Latest Contributions by AnthonyGiles

Nadir, I cannot see anything that jumps out as being wrong with your config file. One thing to check is that the layer name matches exactly the name of the layer in the main configuration file. Then make sure that your browser is not caching the config file. Best way is to clear your browser history then close and reopen your browser. regards Anthony ... View more

Christopher, You need to do a join on spatial location, have a look at this tech article here: 30779 - Count the number of point features within a polygon Regards Anthony ... View more

Jamal, You do not mention what your are trying to put the layer into, but mapserivces support queries (like using a definition query in arcmap). See the help here: ArcGIS REST API example: Query states I think if your are wanting to do this in arcmap you have to add the layer as a feature service not a map service. On a feature service you can set up a normal definition query. Regards Anthony ... View more

Rick, Have a look at this article: Make Numeric Labels More Readable You could also use the FormatNumber function in vbscript: http://www.esri.com/news/arcuser/1104/files/vbscript_label.pdf Regards Anthony ... View more

Make sure you do not have any special characters in your column headers, the usual suspect is the '-' symbol. This allows the points to be shown but not the attributes. ... View more

As far as I am aware yes, but I thought I had read somewhere that Esri had changed the way attachments are stored within AGOL so that they are stored outside the feature class so you do not get charged for hosting large file size feature classes that are holding images. But I cannot seem to find that info anywhere, maybe someone from Esri can ellaborate. some info on setting up the hosted feature service for attachments can be found here: Manage hosted web layers—Help | ArcGIS ... View more

Yes it should do, server 10.0 onwards. I use domains from a sql database in an editing appliation built with the flex api. Have a look at the REST API help here: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/rest/apiref/layer.html ... View more

Li, Sorry I don't understand what you mean, the self.wTemplate.widget state needs to sit in the widget that you have placed in the UI area to stop it loading automatically open. You then need the code in the other widget that will reopen that widget when required, which I assumed you had got. I think if you are just trying to show the results from a search in another widget/window/table then I would suggest having a look at Roberts esearch widget. He has already done all this work for you and has written an supurb guide on how to configure the widget. ... View more

Li, Yes you are correct, by default anything that is added as a UI widget will open automatically so what you are trying to achieve is to close the widget straight away (but the widget is still loaded into the application so can be open when required), I tested this by adding the code: this.wTemplate.widgetState = "closed" into the basewidget_widgetConfigLoaded() function, you may not have this as you are probably not using a config xml for your widget so placing it in the init() function should be OK. I'm not sure why if you have built your widget based on the standard template why you cannot call this.wTemplate.widgetState, have you change the name of the id of the viewer:WidgetTemplate: <viewer:WidgetTemplate id="wTemplate" ..........> if you have changed the id you will need to use this.idname.widgetState Regards Anthony ... View more

A Lot of the templates can be found on esri's github page: Esri · GitHub ... View more

Padmasiri, Try this: string = "BLVF" print '"\\' + string + '\\"' ... View more

Yes the widget will still be assigned an ID so you can call it from another widget. I dont think you understood what I meant by how have you have built your widget (I'm not worried about if the project builds automatically or not) what i was wondering was have you taken an existing widget and stripped out the code you didn't need and added your own. You should be able to call this.wTemplate if you are using the widget template. Also have a look at this article which explains how to migrate from the old viewer to the new but does give a step by step guide on creating a new widget (package): Migrating Widgets to the ArcGIS Viewer for Flex ... View more