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I just realized something, so let me test before I send you a reply. Thanks for your response!
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I have tried list comprehension, but the output didn't make sense. I need to revisit tomorrow, however.
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I am aware that I cannot use the sql_clause parameter on arcpy in-memory layers, the dataset must exist in a database. However, the program I have written must then write out a file every single time I run a network analyst problem (and subsequently delete it). I am working with tens of thousands or records, and half a dozen or so route solves per record. I need to reduce my iteration processing times as much as possible, and not having to write out a file every time would save a ton of time. I am specifically trying to sort the junctions output from the copy traversed features method on a closest facility later, stored in-memory of course. Any work-around would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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I am trying to implement this method, but having trouble. Can you elaborate on "use dynamicLayerInfo?"
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I have a website that allows the public to upload data to a feature class, including their name, phone and email. This means that my service isn't secured. When I display the record on the map, I hide that private info to the public, and require a password for the appropriate person to view that information in a separate dialog. However, separating out the private info with a password doesn't really make sense when anybody with a little SQL knowledge could go into the REST API and query the info anyway. I thought about creating a service that only included non-sensitive info for the user to interact with and another secured for the person in our organization to see the sensitive info, but then the users would not be able to enter their personal info as the public facing service doesn't support those fields anymore. Is there an efficient way to handle sensitive information like this? Thanks! arjun
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I use the dojox standby widget. Just set it to "show" just before I execute my geoprocessing task. Then set it to hide within the success callback (or error callback). Set the "target" parameter to the dom node that you are interested in displaying the standby spinner over, but then you also have to append the standby widget to the document body node as well: var standby = new Standby({target: "info"}); document.body.appendChild(standby.domNode);
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Great thanks. I tried CSS as well, by inspecting elements in my browsers but still wasn’t able to grab the node. I didn’t know about the !important tag, that did the trick. Thanks! I think you helped me at some other point as well…much appreciated.
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I am trying to reposition the identity manager dialog to the top of the page, but am having trouble. Specifically I am not able to to accessing the dialog dijit via its id, or through the dom node. Any tips would be helpful! Thanks!
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As the subject says. Dojo just released version 1.11. Will ESRI be referencing this release in their API CDN?
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So yea, I took the Object ID from the click event and ran a querytask to get the data, and outputted to the console in addition to the original click event. The original click event maintains the previous data even after the edits while the query gets the updated info. So I'll have to update an infoWindow using the query rather than the click event, or I can create some dojo dialog popup as well. Thanks for your help!
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Okay, So just sent the click event on the feature layer to my console so I can view the entire event. Looks like it really is not refreshing the layer at all, even though the edits post successfully. I thought it might just something to do with the popup class.
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I may just get rid of the popup and create my own dojo dialog popup.
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Yes, that’s the one. After a closer look at refresh(), I called clearSelection() before that just to make sure the feature layer didn’t have that record selected for some reason. Still didn’t work. My popup is just the standard popup that I ripped from the JS Popup sample.
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As the subject line suggests, the data in a popup for a feature layer record does not update after I update attributes using the featurelayer.applyedits() method. Attributes updates are done by the user in a separate dialog window. I even refresh/redraw the featurelayer upon completed execution. If I am zoomed into the record and then zoom to full extent of the map after I apply the edits, the map finally will go out and refresh the dataset. Any ideas on forcing the featurelayer to refresh the data? I am also using on demand mode for the feature layer. Thanks.
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I am wondering the same thing. Did you find an answer?
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