; }                 else { theExt.Enabled = true; }             }             catch (Exception ex)             {                 System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);             }         } In both cases (the commented section and the un-commented section...), theExt object is Null -- it isn't getting a reference to my editor extension. Any idea why? It doesn't matter if I'm currently editing or not - either way, null object. Thanks, Ryan ... View more

The setup is an ATI FirePro V4800 graphics card pushing three HP LP3065 30-inch Widescreen LCD Monitors. One is connected via DVI-D and two by DisplayPort. However, I can see the same effect on other smaller, dual screen setups. It is clear on just two 1600x1200 monitors that when the explorer window is dragged across both monitors, the image quality is degraded. I noticed that as you change the size of the Explorer window, the view's altitude remains constant, although the size of the image increases. I'm going to guess that Explorer decides which level of tile cache to render based on the altitude of the view. What that amounts to is a larger rendering of the same tile cache when you've expanded the view. I've talked to ESRI support about this and they tell me they've logged a bug/enhacement request. It was interesting to notice that the behavior is not the same in ArcGlobe. NIM062366 - When displaying ArcGIS Explorer over multiple screens, 3D mode stretches the map and degrades the resolution of the map. Thanks, Ryan ... View more