Latest Contributions by LindsayThomas

Hello, We have updated all of our Editing Maps at 10.1 with a new build of the Local Government Add-ins (including Attribute Assistant) You can get the latest Attribute Assistant add-in from any of the downloads below: Please note: Current 10.1 users should backup the Loaded.config file before updating to the 10.1.1 QIP release.  This update includes significant changes to the Add-ins which now share the same configuration file schema as the 10.2 Add-ins.  Additional information on the new configuration file can be found in the ArcGIS for Local Government 10.2 Help. New 10.1.1 users are not be affected by changes in the Loaded.config file and can install the latest release. Pre-Fire Planning 10.1: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=aa2071ab53964216bfca7bd9eed057f2 Campus Editing 10.1: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=4eb4cb3f42fd4af699a0d76cf91834b0 Flood Planning 10.1: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=bebbfc44c1724d9da0d41039cf4706df Special Events Planning 10.1: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d80b88a7acf841249bdacc259a2c7c94 Water Utility Editing 10.1: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=385978c927124489b4dc6110eded38df Water Utility Capital Improvement Planning: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=18ef915ca1794ea7b0f424cb8f6687bf Address Data Management 10.1: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=915796ef17124d09a25130c223835474 -Lindsay ... View more

Hello Tom, You can turn off comments by setting visibility to false (see snippet below).     CommentsLayer: {         //Set to true if comments need to be displayed , or false if not required         Visibility: false,         //URL used for doing query task on the comments layer         URL: "http://services.arcgis.com/b6gLrKHqgkQb393u/arcgis/rest/services/ParksTryItLive/FeatureServer/1"     }, As for the photos they are "attachments"  added to individual the parks features on the data side. The Parks Finder application doesn't have anyway for the public to add photos. However, if you have a "feature access" enabled on your service there is a possibility of someone problematically adding unwanted photos via the REST services . We don't have the ability to turn this off in the configuration file. The app must have attachments enabled on the parks feature class to work.... BUT...because you are disabling comments you don't need "feature access" available for the parks service anymore. So, the workaround for if you are using: -ArcGIS Online Hosted Services is to publish the feature service but disable editing. -ArcGIS for Server Server services is to publish the parks.mxd as a map service (without feature access) and use those services in the app. Instead of a URL like http://yourserver/arcgis/rest/services/Parks/FeatureServer/0 you would use a URL like http://yourserver/arcgis/rest/services/Parks/MapServer/0 in the section of the config.js below    //URL used for doing query task on the feature layer     FacilityLayer: "http://yourserver/arcgis/rest/services/Parks/MapServer/0",     //Set the primary key attribute for features     PrimaryKeyForFeatures: "${FACILITYID}", This should configure that application the way you like. And you will still have the ability to add City\County sanctioned park photos in your gallery without giving the public access. -Lindsay ... View more

Hello Leon, We are working on a blog post to address this. It should be out soon. I'll post the URL  here on the forum once we finish and post the blog. I just wanted to let you know we are working on addressing your question. Cheers, Lindsay ... View more

Hi Sandi, I think Business_Name should be new_harvest here: //Set the name attribute for parks     ParkName: "${Business_Name}", and in the config the field COMMENTS is written but your services is Comment. That will need to be updated too. let me know if that helps. -Lindsay ... View more

Hi Sandi, What version of the data model are you using? If you are using 10.1 then you will need to make the changes that I noted in the above post. Or if you are just putting your data into the MPK that was provided above it should work. In your post you mentioned you have relationships within the data model to support comments. The 10.2 version of the application (what you grabbed on Github)handles relationships in the code (JSON) not in the data model or mxd. So, within the parks.mxd you should not have a join to the comment table, if you are using the configuration the way it was on github.  Hope this helps, Lindsay ... View more

Hi Dawn, Are you using the 10.1 or 10.2 version of the application? Cheers, Lindsay (It was nice to meet you at User Conference this year) ... View more

