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Hi Bhavin, By acetates if you are referring to adding graphics to map. Map load event would be the place when you start placing your graphics. However, if you expect the number of graphics to be lot (say over 1000 odd points) it'll pull down your application performance.
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In that case, you can uncheck find closest feature option and provide value of maximum number of closest feature to 2 (or any number you want). And follow the same process above to relate your station to nearest station. When your relation becomes 1:n then you may want to explore relationship class ArcGIS Help 10.1 .
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Hi Morteza, You can use Generate near tool ArcGIS Desktop and layer joins to achieve this, Use your station layer as both input and near features. Set Find only closest feature. This will create a table with NEAR_FID column. Next Join this table with your layer on NEAR_FID and your layer's OBJECTID. ArcGIS Desktop This join will give you your nearest station ID. Export IN_FID and station ID to separate table. Next join the exported table to your source layer (remember to clear previous join) on layer's OBJECTID and IN_FID. This will give the nearest station for your station. Hope this helps.
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Hi Jeremie, You can use esriRequest to get the related table definitions. Have a look at this fiddle. Edit fiddle - JSFiddle Look for getRelatedFieldDefinition and alertRelatedFieldDefinition functions.
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09-10-2014
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Hi Bhavin, I have updated the fiddle to do add selection graphics instead of definition query. Edit fiddle - JSFiddle
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Hi All, I have two polyline layers, i need to identify features in the input layer which don't share a line segment with selection layer. I'm using select by location and switch selection to achieve this selection. No problems here. Then I want to create a layer from the selected features and add it to map as a layer (exactly what Create Layer from selected features does). Is there a way I can achieve this in model builder. I need it as a separate layer, so that users can inspect these features and update few attributes. I don't want to export the selection out as separate feature class. I have tried add to display after selection is done with no luck. Thanks Riyas Deen
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Hi Simon, How is your text alignment, is it left aligned? By default it is centre aligned.
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Hi Peter, This link will provide version of dojo used What's new in Version 2.8 | Guide | ArcGIS API for JavaScript (towards the end). Version 2.8 is the latest which uses dojo 1.6.1 No API version is not dependent on ArcGIS Server version. However, for few functionality you'll need appropriate version of ArcGIS Server. E.g. print widget requires ArcGIS Server 10.1 because earlier version of ArcGIS din't have the required server component.
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Hi Agnar, Try below setting. point symbol size in my layer is 4 and I'm offsetting the label in negative direction on both X and Y axis by 4. Label placement property was set to top right.
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Hi Alex, Try setting your draggable object style as below. This will have your overview panel positioned absolute to your window.
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Hi Agnar, Did you try Placement properties from label tab?
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Hi Bhavin, Checkout this fiddle. Edit fiddle - JSFiddle Create a feature layer Query to get feature extent and object id Create your map object with the feature extent as initial extent Add the map service to map, Use object IDs collected to set definition query
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Hi Mar, You can use a label expression. Go to label tab in layer properties and select label expression. use below label expression to create your label (please be mindful of line intend)
import re
def FindLabel ( [CODETEMPS] ):
p = re.search('(?=\()(.*?)(?=\))', [CODETEMPS])
if p is None:
return [CODETEMPS]
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return p.group(0).replace('(','')
Below screenshot of label created using above expression.
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Hi Kenneth, From my understanding you want to merge multiple polygons into one, if they have same date field value. In this case you could use dissolve tool with your date field as dissolve field. Use the dissolved polygon for further processing.
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