Latest Contributions by LarryJahn

No, unfortunately it hasn’t been implemented, and I’ve never found a work around. They list the status for my support request regarding this issue as “not in current product plan” and the severity as “low”, so it doesn’t appear it will happen anytime soon.  You can, however, vote for the idea here: https://shar.es/1CQBQj ... View more

Stan:  Thanks for the response. I'm purely in an AGO environment when I use WAB.  I am not using an internal ArcGIS Server, so I don't have customized print services.  Is there a way to setup print templates in AGO?  Thanks! Larry ... View more

This is a little late, but you have to enter the domain code (e.g. AB) in quotations.  Trying to calculate by entering the domain description (e.g. As-Built) won't work. ... View more

Basemap switcher started working again. ... View more

Thanks for your help, Anthony! ... View more

Anthony: Your link does work. I made my map temporarily available to the public and the map switcher button displayed and worked properly. I'm guessing maybe a new bug was introduced in 3.6? ... View more

Anthony: My webmap being open to the public was never an issue before.  Did something change in the latest version of ArcGIS Viewer for Flex that will cause this to be an issue? As a previous poster mentioned, I never had any issues until I upgraded from 3.4 to 3.6. Attached is a cropped image of a screen shot of my map.  You'll notice my basemap button is missing. Larry ... View more

Anthony: The "addarcgisbasemaps" variable is set to true.  I am meshing together esri basemaps with ArcGIS online maps using ArcGIS Viewer for Flex.  Currently, an esri basemap appears, but I am unable to change the esri basemap in my flex map. Attached is my config.xml file. Thanks! ... View more

We've also experienced this problem in the past.  UNC path links were supported at one time (in ArcGIS for Flex, etc.  - not ArcGIS Online), but are no longer to my knowledge.  The work-around was creating a virtual directory in IIS. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/172138 edit:  clarification ... View more

Furthermore, both ArcGIS Viewer for Flex/Silverlight are far superior products to the prior wizard driven web mapping application available on ArcGIS Server.  You can do way more out-of-box (tools, layouts, etc.), you have a more responsive map, and you get a nicer overall map.  This is not an instance in which esri didn't offer a good alternative/solution after deprecating part of their product.  Look into these and try them out.  I think you'll find them to be a good alternative to the old, clunky web maps produced in ArcGIS Server.  Good luck. ... View more

I am not suggesting that you use ArcGIS Explorer/ArcReader.  I am talking about ArcGIS Viewer for Flex (http://resources.arcgis.com/en/communities/flex-viewer/ )and ArcGIS Viewer for Silverlight (http://resources.arcgis.com/en/communities/silverlight-viewer/ ).  Either of these two applications can essentially create web mapping applications similar to the web mapping application wizard which was previously available in the older ArcGIS Server versions. ... View more

Maybe I'm missing something here, but why not download and install ArcGIS Viewer for Flex or ArcGIS Viewer for Silverlight (both free)?  Either of these applications makes it relatively easy to connect to your ArcGIS Server services and create maps for your company's viewing.  This would eliminate the need for an AGO subscription. ... View more