Latest Contributions by LuciHawkins

Not sure if you have a license for it or can get one, but ESRI has Data Reviewer that works with ArcMAP that will do what you need. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//01020000006q000000 Thanks, Luci ... View more

If you are using identify you can set up a "tolerance" for your IdentifyParameters. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/identifyparameters-amd.html Thanks, Luci ... View more

I apologize, I steered you in the wrong direction. This is the method to display as spatial data: 1.  Add excel sheet to your map 2.  Right-click on your table in Arcmap and click on "Display XY Data" 3.  Select the X and Y fields and set your projection 4.  Your data should now show up, right-click on the new layer added and click on "Data", then click on "Export Data" 5.  Browse and select your Geodatabase that you want to store the data in and type in the name of the new feature class to be created 6.  Any domains will need to be mapped to the fields in the new feature class Thanks, Luci ... View more

Martin, You can debug in IE11 by pressing the F12 key on your keyboard and looking through the debugger.  I noticed you are using an old API.  When I debugged it in Firefox, it said that InfoTemplate could not be found.  I changed to the version 3.5 of the API and did not receive that error but could not debug any further because I did not have your custom css file or access to your maps at http://svarc/... Thanks, Luci ... View more

In some instances I will put    onclick="doFind"    in the button declaration instead of in the code. Luci ... View more

Are you saying that you will not know the names of the fields until after the first query is run?  Then you want to select the fields from the first query to show in the infowindow? or If you want an infotemplate with just your 3 fields - number, surname, date1  - use the following: var infoTemplate = new InfoTemplate("Attributes", "<tr>number:<td>${number}</tr></td><br><tr>surname:<td>${surname}</tr></td><br><tr>date1:<td>${date1}</tr></td>"); Luci ... View more

It should be something similar to: 1.  Create your Geodatabase 2.  Use the Table to Domain Tool to create the domains 3.  Create your Feature Class, create fields in your feature class, assign the domains to your fields 4.  Load the data into your Feature Class using the "Load" command - If your field names match those of the header row in your excel they will automatically match up but if they are different you will need to "Match" the fields Thanks, Luci ... View more

I think this may still be a bug.  The information in quotes below was taken from: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/100056-ArcGIS-Desktop-10.2.1-Discussion I have figured out the problem, but am waiting for a permanent solution from ESRI support. It appears that ArcGIS 10.2.1 introduced a new option: Editor > Options > Versioning > Automatically save changes after each edit which is checked by default and must be manually unchecked each time you open a map - unchecking the option works for the current map/session, but the next time you open a new or existing map it's checked again. The slow performance is caused by the editor writing to the database and committing and saving each attribute/feature edit to the database one at a time after each edit - normally you only do this once when you save changes at the end of each edit session. FYI - this issue has been logged by ESRI as a 10.2.1 bug: [#NIM098991 The option to "Automatically save changes after each edit" within the "Editing Options" does not stay unchecked after the Map Document is saved]. For updates on this issue, you can go to ESRI's Customer Care Portal site. At this point, there is no workaround for this issue. You will have to ensure that your users uncheck the option to "Automatically save changes after each edit" each time they open the Map Document. http://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/TklNMDk4OTkx Looks like it is scheduled to be fixed with version 10.3 Luci ... View more

I have two accounts, one public and one organization. I did this because of the fact that the help information for joining an organization states: The administrator will have either preestablished an ArcGIS account for you to use, elected to allow you to associate an ArcGIS account to use with the organization (for example, by registering an existing account), or invited you to join with your enterprise login. If the administrator later removes your account from the organization, your maps, data, and groups stay with the organization and can be reassigned to other members.  If you joined with an ArcGIS account, your account is removed from the system and you can no longer access it, even if it was one you had established before joining the organization.. That way I will always retain ownership of my "public" account. Good Reading: http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/join-org.htm Luci ... View more

Glad to be of some help 🙂 Luci ... View more

I had a similar problem and the method I finally used was to build an array of the visible layers when a mapclick occurred and only show the popup for the layers that were in that array. Good Luck, Luci ... View more

Hi, I believe you need to use a Feature Layer instead of a Dynamic Layer to show attachments.  Good example: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis../jssamples/widget_popupfl.html Thanks, Luci ... View more

Hi, Might need a little more information.  You received output but the "result was wrong"?   What projection are you using?  Did you set the spatialreference for the desired coordinate output? Thanks, Luci ... View more