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Jim, In addition to Robert's suggestion, you can scrape the HTML from the map and launch a print window from the browser. In Chrome, I can send the printout to MS OneNote. In our mapping app, we allow the user to "export" an image/PDF using the ArcGIS print service, or, we allow the user to "print" using the HTML scrape.
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You can also try client-side geoprocessing: esri/geometry/geometryEngineAsync | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript
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from where i can download the api for javascript 3.15
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Ah-hah! Found it through a duplicate question! Still, strange it doesn't appear on the main downloads page...
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It seems to be missing from the download page: Esri Downloads Any idea where I can download 3.15?
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If you follow the model steps and select only the field you want in the "Export Feature Attribute to ASCII", it should only export that particular field (plus x and y, which you can remove by editing that tool's script). So, say you have a table with 20 fields... you can apply your filter (where some attribute = "P-1 Feeder"), then select only the [TWACs_Number] field in the fields list within the "Export Feature Attribute to ASCII" tool. When you export, you should only have a CSV with the [TWAVs_Number] field and all of its attributes, where the feeder assignment = "P-1 Feeder". I was able to get this to work both with making a feature layer, and by skipping this step (making a feature selection update, like in the model).
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12-03-2015
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Debra, I know this is Esri-produced, but would a white paper help? https://www.esri.com/library/whitepapers/pdfs/arcgis-for-land-records.pdf
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One last suggestion, rather than using the "Make Feature Layer" tool, you can simply use the "Select Layer By Attribute" tool: And then make your output column selection in the "Feature Attribute to ASCII" tool. So, you would have your input table, then you'd apply the query, then you'd export the CSV:
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After you do this, you can use "Export Feature Attribute to ASCII" to get a CSV, e.g.: After you get your model set-up, you can export the Python script and schedule a Windows task to have it run every night. Here's some info on that: Scheduling a Python script or model to run at a prescribed time | ArcGIS Blog You may notice the "Export Feature Attribute to ASCII" includes x,y data in the output, in addition to your chosen field... you can open the script and edit this out, if needed.
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Have you tried creating a table view from the selection with only that field marked for inclusion, then exporting your CSV? UPDATE: Actually, try using the "Make Feature Layer" tool - add your selection query, then choose only the field you want, e.g.: That should output a temporary layer (for the session) you can then export.
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I wonder - could you try self-hosting the API and digging-in to see if the API is doing something funky when you disable panning/zooming? Maybe you could create a custom fix...
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Should be ok if they are calculating a shapefile field - as I understand, these are renumbered from 0 - no gaps will show-up. Of course, not the same for geodatabase!
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If you're having trouble auto-incrementing using Python, you can easily field calculate the FID or ObjectID field into your named ID field... if you need it to start at 1, just add 1 to your result, e.g. [FID] + 1
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I created a mock-up with the object embedded on a simple HTML page... I tried swipe scrolling emulating an iPhone in Chrome... the issue remains.
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Something like so: <!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Test Map</title>
</head>
<body>
<style>
#gisdiv, .html {
width: 800px;
height: 600px;
overflow: hidden;
display: block;
}
</style>
<div id="gisdiv">
<object data="http://gis2.co.frederick.va.us/AdminBOS/" width="100%" height="100%">
<embed src="http://gis2.co.frederick.va.us/AdminBOS/" width="100%" height="100%"></embed>
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</body>
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