Is there a way to let the viewer see scale text (i. e. "1:1000") instead of just a scale bar in ArcGIS Online maps? We are using the Basic Viewer template with some minor modifications. We would want to use metres as the unit, if possible.
Even better: is there a way to let users choose a scale by selecting from a drop-down menu, or typing the numbers?
Is there a way to let the viewer see scale text (i. e. "1:1000") instead of just a scale bar in ArcGIS Online maps? We are using the Basic Viewer template with some minor modifications. We would want to use metres as the unit, if possible.
Even better: is there a way to let users choose a scale by selecting from a drop-down menu, or typing the numbers?
Is there a way to let the viewer see scale text (i. e. "1:1000") instead of just a scale bar in ArcGIS Online maps? We are using the Basic Viewer template with some minor modifications. We would want to use metres as the unit, if possible.
Even better: is there a way to let users choose a scale by selecting from a drop-down menu, or typing the numbers?
I am looking for a way to return scale in an ArcGIS session.
Possibly by putting it in a dynamic text box in layout.
Or better yet to write it into a Definition query.
The query would be something like only show this feature if the scale is less than (or greater then) the attribute (the attribute would have desired scale)
Essentially.
I have an attribute I call VisibleScale. I populate it with scale values. 1000, 2000, 15000 etc.
The definition query would be such that if the current scale value is greater then the VisibleScale Attribute then the individual feature would not be visible.
mmh sorry I don't understant your problem... can you explain it better please?
Thanks for the code snippet. I added this to the layout.js-file. But how do I get it to display on the map? I assume I must make some changes either in the .html-file, or one of the CSS-files?