Latest Contributions by SteveCole

You can always digest one of the following KML based options located here:  NWS KML Weather Data ... View more

Thanks, Kelly. Yes- It's very clunky but I think I got it to work in my application. ... View more

Although this was built for use with Web AppBuilder projects, this Print Plus widget is pretty nifty. Live demo. ... View more

Pinging ESRI about this. I can't log a bug with support thanks to my organization & they way ESRI has set up bug reporting. This is using v3.14 of the API. Kelly Hutchins​ ... View more

Bummer. You could always use some trigonometry and calculate the distance between two lat/long points to determine the closest facility to the current map extent but, like you said, 48k features is too many for this approach. ... View more

How about some sort of closest facility GP task based on your current (empty) map extent? Once you get the next closest feature, pan the map to it's map extent. ... View more

I'd just use the example that Ken Buja​​ just posted. Just use his dojo/ready function code inside the click event of your "Yes- I agree" button on your splash screen. ... View more

You could also make the CSS for the overall container of the map and associated divs default to "display:none" and then change the CSS display property via JS if they "accept" the splash screen notice. ... View more

I am using a "local" geocoder with the search widget. Here's my code:     var s = new Search({         map: app.map,         sources: [{             locator: new Locator(SERVERPATH + "/transportation/SPW_GDBA_Streets/GeocodeServer"),             singleLineFieldName: "Single Line Input",             name: "Snohomish County Geocoding Service",             localSearchOptions: {                 minScale: 300000,                 distance: 50000},             placeholder: "Search for Street / Address",             maxResults: 3,             maxSuggestions: 6,             enableSuggestions: false,             minCharacters: 0         }]     },"search");     s.startup(); Basically, just swap the URL to your GeocodeServer service. I had to search Geonet to get to this point but I suppose it's ultimately not that complicated. The sources parameters accepts an array of locators to search against. If you only want to use your own, localized geocode service, only specify that one. Steve ... View more

As a general statement, I tend to doubt it. Third party content that has been submitted for inclusion may be usable with the JS API (BPA transmission lines, for example) but I think most content requires using an ArcGIS Online account to access it. You may be able to study the network activity and ferret out the REST endpoint URL but I think you'll end up running into authentication requirements. ... View more

Yeah, I debated whether to post this question here or in the AGS forum. I think I'll try a post over there as well. Maybe someone actually from ESRI would chime in. Thanks for the suggestions, though! ... View more

That was a good suggestions. Pasting the Chrome request into IE yields successful results but pasting the IE request into Chrome returns the 400 error. IE is doing something to the request that is getting passed on. ... View more

One thing I will add is that I do notice a subtle difference in the request that is sent on. Chrome: http://<server>/rest/services/transportation/constructionClosures/MapServer/0/query?f=json&where=endDate%20%3E%3D%20date%20%279%2F28%2F2015%27&returnGeometry=true&... Internet Explorer: http://<server>/rest/services/transportation/constructionClosures/MapServer/0/query?f=json&where=endDate%20%3E%3D%20date%20'%E2%80%8E9%E2%80%8E%2F%E2%80%8E28%E2%80%8E%2F%E2%80%8E2015'&returnGeometry=true&... Internet Explorer is retaining the single quotes for the specifed date but Chrome seems to be removing it. ... View more