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What did you see as the title ? ... View more

Just in case you don't know this: jsonlint.com ... View more

OK. This is a print service limit. It will support webTiledLayer in the future. ... View more

Please check the print request in your browser's debug tool. I believe the request includes the custom TiledMapServiceLayer or WebTiledLayer. Then, it's the print service that doesn't work with your tiled map service. Please post the print request here. I will try to diagnose it. Thanks. I was successful with redefining TiledMapServiceLayer to WebTileLayer, but outcome is the same. This layer wont show up on the outprint. It is a pain... like being shot by dum-dum bullet. Raivo Estonian Land Board ... View more

Please try webTiledLayer, instead of a custom TiledLayer. ... View more

There is no hardcoded path in measurement widget. If you didn't see the icons, please try to set it in the CSS and let me know if it works. .distanceIcon { background-image:url(./Measure_Distance16.png); //your image url } But this shouldn't cause the error that you described. ... View more

Mike, For your case, the reason is the map service is not accessible by the print service. Please make sure the map service is public accessible if the print service is not an internal service. I'm getting the same error message when trying to make a request directly from the REST endpoint, so no proxy involved, right? Get the error even when I'm remoted in to the machine where Server resides. Any thoughts appreciated. Mike ... View more

If your web application and print service will be on the same domain, then, proxy is not necessary. ... View more

Yes, you need proxy. Please see details here: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/77128-Export-Web-Map-Task-Error-unable-to-connect-to-map-server-only-at-the-first-time?p=272014&viewfull=1#post272014 First of all, it doesn't matter where you host the JS API. What matters is where you host your web application and your print service. If both are under the same domain, proxy page is not necessary. If they are different, then it requires proxy. As simple as that. ... View more

I'm not sure about your use case. It seems not necessary. If you want to move the end of the line with the point, just move the point and make the line end snapping to the point. ... View more

Nita, When we say a location is Longitude: -85.74, Latitude: 38.25, which means it's a point offset from Longitude: 0, Latitude: 0 on a sphere/ellipsoid (earth) surface under geographic coordinate system. If you want to use meters as unit, that means you want to represent the location in a 2D projected coordiante system from an origin point. Without projection information, it doesn't have a meaningful location x, y values. What I'm trying to say is you would like to show a meaningful location here. Back to your question, you can use the following code snippet to show the x, y values under current projection of your map. dojo.connect(measurement, "onMeasureEnd", function(toolName, geometry){   if (toolName === "location") {     measurement.resultValue.domNode.innerHTML = "x: "+ geometry.x + "<br/>y: " + geometry.y;   } }); ... View more

In your case, the input is too long to fit into HTTP GET request. So it has to use POST. In this case, it needs a proxy. Please find more information on: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/77128-Export-Web-Map-Task-Error-unable-to-connect-to-map-server-only-at-the-first-time?p=272014&viewfull=1#post272014 ... View more

Not so sure how you can use meters to represent location. It means it offsets from an origin point? ... View more