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Tony, I don't use the appbuilder, but suspect there is a setting in there for it. If not, once you have the Fixed Datagrid setup, you need to tell eSearch to use that instead of the floating datagrid. You do not have to add this line as it is already part of the config (/widgets/eSearchWidget.xml) file. Just scroll down or search for <floatorfixed> and make sure it is set to fixed. R_
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Tony, Not anywhere I can test this at the moment, but make sure you have this line in your configxml file <floatorfixed>fixed</floatorfixed><!-- possible values are fixed and float --> Seems I remember having it give me the blank "fixed" datagrid when I had it enabled, but didn't specify fixed in the config. Just a thought, R_
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Hey Robert, It's probably been discussed, but I can't seem to find it on the new forum, so figured I'd just ask. Wondering what controls the width of the dropdowns when using uniquevalues? Both of the fields I have here are the same width, but the dropdowns are not. Plus, they are way wider than need be. Is there some way to control this? Thanks, R_
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How about the Extract Data widget? ArcGIS Viewer for Flex R_
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You can go into the exportmap.xml and change the icon to "assets/images/i_print.png". this will give you the normal print icon for the export map, then you can move it up near the header and remove the normal print icon. this would only give them one option for printing. Not ideal, but a little less confusing. Just tested, you can actually move the widget tag for the export map below the headercontroller tag and move it until it shows up where the normal print icon would be. R_
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Roberts Export map widget gives you that option as long as the popup window doesn't have image medias in it. It lets you save to an image that can be printed. R_ http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=12430e982e534fdabe15635828405e45
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Interesting. I don't have Chrome, but after the last cumulative security update for IE 11, the mouse wheel stopped working correctly in IE 11. It was working fine, after the update, it will only work if you really spin the wheel, then it will zoom in/out "a little". Firefox was not affected so I switched. R_
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Vince, I no longer have access to that and no ability to develop/test at this time. However, I believe the first ElevationProfile.zip file that Robert provided above will work with 10.1, and the chartwindow.xml provided later makes it work with 10.0. So, give his first attachment a try. R_
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Some IE box's seem to refresh properly and completely if you hold the Ctrl button down while refresh (<Ctrl><F5>). Others, If I make the change below it will work (most of the time): Press the Browsing history settings button to get the second window. R_
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From your original post
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Dear ,
My web is coordinate system by web mercator , but I am surprise to give me 7 number in Easting before decimal ( Easting: 6413536.708911874 Northing: 2391766.8369753896 ) , must be 6 number in easting
how can setting coordinate in WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_40N to be 6 number in easting ?
any one know about that
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"My web is coordinate system by web Mercator". If that means that your coordinate system "is" web Mercator, you should not expect to see UTM coordinates, yet web Mercator which can have 7 digits also. R_
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Another way to see if the name starts with ***
def removeName(shapefilePath):
cursor = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(shapefilePath, ["NAME"])
for row in cursor:
nameStr = row[0]
if nameStr.startswith("***"):
row[0] = ""
cursor.updateRow(row)
del row
del cursor
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No, I do not. Thought about trying it to see if it has the same problem, but I need the ability to exclude a sub layer so went with the eLayerListWidget and made sure to not use the mapswitcher at the same time as I remember the issues with previous versions. R_
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Whoops, can't believe I didn't try that first. But yes, it does behave that way with the OTB widget. Guess I'll have to learn to not uncheck the box. R_
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Hi Robert, Not sure if you are already aware of this as I'm not real confident in the "new" forum search results. However, Utilizing your eLayerListWidget 3.6.2 in compiled version FV3.6. I have a single service with multiple feature classes in it. Loading it as dynamic, but have a couple grouped layers with many of the sublayers set up to be able to edit with the edit widget. If I preload="closed" the edit widget, then everything seems to be OK, but, once the edit widget has been opened (doesn't matter if you close it again or not), If I un-check the box next to the layer (as named in the config.xml), it will un-check all the point layers inside the grouped layers, but not the line layers. The above is what it looks like BEFORE edit widget has been opened. This is what it does once edit widget has been opened. Also, I know all these are out of scale range in my example, but same result even if they are all visible. Is this a known issue with the eLayerListWidget and EditWidget, or have I done something to make it "behave" this way? R_
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Might want to put some print/addmessage statements in there and look at the parameters that are being passed. I say this as the last time I had something working fine in stand alone, it would not function properly in a script tool. Basically if I had something like this:
intext = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) # from text input box in tool
and I enter "test text" (without the quotes of course)
>>>print intext
"test text"
However, in stand alone if I set:
>>>intext = "test text"
>>>print intext
test text
To match the same format in stand alone, I need to do something similar to:
>>>intext = '"' + "test text" + '"'
>>>print intext
"test text"
as you can see, when it gets passed as a parameter as text, the variable value includes the double quotes. If you just set a variable equal to a text value, the double quotes are not there. Just a thought as the first time I ran into this it took me a while to realize the two outputs were different (one had quotes). R_
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