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FYI- Illustrator supports exporting to AutoCad format (DWG or DXF) so you can actually extract the boundary without having to digitize it. You'lll still need to georeference the information, though.
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03-21-2016
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It's unclear if you have any other GIS resources (Arcmap) available to you or just solely AGOL. If you do have Arcmap, you could look into converting/exporting the Illustrator file to an image format, and then use the georeferencing tools to register that image. Once that's done, simply trace the boundary of the zone into a new shapefile and then post that up into AGOL. You may have reasons that prevent this from being practical (boundary too complex, no other features in the Illustrator file to tie to for geographic location, etc) but it's a possibility. I've done this to digitize timber sale boundary locations from old documents from the 1990s. Not "super" accurate but close enough, and it beats the alternative. Steve
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For anyone else who may read this in the future, I found a solution which I posted over in the original Javascript API thread. There was no issue with ESRI's software. It was a Javascript issue.
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03-14-2016
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Just got off the phone with ESRI after submitting a possible bug request about this. After a lengthy call, we finally determined that the issue was not with ESRI's software. The problem lies with my use of the Date.toLocaleDateString() function. For whatever reason, the encoding must be different or something. The final solution was a little less elegant but it now works within IE: var currentTime = new Date();
var month = currentTime.getMonth() + 1;
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var year = currentTime.getFullYear();
var theCurDate = month + "/" + day + "/" + year;
var theDefExp = "endDate >= date '" + theCurDate + "'";
theLayer.setDefinitionExpression(theDefExp);
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I haven't done this myself but a quick forum search returned this.
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03-14-2016
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Just add this to your project's CSS: .zoomTo {
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03-10-2016
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Limit the results for what? Only for selected attribute fields? Limited by distance? Are you using something like JSON.stringify to convert the array to JSON? Here's an example.
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Hah, gotcha. I don't know, then. I think the most likely answer is that ESRI never anticipated someone wanted to do that and so using the identifyTask with multiple (and separately published) services isn't supported. This week is the Developer's Conference in Palm Springs so responses from ESRI's side of the equation will be light, at best.
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Untested, but assuming you had a feature layer with a service URL of "http://<server>/<some folder>/serviceLayerName/MapServer/4" The answer to #1 be "<feature layer name>.url" The answer to #2 should just be the number at the end of the URL. In my example, it would be "4". In terms of the URL to provide to the IdentifyTask constructor, you just need to strip the "/4" off of the URL and pass that to the constructor.
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Awesome. The async nature of Javascript still screws me up. Glad you got it working.
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03-07-2016
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One possibility is that your feature layer isn't fully loaded when your map's load event calls your codedDomain function. Are you using this code to add your layers to the map? map.addLayers([layer01, layer02]); If you are, you should look into using the map's "layer-add-result" event in order to fire off your codedDomain function. Here's a forum post which kind of shows you the syntax for what you need to do. Steve
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03-07-2016
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Upon further review, my answer *is* correct but only under certain limited situations. It will only work if you have "direct access" (or ownership) of the source files you're attempting to modify. You don't have that direct access if you're IFraming an AGOL map. This is one of those examples of browser restrictions to prevent malicious actions. Link Unless someone from ESRI chimes in, I don't think you'll be able to modify this.
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Yet more rabbit hole notes... Since you mentioned ArcGIS Server for Workgroups, you should know of a "limitation" should you decide to pursue Portal. ESRI recommends that Portal and ArcGIS Server be installed on separate servers but- this isn't possible if you're using ArcGIS Server for Workgroups. Under that license level, they have to be on the same server. Don't recall why this is. Thread about this issue.
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Our organization has had a "wild west" type environment for many years. It's great if you have initiative and want to try things but it's not so great in times like this. I've learned a lot but I don't like the possibility of getting my reputation sullied by things that are not in my control.
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Sorry, no, I haven't. Part of me isn't happy that I'm doing someone else's job for them and the other part of me got busy with other things. Plus it's not currently flooding.
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