Latest Contributions by SteveCole

Robert, Isn't there a notable exception *IF* (and only if) you're using vector basemaps? I thought those can actually scale between any ESRI/Google pre-defined LODs. ... View more

The closest I've seen is what was highlighted in this ancient article from ArcUser. Jim Mossman (the creator of the symbol set) retired from mapping so it will be difficult to track down a copy of the symbolset. Hopefully someone out there can post it. Steve ... View more

Try 4326. It looked like you were passing lat/long coordinate values so you need the lat/long WKID which is 4326. ... View more

Since you're using an ESRI basemap, the spatial reference for the map is Web Mercator. A lat/long coordinate in Web Mercator will end up in a vastly different location. Try specifying the right SpatialReference like this: var theLatLongPoint = new Point(theInputCoords[1], theInputCoords[0], new SpatialReference({ wkid: 4326 }));‍ Steve ... View more

How are you opening the HTML code in your browser? Does the address bar say "file:X:\...." or is it an actual "http:\\.." address? Many API versions ago, you could load your HTML file (and JS code) as a locally based file but that has since changed. Now, your HTML code must be located on a web server. Steve ... View more

Make a second copy of the zip code layer in your map but apply a definition query to it to only show the zip codes in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Apply some sort of "plain" symbology for the features in that layer. Now adjust the layer order such that the  SB/Riverside zip code layer is directly above the LA/OC zip code layers in the Table of Contents. The SB/Riverside zip code features will now "mask" out the quintile values without you having to eliminate them from the map. Steve ... View more

For Emergency Management symbology, I would recommend you look into the work that NAPSG has done with their Symbol Library Tool (link here). ... View more

Totally unrelated but I had some issues using a JS API map within a web control recently and, during my research about it, I came across this response on Stackoverflow which really gives a lot of great information about the limitations of the webcontrol. I think you've stumbled across it but point #2 in my link discusses that the webcontrol uses default (or least) rendering engine to ensure compatibility. In order to change this, you have to change the META tags. In my own situation, once I did this, my embedded JS API loaded and operated as it should. Good luck! Steve ... View more

It turns out that it is, indeed, this simple. Sure wish the documentation would reflect this. Thanks again. ... View more

I think that's geared more towards situations when you have hosted layers on your account that change (at least that's what their video demonstrates). I didn't get the impression that this was a tool to repair items within a webmap. In my situation, I've added a layer to my map (through AGOL's Find Layers search interface) that is no longer publicly available. I would be dumbfounded if this is actually an oversight on ESRI's part. I mean, *NOBODY* out there has had 3rd party data links break in their web apps? ... View more

That's certainly an option but the downside to that approach is that it would break the web map's share link that I've distributed. ... View more

Have you tried specifying a formatting function instead of the "inline" method you've shown above?   ....},   {     name: 'pocphone',     alias: 'Phone #',     format: {       template: "formatPhone"     }   },.... function formatPhone(value) { . . . }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ I thought I've done this using a featureTable ( I have with plain old dGrid) but I can't track down my own code.. Steve ... View more

In Arcmap, you can just drag the data frame off of the page in layout view and it won't print because it's not located within the printable area of the page. Can you do the same thing in ArcGIS Pro? ... View more