Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

Hi John, This appears correct.  Would you be able to post your entire code, or create a jsfiddle? ... View more

I would recommend contacting Tech Support.  This may be a bug.  Tech Support will be able to log it if it is and find a possible workaround. ... View more

You may be encountering the following bug, NIM092807. ... View more

With the da cursors, the row variable represents each field specified in the 'fields' list.  So, row[0] represents the 'PERSON' field, row[1] represents the 'updated_date' field. ... View more

I meant to update that as well.  On the test I performed, I was using a table.  You can use the Make Feature Layer function to do this on a feature class.  Ex: arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc, "fc_lyr", "PERSON = '" + editor + "'") ... View more

Hi Jay, Here is an example that sets the infoTemplate each time the button is clicked. ... View more

I went ahead and added some comments to the code snippet. ... View more

Hi Christian, You can use the executeForCount method to achieve this.  Ex: localCouncils.on("click", function (evt) {     map.graphics.clear();     var highlightGraphic = new Graphic(evt.graphic.geometry, highlightSymbol);     map.graphics.add(highlightGraphic);         var query = new Query();     var queryTask = new QueryTask("feature layer with points");     query.geometry = evt.graphic.geometry;     query.returnGeometry = true;               queryTask.executeForCount(query, function(count){         alert(count);     }) }) ... View more

Hi BB, Here is an example on how to do this: import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = r"C:\temp\python\test.gdb" env.overwriteOutput = 1 # create list of editors people = ["TOM", "ADAM", "BRIAN", "STEVE"] # specify fields to use with search cursor fields = ["PERSON", "updated_date"] # loop through each feature class in test.gdb lstfc = arcpy.ListFeatureclasses("*") for fc in lstfc:     # loop through each editor for each feature class     for editor in people:         # create an empty list         list = []         # create a feature layer for each editor         arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc, "fc_lyr", "PERSON = '" + editor + "'")         #sort feature layer by updated_date and iterate through each row         for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor("fc_lyr", fields, sql_clause=(None, 'ORDER BY updated_date')):             # append each date to the list             list.append(row[1])         print editor + " has last updated on" + str(list[-1]) ... View more

Hi Alex, Take a look at this thread.  There is an example where you can select a graphic and export it to a shapefile through the infoWindow. ... View more

jsfiddle is an online testing area for your javascript/html/css, not really an IDE.  I usually recommend Aptana.  This is a free IDE you can download. ... View more

Hi Tim, I would verify that the user you are connected as is added to the db_owner role for the database you are connecting to.  You can run the following query to do so: USE [YourDatabase] SELECT user_name([memberuid]) as [Username], User_Name([groupuid]) as [Role_Name] FROM [sys].[sysmembers] ... View more

I believe this may be a bug.  I was able to reproduce using ArcGIS 10.2.1.  I would recommend contacting Tech Support so they can log this bug and find a potential workaround. ... View more