Latest Contributions by AnthonyGiles

I cannot see any search function on the link you have posted up. Are you building up a SQL command to that is passed to the server? If so just build in the UPPER functions above into your SQL ... View more

Flo, You have not tagged your question so it is hard to know what application, language you are referring to. If your are you using a SQL statement as you could add an upper or lower function to convert the case so that they will be the same, e.g: UPPER(Name) = UPPER(Value) ... View more

If you are using the field calculator, switch the parser to python and use the following: !address!.split(" ")[1] what this does is split the address field each time there is a space then uses the second item in the array (the array is zero based), it will only work if your address are all in the format of number streetname streettype. if you have street names with more spaces in then you will need to do some combination of if statements on the length of the array to handle the results, let me know if you need more advice ... View more

Thanks Richard ... View more

Richard did this post not answer your question? ... View more

In that case you add the rest endpoints into your web map then create your web application using that web map id. ... View more

Have a look at Roberts post here: Do you have to use AGOL to use WAB? ... View more

The cross domain has to be served from the server that you want to pull the services from by placing the file in the root directory of the web server. You will need to speak to your server admin to get the file placed where it needs to be. ... View more

If you are using the filed calculator and if your numbers are always the same length (in this case 10 characters (including the space before the Name)), you could use: Right([Field],length([Field])-10) or you could split the field on the space and grab the second part: Split([Field], " ")(1) If you would prefer to use python as the parser then there is a good example here: Field Calculator: I just want the third word | SoCalGIS.org ... View more

Mohammed, It all depends where you are getting your base data from. If you are using the online basemaps then your are going to be stuck with using the options you have mentioned above. By default the viewer will take on the projection of your first basemap that you add to the application, so to have the projection of your application in UTM Zone 40 you will need to serve your own base maps that have also been created in the same projection. You can override the default projection of the first basemap using the wkid attribute in the map tag: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/flex-viewer/concepts/index.html#/Map_content/01m30000005p000000/ The wkid for UTM zone 40 will be 32640. But as I say i dont think you can just change this if you are using cached maps in a different projection. Regards Anthony ... View more

Esri UK are currently running a contest: Storymap Competition 2014 | Esri UK their terms for the comp can be found here: Story Map Contest Terms and Conditions | Esri UK ... View more

The help says: To successfully publish your shortlist you’ll need to be able to host the application template and the photos you will use on a publicly accessible server, and you’ll also need an ArcGIS Online account (public or subscription) to author and save the map used in the shortlist. I guess the fact that that it says you need an Online account would suggest you can not yet run it on Portal. This maybe just that it relies of the latest version of the javascript API which portal has not caught up with yet. I'm sure in future releases you will be able too. I cannot see why you could not use your webmap id from portal in the template have you tried it? I would be interested to know if your are successful. Even online the shortlist app is not one you can choose from the share option. ... View more