Latest Contributions by AnthonyGiles

Peter, You should be able to set an area of interest using the export map server cache in the toolbox: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//005400000013000000 I think the problem you will get is if you try and export your whole cache in one go it will try and create empty tiles for those areas that have no cache, you might have to just export your AOIs that have the cache down to 1K seperately. You can then sideload the mapping into collector using the process explained in this blog: http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2014/03/23/using-your-own-basemap-layers-with-collector-for-arcgis/ Regards Anthony ... View more

Anthony, Collector is a feature of arcgis online and is free to download and use, it is not limited to any amount of users. The only cost you may occur is those associated with creating the hosted feature services on your online account. Regards Anthony ... View more

Themes are the groups you want to make, then you have to specify which map services you want in each theme using the layer name ... View more

Ian, will python in arcmap recognise the \Z metacharacter to ensure only the end of the string is changed and not any occurrences in the rest of the text ... View more

Cheers Ian, i have just read this help and what you are saying makes sense: ArcGIS Help 10.1‌ ... View more

Justin, you are looping through the rows but you are not looping through your fields and assigning any data to a particular field. Have a look at some of these examples: ArcGIS Desktop‌ ArcGIS Help 10.1‌ ... View more

Its the code in the link to the github page in my post above. ... View more

Anjelina, I have recompiled the widget for 3.6 (attached zip file). You will not be able to use it with the web app builder so you will have to add the widget to the config file manually: <widget label="Layers" right="10" bottom="10" preload="open"                 icon="assets/images/Legend32.png"                 config="widgets/TOCGroup/TOCGroupWidget.xml"                 url="widgets/TOCGroup/TOCGroupWidget.swf"/> then amend the widget config for your layers it should be pretty much self explainatry Regards Anthony ... View more

Ricardo, try typing http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wms?request=getcapabilities in your browser this should provide the capabilities for the wms, in here you will see the layer name you will need to use. It maybe be teste:Aquifero you will not see any attributes in your attribute table as this is not supported for wms layers ... View more

Anjelina, the the source code for the widget can be found here: WestonSF/ArcGISFlexViewerTOCGroupWidget · GitHub‌ but it will require you to have the ability to compile source code ... View more

Gayathri, you can specify what zoom scales you wish to use by using the LODs property of the map: Specify LODs (levels of detail) | ArcGIS API for JavaScript‌ example here: Limiting LODs displayed on map‌ ... View more

Gayathri you will need to add more detail if you want a decent reply from somebody.  What language or application are you requesting the info for? ... View more

No I did mention it to Moxie back in March at the dev summit and I'm sure he said it has already been implemented, that's why I thought I must have been just overlooking it ... View more

Ricardo, It is definitely possible to add a wms from geo server to the flex viewer.  You will probably have to do it by manually amending the xml file, you will add the layer as a wms layer type by adding the following: <layer label="roads" type="wms" visible="true" skipgetcapabilities="true" wkid="4326" format="image/png" visiblelayers="roads" version="1.1.1" url="http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wms"/> The visible layers tags needs to include the exact layer names of the layers you want to add ... View more