Latest Contributions by TimWitt

Hey Matt, can you give the full link? Tim ... View more

Raluca, 1) just write it like this: map.on("load", function () { #What you want happen when the map is loaded }); This function will run once when the map is loaded. You would follow the same steps for your layers. 2) Once everything you want to happen in your map is done just close it with )}; Hope this makes sense. Tim ... View more

You could always create a table in excel, leave enough room in the first row so you can put your colors in. Once you have finished your table in excel, select your whole table and click CTRL + V and then rightclick in in the white space next to your map in layout view and click paste. This will put the table in your map. Resize it and put it where you need it. To get the colors from your legend, select your legend, rightclick and choose convert to graphics. Select it again and right-click and click ungroup. Now click each line and do the same. Now you will have a graphic for each color. Just move the color in the excel table you have brought in. I know this is very cumbersome but that is how I would do it. ... View more

Andy, Scripts like that won't work in AGOL. You can however have a copy in ArcGIS Dektop of that data. Just run your code there and then sync your data with the ArcGIS Online data. Hope this helps! Tim ... View more

Andy, Scripts like that won't work in AGOL. You can however have a copy in ArcGIS Dektop of that data. Just run your script there and then sync your data with the ArcGIS Online data. Hope this helps! Tim ... View more

Rebecca, It looks like there is no such option, read here. Tim ... View more

I think this is what you are looking for. Tim ... View more

This might help you with your query question. ... View more

Mircea, add this code to your app:            on(dojo.byId("clearAll"), "click", clearmeas);             function clearmeas(){                 measurement.clearResult();             } this will clear your measurement. Tim ... View more

Daniel, to be able to host a shapefile/feature service, you would need ArcGIS Server. You can however zip your shapefile and add it to a webmap. Sign into your arcgis online account, go here http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?useExisting=1 , on the top left click on Add -> Add layer from File and navigate to your zipped shapefile. Now save your map, this will produce the numbers you need in your navigation bar. Hope this helps! Tim ... View more

No problem, don;t forget to click the grey check mark next to the answer 🙂 ... View more

Good question, but I don't know. ... View more

Not that I'm aware of. Depending on how knowledgeable you are with javascript, you can almost do anything, unless they strictly say it can only be done with a certain ArcGIS tool that you might not be able to access since you don;t have ArcServer. ... View more