Hello, The bad news is you currently can't use ArcGIS Online hosted services with the currently released version of Election Results and Election Polling Place application (10.1 SP1) Election Results and Election Polling Place application ( 10.0, 10.1 ,and 10.1 SP1 ) was designed at 10.0 with the original version of ArcGIS Online. Before ArcGIS Online had the ability to publish services. So, the webmap is expected to contain ArcGIS for Server service types not ArcGIS Online service types. The application is not working because it is expecting dynamic map services published from ArcGIS for Server, but the services published are Feature Services. The good news is that in the new version 10.2 version, we updated the application to work with ArcGIS Online Hosted Services. Sowe don't have any dependencies on ArcGIS for Server.  If you would like to get an early version of the applications you can go to Github.com and download them https://github.com/Esri/election-polling-places/tree/625ecfc8bc2eb9b10882ca5d1cfa1379f251389c https://github.com/Esri/election-results/tree/378aea701600dbf794252e7067685b965b613180 Or you can wait until we release the new version of the applications this summer. (Note: The maps and data structure used to author the services for the 10.2 version of the application are similar but will need some tweaking if you decided to proceed with an early version. To be more specific the joins have been removed from the data and are now handled in the application. So, you would have to remove those before using the new app with your current data\maps) Cheers, Lindsay ... View more

Hi Marcela, You could use it for Corridor Planning. You would just use the polygon when you draw the proposed planning area on the roadway, and the application would handled it the same as if it was for Land Use planning. Cheers, Lindsay ... View more

Allison, What is your locale? (US, Canada? ) Is the Extent changed to your local area? Cheers, Lindsay ... View more

Hello Matt, The 10.2 Release Candidate Source is available via Github here  https://github.com/Esri/park-and-recreation-finder It is considered the Release Candidate for 10.2, thus It is not currently supported by technical support. Once it is released with the ArcGIS 10.2, then it will be officially supported. The codebase is stable but could change before the official release. Cheers, Lindsay Thomas ... View more

Just a note to other people that are reading this post. Craig is using a Release Candidate version of the 10.2  Park and Recreation Finder application, it is designed to use the attached schema. I'm trying to upgrade to the newest version of the Parks and Recreation Finder Application. There seem to be some fairly substantial changes in how the config file is to be completed vs how it was in the previous versions. Cheers, Lindsay ... View more

Hi Craig, Mike and I discussed this today and I told him I would respond with more information on this. The newest version of the Park and Recreation Finder that is available on Github.com is not officially released thus the new help and services are not available to the public yet. You are running into the issue of having the 10.1 map and data structure with the 10.2 (soon to be released application). The easiest option to use the 10.2 application is to take your parks map for 10.1 and export the Park and Recreation Areas layer (which contains a join to the parkrecinfo table) and export into a Feature Class called Parks. (This will flatten your data out, and then you can use the application with fieldnames �??NAME�?� instead of �??FACILITYSITE.NAME�?�.) Next, Using the same map document resource the data to use the new Parks feature class. Next, create attachments on the feature class. Next, add a standalone table called ParkRecComment (I have a map package attached with the sample data and new data structure.) Publish, the service with feature access (You will need to access to ArcSDE Geodatabase OR ArcGIS.com for Organization to get feature access. Steps for Online are below and steps for ArcGIS SDE Geodatabase are similar to the steps for ServiceRequest feature found here This will give people the ability for people to write comments via the application on parks they are visiting. With a Feature Service then your Park URL�??s will look like http://yourserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/Parks/FeatureServer Also, you should set the reference overlay to false (unless you wanted to put trails or other features on the map, in that case true is okay)     ReferenceOverlayLayer: {         ServiceUrl: "http://yourserver/arcgis/rest/services/Trails/MapServer",         DisplayOnLoad: true}, Hope this helps, Lindsay ArcGIS Online for organizations To publish the Parks service using ArcGIS Online for organizations, complete the following steps: Steps: 1. Publish Parks.mxd. In the Service Editor window, complete the following steps: 1. In the Parameters screen, choose the Best level for the Anti-Aliasing parameter. 2. In the Parameters screen, choose Force for the Text Anti-Aliasing parameter. 3. In the Capabilities screen, enable Feature Access. 4. In the Capabilities screen, disable Tiled Mapping. 2. Share the service and record the REST endpoint (full URL path). ... View more