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Check this https://github.com/btfou/simple-measure Thanks Ben - the sample helps an awful lot! Ken
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Does anyone have an amd version of the "Extract Data" or "Clip and Ship" sample that they wouldn't mind posting? I'm still new to amd and struggling to figure out some of the changes from the legacy code. Thanks, Ken
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Hi Ben, Thanks so much for the pointers! Would it be possible for you to post a full sample with the html included... Maybe a simple basemap, with a dockable floating pane? Thanks a bunch for bearing with my Newbie-ness! Ken
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Anybody? The part I'm struggling with is how to attach the Floating Pane to the dock in AMD. Can't quite figure out how to call everthing properly... Ken
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Hi, I'm working on creating a template based on the "new" AMD style of coding. Does anyone have some functioning code for how to create a dojox/layout/FloatingPane that will "dock" to a dojox/layout/Dock? I can't find any functioning examples written in AMD whether it be ESRI samples or dojo ones. I had this functionality working just fine in my older legacy apps... Thanks, Ken
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10-17-2013
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Thanks Jason! I'll give that a try tomorrow and post back with the results... Ken
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Can anyone post a code sample that would allow editing of point data by moving existing (selected) point and moving it to user specified coordinates? The workflow would basically allow the user to "correct" the point location by specifying lat/long coordinates. 1. User selects point 2. User inputs Latitude and Longitude into text boxes 3. User clicks a submit button which permanently moves the point using the editor. I've successfully done something similar by grabbing attributes from existing point layer, drawing a new graphic based on user defined Lat/Long, appending point attributes to graphic, and then execute a geoprocessing service creating a new layer. I'm hoping to streamline the workflow by just using the editor widget directly... Thanks a bunch, Ken
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Hmm... This might be similar to the problem I've been having as outlined in this thread Maybe it does have something to do with the where clause. Any thoughts from the ESRI folks? Ken
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Nobody else has seen this problem? Basically, I have two dijit.form.filteringselects that when the first select is chosen, it "filters" the second select. Once the second select is chosen, the value is passed to a querytask which selects a feature and then the map is zoomed to that resulting feature. The zooming works fine, but the selected feature does not show up (setSelectionSymbol) does not get set. But if you go up and select a new value (kicking off the whole process again), then the setSelectionSymbol works... Any ideas? Thanks, Ken
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Does anyone know why setSelectionSymbol doesn't work after the first select, but any subsequent select will result in the selection symbol working? Ken
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I've implemented the attribute inspector in one of my web apps and it works great. But I have found a weird issue with using it. When most of my end users use the app to attach a file to a feature, the attachment shows up as a list of file names (file name of the attachment). A few users will attach a file, and rather than showing the file name, it shows the entire path of the file that the end user attached. Here is an example of what I'd like to see (and do see with the majority of users): Attachment1.doc Attachment2.pdf Attachment3.jpg And here is an example of what I see with a few users: D://Data/Attachment1.doc D://Data/Attachment2.pdf D://Data/Attachment3.jpg Would this be a setting on the individual client machines that dictates whether a file name is stored versus the path? Any ideas? Ken
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Hi Mele, Login to ArcGIS Server Manager and click on the service that you are trying to edit. Click on "Capabilities", and then click on "Feature Access." Further down the screen, under "Operations Allowed," you can uncheck delete, and update. This might prevent your users from being able to update the attributes. Ken
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Hi Craig, Did you ever figure out a way to do this without using geoprocessing services? I'm looking to do something very similar to what you've outlined, but using strictly the built in editing capabilities... I'd like to take existing point data, and then "move" it to user provided Lat/Long coordinates... Did you figure anything out? Thanks, Ken
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Hi Kelly, Thanks for the pointer. What I'm really struggling with is how to go about passing an XY coordinate to the editor in order to "move" a selected feature. It seems as though the "move" functionality only applies to mouse-clicks in a drag and drop kind of way... I don't know if I need to use the snapping manager in some fashion, to snap my point to an XY coordinate? I know I can get what I need using geoprocessing services (I've done it), but it is a really cumbersome process that does not run very quickly for the user. So if I had a textbox for latitude, a textbox for longitude, how do I pass those values to the "selected" editable feature in such a way as to move that feature (and commit the edit)? Anybody have an idea if this is possible? Thanks so much! Ken
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I'm wondering if somebody has a code sample to help me out... I'm using the editor widget in one of my applications and it works great. What I'd like to be able to do is to select a point location from a feature layer, and move the point to a specific XY coordinate. I can currently click and drag a point just fine, but I'm trying to figure out how to get that point to an EXACT coordinate... Any ideas? So the user will click a point, then fill out a Latitude textbox and a longitude textbox. A submit button will then trigger the point to move to the Lat/Long location and save the edit all in one action... Thanks, Ken
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