Latest Contributions by AdamGebhart

Robert Scheitlin, GISP​ Do you anticipate any changes to the Identify widget to conform to the WAB 1.2 release?  Just curious as you said you have to make changes to the Enhanced Search widget. ... View more

Andrew: My supervisor was told by a rep from Pictometry that they would probably be working on something for WAB but there wasn't a timeline provided, nor was it delivered as a definite 'yes' to building a widget.  I have also been in contact with a few Pictometry staff members regarding our imagery but haven't heard of a WAB widget from them.  I can't say I asked about it though. ... View more

Kevin MacLeod​ Updating the geometry server did the trick!  I know I had tried that yesterday or last week after I noticed your comment on line 39 of widget.js, but apparently I did not get the correct path to my geometry server.  It's correct now though and working as it should. Thanks again for putting this together and for your patience with my questions.  I really appreciate your help, as well as the compliment regarding our site. ... View more

@Kevin Macleod I'm not having any luck yet.  The Pictometry widget will load and open (with your enhanced cursor) in WAB and , but the viewer window isn't opening when I click on my map.  I've had the same result after downloading my WAB app and putting it on our server too.  I've tried it with the previous .php file and update my api key, etc. in .php file included with the new version.  No luck though. To clarify what I've done: 1) Downloaded new version of widget 2) Updated api key, secret key, etc. in the new ipa.php 3) ipa.php is in a folder called php on my web server 4) Removed old version of widget from my application in Developer Edition, then loaded new version 5) I've tried my php/ipa.php URL and without the php/ipa.php URL for the 'Set Server URL' entry. Again, the widget opens but nothing happens on the map point click.  Here is the test site for the new widget.  Here is the test site for the old widget. ... View more

Stan, No, I had not seen Kevin's blog.  Thank you for mentioning it. I'm afraid I don't see anything that helps me resolve the problem I mentioned above.  I'll continue looking into it. Adam ... View more

@Kevin Macleod Have you been able to work more on the Pictometry widget?  I haven't had much time myself and was curious if you had made any progress with the state plane to WGS 1984 conversion.  Thanks. Adam ... View more

That did the trick.  Thank you. ... View more

Robert, I do see that code in client\stemapp\widgets\Identify\List.js.  However, I do not see it in server\apps\#\widgets\Identfiy\List.js.  Should they be the same? ... View more

Yes (manfiest.json is below).  If you can tell me where in the code you have the paragraph element set up I can check mine and make sure I have the same code.  I don't recall modifying anything pertaining to that but I do occasionally make an unintended edit. ... View more

Robert, That makes sense.  Thank you for looking into it further. Adam ... View more

Rebecca Strauch​... thanks for the suggestion.  I've tried that, along with a few other modifications such as adding "\n" in certain spots, and haven't been successful.  ... View more

Kevin, No, it wasn't Bob K. but thanks for passing along the name.  I'll continue looking into things on my end and I might see if I can get something to work with the sample code (link) you posted. Again, thanks for all of your help.  This widget will be used quite often by our staff and general public users.  Your work and assistance is very much appreciated. Adam ... View more

Kevin MacLeod​, thanks again for the response. I've been in contact with somebody from Pictometry and it does sound like there may be an issue with the coordinate system and not having a conversion to WGS-1984 to set up.  I have a little bit of research to do with the code of our Flex site Pictometry widget to see if there is a conversion or transformation in it and apply it for WAB. I do have my URL placed in line 25 of Widget.js, so that should be good to go.  I have also played with the esri.geometry.webMercatorToGeographic code and changed it to geographicToWebMercator and lngLatToXY(long, lat) and xyToLngLat(x,y) just to see if any of them would work.  Batting .000 there too.https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.geometry.webmercatorutils-amd.html#xytolnglathttps://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.geometry.webmercatorutils-amd.html#xytolnglat If you'd like to check it our (temporary) site go ahead.  I'll try to make sure I keep this active.  Our WKID = 3418 ... View more

Kevin MacLeod​, thanks Kevin for working further on this and contacting Pictometry for further assistance. I've been able to have the onclick work and open a new window where the Pictometry navigation bar loads.  However, I am getting some really odd lat/long coordinates in my URL and receive a message like that below: I should be getting something along the lines of lat = 41.xxxx and long = -91.xxxx, but I get coordinates of lat = 5.xxxx and long = 19.xxxx.  That puts me in the Central African Republic.  I'm in the Upper Midwest so I don't think I want coordinates for something in Africa. Have you seen or heard of any problems similar to mine?  I don't have any issues like this with our Flex viewer and its Pictometry widget.  Also, the map services are the same for both the Flex and WAB sites, but with different names.  In my WAB version I have added the GCS_WGS_1984 (4326) option to my coordinate widget and the results I get when clicking on a specific location in my area are correct.  Maybe there is something wrong with my map services used in WAB?  Could there be a setting WAB that's throwing me off?  I thought I may have accidentally edited your widget.js or ipa.php files, causing my problem.  So, I replaced my files with new copies from your github page, then changed my keys,  etc. to what Pictometry gave me.  The problem persists. ... View more