Latest Contributions by AnthonyGiles

Landon, Have a look at this post: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/24754-Fault-Code-InvokeFailed-Fault-Info-Error-2148-Fault-Details-null Regards Anthony ... View more

Brad, It looks like other Maplex users are having similar problems, see: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/64550-Maplex-not-labeling-polygons-at-small-scale Maybe its a bug in Maplex, Regards Anthony ... View more

Nadeem, You should be able to publish your density raster layer as you would any other layer. This will make it identifyable through the services rest end point. Use the IdentifyTask class to identify your layer: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/flex/apiref/com/esri/ags/tasks/IdentifyTask.html Regards Anthony ... View more

Micheal, Flash builder / flex builder are the same package, adobe just did a name change a version or so ago and people still use both names Regards Anthony ... View more

Viriginia, Please dont forget to mark the thread as answered by doing the following on the thread that best answered your question: [ATTACH=CONFIG]17789[/ATTACH] Regards Anthony ... View more

Gagag, Not that I know of, but I am not by any means a SQL expert, maybe there is someone else that may know better Regards Anthony ... View more

snowcobra, To seperate your CHK field you will need to use a split function to create an array of values then use a for loop on these values to build up the label, have a look at this post for the usage of the split function: http://forums.esri.com/Thread.asp?c=93&f=993&t=258334 Regarding your labels not showing at certain scales have a look at this post, it may solve your problem: http://forums.esri.com/Thread.asp?c=93&f=1730&t=239430 Regards Anthony ... View more

Gagag, Not tested but you will need to do some pythagoras to work out the distance, ie: SELECT sqrt(pow(inputxvalue - fieldx,2) +(pow(inputyvalue - fieldy,2)) AS Distance FROM tablename ORDER BY Distance LIMIT 1 Regards Anthony ... View more

Snowcobra, Having looked at your original post again the problem may be but the ampersand that appears in the Operators field. Ampersand is a special character that can not be used. Take a look at the help topic on using text formatting tags and about halfway down the page, it has the code that you need to change this. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00s80000000p000000 Or an easier way will be to do a find and replace in excel (replace & with and) Regards Anthony ... View more

Hi Yvonne and Robert, I hope you don't mind me interjecting but creating lengthy userlists is something that I have had to do on many occasions, the workflow I use to create the list is as follows: 1. Export the attribute table to a .dbf file. 2. Open the .dbf in excel, highlight the column I want to create the userlist for and then use the remove duplicates tool under the data ribbon to give me a list of unique values. Optionally sort A-z so the the list is presented alphabetically. 3. Copy the column and open up word. Paste the column using paste special, unformatted text (otherwise it will paste in as a table). 4. Do a find and replace using ^p (newline in word) with , (comma). You should then have a list of comma separated values. Hope this helps Regards Anthony ... View more

Chad, You coordinates look like they are in geographic Lat / Long not UTM NAD 83 Regards Anthony ... View more

snowcobra, Thats seems strange that a couple of columns will work but not when you add them all together. Have you tried giving your excel spreadsheet column names (no spaces within them) so that it is not using F2 etc... Also try changing '# of leases' to 'No of leases' the expression might not like the # symbol. Regards Anthony ... View more

snowcobra, Are you replacing the text inside the square brackets with the correct column names from your attribute table? You need to provide more detail on what you have tried, so we can work this out Regards Anthony ... View more

snowcobra, First off all you will need to use a label expression (http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00s800000027000000.htm) to build up your label, along the lines of (where open,HBP,Operators and Competition are fields names): "Open: " & [Open] & vbNewLine & "HBP: " & [HBP] & vbNewLine & "Operators: " & [Operators] & vbNewLine & "Competition: " &[Competition] then you need to use maplex to position the label into the bottom left by using internal zones: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Placing_labels_using_internal_zones/003s0000002n000000/ Regards Anthony ... View more