Latest Contributions by ChrisSmith7

Is there a resolution for this in v3.x yet? We are using v3.16 and still must work around by rendering and then collapsing, which is proving cumbersome for certain areas of our app. ... View more

Here's a cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Y6VsbVAS-KgJ:forums.esri.com/thread.asp%3Fc%3D93%26f%3D1743%26t%3D2… ... View more

Esri will probably need to confirm, but it looks like the archived forum (http://forums.esri.com) have been uber retired. ... View more

Ah-hah, you and I are on the same page! ... View more

You can debug back through the call stack sometimes in the API to see if anything clues you in. It's pretty clear at least it's finding an unexpected token "<" and croaking. When you say you copied the example "exactly", did you really copy and paste the example verbatim and it worked, without any changes on your local copy? The reason I ask... the getData() func:       function getData() {         var url = "data/week.geojson";         return esriRequest(url, {           responseType: "json"         });       } ...uses a relative path. The data is sourced here: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/layers-featurelayer-collection/live/data/week.geojson Make sure you copy the file locally and reference it in the relative way it is expecting (on your own site), or change the URL to the absolute path above. If you did copy the example exactly and made no changes, it may have worked perhaps because the file was cached? Just a thought... and a shot in the dark. ... View more

I completely concur - don't even think about Excel (this isn't even a db), maybe consider Access for a second (just a second), but ultimately look at SQL... this is the way to go, hands-down. ... View more

How I handle this... I have an old legacy geocoding script that takes-in batch CSVs every night... it runs well 99.9% of the time, but very occasionally fails. I have a verbose log written, tying into the geoprocessers' messaging feature, for every file processed (if verbose logging is enabled). I have some error handling in the geoprocessing to continue and attempt a reprocess whenever feasible, and if can't complete, an email is spawned-off with the tasks/log messages for the file as an output. If you're running into some append failures, you might want to consider writing the processes out to a text file - it was really helpful when I initially developed this task years back. ... View more

I see now... that's strange - can you give your processes step-by-step? Are you positive "000B" wasn't the value before the strip/replace was executed? Could you possibly supply a file, without any identifiable info, exemplifying the issue? ... View more

I was thinking along those lines since it sounds like scope is creeping a bit... Liana, Just a warning, too - make sure you have a back-up of your data before running processes that are final! ... View more

So you want to remove whitespace AND zeros? If you'd like to remove zeros as well, is it just leading zeros? ... View more

Sure, here's an example in the model (for replace): This tool is available under... >> Data Management Tools >> Fields >> Calculate Field ... View more

For leading and trailing whitespace, I would recommend using Python String strip() Method Here's an example: For any and all spaces, try replace: ... View more

Nice - I was thinking about mashing-up street view with our maps, too, but I was initially held-back due to licensing/TOS concerns from Google's end. Everything I've read, though, indicates this perfectly within TOS and is a nice feature to have. Have you seen the widget created by Robert Scheitlin, GISP​? Google Street View Widget 2.0.1 - 04/21/16 ... View more

You know, we already had the .NET frameworks installed on our box, but you may want to double check the system requirements page: ArcGIS 10.3.1 for Server system requirements—Installation Guides (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server It is calling for at least 3.5.1; looks like you have 4 installed, but as "not allowed" - maybe try flipping that to allowed and recycling IIS? UPDATE: Just realized that 3.5.1 is only needed for for the ".NET Extension Support feature" ... View more