Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

The fields in the Processors service are all capitalized.  So, you will need to create another template: var template2 = new InfoTemplate(); template2.setTitle("<b>${ORG_NAME} - ${ADDRESS}</b>"); template2.setContent("${ORG_NAME} is in ${STATE}"); Set the infoTemplate to this new template, and reference the fields as all caps in the 'outfields' parameter: var Distributors = new FeatureLayer("http://ummgis.umm.maine.edu:6080/arcgis/rest/services/testing/ProcessorsGIS428/MapServer/0", {           mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,           infoTemplate:template2,           outFields: ["ORG_NAME" , "ADDRESS" , "STATE"]         }); ... View more

Also, when using map.addLayers you need to pass an array: map.addLayers([SpecialtyFoodProducers]); ... View more

Hi Arowana, Here is an example of using a Toggle button to turn on/off a feature layer: http://jsfiddle.net/YNA9A/ ... View more

Can you post your entire code?  Be sure to wrap it in the appropriate tags. ... View more

Where is the data coming from, i.e. SQL Server, File Geodatabase, etc?  The following link may be helpful: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//00s500000033000000 ... View more

Greg, Thanks for the input, I see how that could resolve my issue.  I tried running that SearchCursor section of code you supplied, but an error was returned: Runtime error <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>: 'Cursor' object has no attribute '__exit__' I am unfamiliar with the with...as statement so I'm not sure what is missing or needed here.  I understand the process of building a list of Asset_ID's from Assets_Unprocessed then searching for records in Assets with those Asset_ID's, but it seems I'm having difficulty in first building that list with the SearchCursor and the use of the with...as statement. Can you upload a small sample of each dataset in a zipped File Geodatabase? ... View more

I believe so.  Querying a REST service worked for either method: Date = date '05/16/2014' or: Date = date '2014-05-16' ... View more

Try this: if(startDate) {     query.push("time > date'"+this.esriDate(startDate)+"'");   }   if(endDate) {     query.push("time < date'"+this.esriDat(endDate)+"'");   } ... View more

Try the following: where:time > date '2/4/2014' ... View more

For some reason that I'm not sure of the first raster list was coming out empty. So, I made sure to only execute the composite when the length of the rasterList was greater than 0.  I was able to get the following to work: import arcpy, sys, os from arcpy import env arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True path_images = "C:/temp/python/raster" rasterList = [] x = 1 for root, dirs, files in os.walk(path_images):     for name in files:            bands = os.path.join(root,name)         if bands.endswith(".TIF") or bands.endswith(".tif"):             rasterList.append(bands)     if len(rasterList) > 0:         out_raster = path_images + "/" + 'raster' + str(x) + ".img"         arcpy.CompositeBands_management(rasterList, out_raster)         rasterList = []         x += 1 ... View more

Hi Ashley, I would check your TIFF files.  Do they end with '.TIF' or '.tif'?  I would try changing the following line: if f.endswith(".TIF"): to: if f.endswith(".TIF") or f.endswith(".tif"): ... View more

Hi Jim, Try the following: var date = "2014-04-29"; date = new Date(date); date = (date.getMonth()+1) + "/" + (date.getDate()+1) + "/" + date.getFullYear(); //returns '4/29/2014' query.where = "EnteredDate = date '" + date + "'"; ... View more

Hi Matthew, Are you joining the 'Asset_Unprocessed' table to the 'Assets' table? ... View more