Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

@jmilofsky Can you share your web map publicly so we can look at it? Thanks, Mike ... View more

If you can summarize your data and create a CSV file with one record per zip code, you could plot this on a map using ArcGIS Explorer Online. Explorer Online will allow you to geocode 250 points or less using the zip code alone. The points will be located at the centroid of the zip code boundary, I believe. hope this helps, Mike ... View more

Your only solution is to create a service out of your data. You can use ArcGIS Server to do so today. In the future, with an ArcGIS Online subscription, you can host your data as a service in ArcGIS Online. It won't work to break your shapefile of 30,000 features into 30 shapefiles of 1000 features each. You'll quickly run into other limitations, like surpassing the maximum size of a web map (because all these features get stored inside the web map) and also exceeding the web browser's ability to draw all of these features. Thanks, Mike ... View more

No, there are currently no plans to implement labeling in the ArcGIS.com Map Viewer. Thanks, Mike ... View more

If you can program in JavaScript, then you can extend your application. Use the JavaScript API for controlling the map and other components we provide. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/ Also, the JavaScript API forums may be helpful. http://forums.arcgis.com/forums/15-ArcGIS-API-for-JavaScript Note that you'll need to use the download option to get the source code for the application to modify it. Once modified, you'll need to host the application yourself on your web server. We don't support modifying an application that is published to arcgis online. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Can you share your map with everyone and then post the URL to it here? Thanks, Mike ... View more

The basic template is configurable. It should be listed in My Content. Perhaps it's in a one of your folders in My Content. Mike ... View more

Here's a template application you can look at... http://www.esri.com/public-maps-gallery/v1.3/index.html You can download it and deploy it yourself. http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=7a3d8b01e92b41b2b851779b81ffbefa Here's something from Kentucky. They've leveraged web maps created in ArcGIS Online and showcased them on their site. http://kygeonet.ky.gov/govmaps/ Is this what you're looking for? Mike ... View more

When you publish the application the item gets saved to your "My Content". When you click on the item to view the details, you should see a Configure App button. The configure app button only appears on those applications that are configurable. Not all of the templates are configurable. Thanks, Mike ... View more

I am unable to reproduce your problem. What browser are you using? Can you give me a set of steps you're doing so that I may reproduce the problem? Note, not every template is configurable. Only those that have a gear icon over it are. The rest, are not configurable. I've circled the configurable applications in the attached image. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Here are two more suggestions from our developer. I think you want suggestion 2... 1st suggestion: Setting DoNotLocateOnRestrictedElements to True in this case will move the stop to the nearest traversable street. Make sure he also specifies the �??Specified�?� flag: .DoNotLocateOnRestrictedElements = true .DoNotLocateOnRestrictedElementsSpecified = true The reason is due to the way how .NET generates proxies for optional SOAP params. 2nd suggestion: If user wants the route to go through this particular street, he will need to turn off the �??Service Roads�?� restriction which by default makes the street non-traversable. On the 2nd page of this OMD http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/Arcobjects_net/pdf/NetworkAnalystObjectModel.pdf There is RestrictionAttributeNames:IStringArray parameter: ask him to remove �??Service Roads�?� from it before making the Solver request. ... View more

Are you using Internet Explorer 7?? If so, try clearing your browser cache. 1. From the tools menu, click Internet Options. 2. On the General Tab, under Browsing History, click Delete 3. From the Delete Browsing History window, click Delete All. This may clear things up. However, it may only be temporary as interacting with the map may cause it to return. We're tracking down an issue in this area. Mike ... View more

Well, you could try using the developer tools in chrome to see what kind of response you're getting back from a request... 1. In Google Chrome, click on the wrench in the upper right corner. 2. Click Tools>Developer Tools 3. Click the Network tab 4. Now click on the item details. You should see a list of requests. You might see something here that indicates what the problem is. good luck, Mike ... View more

Yes, it is possible... Check out the JavaScript API. Here's a link to the samples section. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jssamples_start.htm Good luck, Mike ... View more

Don't you want to set the value to false? Because you want to locate on this road. True seems to imply the current behavior, where you can't locate on that street. I think the original info from our developer was in error. Mike ... View more