Latest Contributions by MichaelMiller2

Hi Michael, Not sure you will be able to do this in AGOL with your own network datasets. However, you might take advantage of hosted by Esri routing services. More info on Network Analysis Services. Thanks Alexy. We need to use our network dataset because it includes the bridge height restrictions necessary for out routing purposes. ... View more

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm able to display the results  from the script tool in ArcMap, but no such luck with getting results to display via a geoprocessing service in a flex app. Apparently it's a bug with the Flex api. Now I'm wondering how I might be able to leverage and use a network data set in ArcGIS Online.  Any suggestions or ideas? ... View more

Make the results of the Solve be a model parameter. Read more here on how to display the results of a model. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/#/Displaying_model_data/002w0000003q000000/ Jay Sandhu I'm also interested in displaying the results form a network Solve in either a AGO map or a web app. Haven't been successful in either platform. I've put together a python script tool and published as a GP tool for use in a Flex app. It runs and generates a solve layer and directions text file on the ArcGIS Server.  How might I leverage this into AGO? ... View more

Hello Michael, In the ArcGIS.com Map Viewer under details you can hover your mouse over an item, click on the arrow and then get the option to move the layer up or down.  If you are publishing a hosted feature service from ArcMap, the layers come in in the order they are published in.  If each layer is a service from your ArcGIS Server, you should have the option above to move the layers up and down.  Can you creating a new map, adding content, then trying to move multiple layers up and down? I've tried creating a new Map by adding 3 published map layers (road network feature layer, label dynamic layer, and a point feature layer). The road network is at the top, labels second and points third.  I'm not able to move the roads down(move up or move down are grayed out) and can not move either of the label or points above the roads. I would think you should be able to move any data layer in whatever order you wish.  Confused. ... View more

Ah yes you'll need to manipulate the types a little. You are trying to do both string and math operations on the same data. def lat( dms ):     deg = float(str(dms)[0:2])     min = float(str(dms)[2:4])     sec = float(str(dms)[4:6])     dd = deg + (min / 60) + (sec / 3600)     return dd Awesome Matt! Thanks for the guidance. ... View more

Looks like just minor errors. 1. Need a colon after your function statement. 2. Reference the variable you pass containing the field value. def lat(dms): # need to add colon     deg = dms[0:2]     min = dms[2:4]     sec = dms[4:6]     returnVal = deg + (min / 60) + (sec / 3600)     return returnVal Thanks for the help Matt. But I'm still not able to get it to do the calc. Pre-Logic Script Code: def lat( dms ):     deg = dms[0:2]     min = dms[2:4]     sec = dms[4:6]     dd = deg + (min / 60) + (sec / 3600)     return dd testlat= lat( !latdmsInt! ) Where am I all messed up? ... View more

I too have been struggling getting this Street View Widget to work in 3.0.  Like Ryan mentioned it works in Preview mode of the App Builder, but nothing happens when you click on a street in a web app. It does show a message at the bottom of the App Builder preview, "Could not find Google_Street_View widget module".  Yet it appears to be working in spit of this message. Any ideas? Yes I did overwrite the index.html with yours.  Funny thing I noticed is that the widget works in the Preview mode for the Flex App Builder.  I can't get it to work in IE or Firefox though. ... View more

Michael,    Web based apps in general should always avoid using logical drives or UNC paths when code is run on client side. Flex in general does not have access to the clients local file system unless using filereference object from a mouse click. Depending on where your code actually gets executed a path that is not a url will like be interpreted as a path that exists on the client machine instead of the server. Thank you.  Every bit of information adds to my understanding and I so appreciate this forum. Thanks Robert! ... View more

Michael,    Absolutely... Just create a virtual directory in IIS on your web server that points to the UNC Path of the photos folder on the other server. In your data make sure the attribute either uses the full url of your virtual directory plus image or you will need to add the url prefix to your imagesource in the popup media tag. Robert, Being a relative newbie with FLEX, etc, I have a question as to why the photos have to either be on the IIS server or pointed to via a virtual IIS directory?  Just curious.... ... View more

Michael,    Absolutely... Just create a virtual directory in IIS on your web server that point to the UNC Patch of the photos folder on the other server. In your data make sure the attribute either uses the full url of your virtual directory plus image or you will need to add the url prefix to your imagesource in the popup media tag. Thank you Robert! ... View more

I would suggest you look into the Linear Referencing tools. http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//003m00000002000000.htm Using these tools you will be able to assign measures to each of the rivers/streams. I would like to calculate_river_miles from the river mouth to certain stations on the river upstream.  I can get river shape files online, but do not know how to calculate the distance to the station. My approach is: 1) get the river vector files, and connect segments that are disconnected 2) designate the river_mouth (point where river dumps in the ocean) manually 3) if the station is not on the river, create a buffer where the point will intersect with the river 4) create a query on attribute table where the distance from river_mouth to the station upstream will be calculated. 5) some of these stations upstream will be on tributaries too, not just on the mainstream section of river. Any suggestions to work thru the 5 steps would be greatly appreciated. ... View more