Latest Contributions by DougBrowning

No your only limit is the size of the result file.  I have caches down to 1:80.  I have found that on a tablet L16 or 17 is enough in most cases. ... View more

I am seeing this also.  I create a local copy for editing in ArcMap but it never lists a replica using /replicas. ... View more

Maybe someone has a hint on where to start in the code to find this?  I found param.choiceList in editorManger.js in the Geoprocessing widget which may be the lost of choices.  I can not find where it is populated though.  If I could do something like param.choiceList = results from a query that may work. in     }else if(editorName === 'Select'){       o.gEditor = new Select({         options: array.map(param.choiceList, function(choice) {           return {             label: choice,             value: choice           }; Thanks ... View more

Yea still looks like manual list.  I just want a drop down as input that is tied to a Feature service into my geoprocessing service really. ... View more

Every get anywhere on this?  I agree the code site in the query widget so no need to start over. ... View more

Did you ever get anywhere on this? ... View more

I finally got it to import.  Did not know to leave the cmd window open.  Code for the Query widget is 1,360 lines.  With next to 0 javascript experience I have a feeling this is not going to happen. I find it strange this is not build in.  I could do this easily in domino back in the 90s. Hopefully it will get added someday. Thanks a lot ... View more

I would be fine skipping all of the draw tool part.  Just a drop down used as input to the GP tool I already have is great.  The code should all be in the query widget.  I have the web app builder up but when I try to import the app i started it bombs.  Says to check the log for more details but I have no idea where that log would be? I can not even get to a place where i see code yet.  Any docs on how? thanks ... View more

I meant it should be easy but i figured it was not.  I have found posts back to 2011 of people wanting this but it has not been added yet. One post I found seems like maybe a way but the poster never posted the actual code. "OK so the answer is yes, you can configure the Geoprocessing Widget (.xml file) to work with your published geoprocessing task and input/output parameters. Very nice." Could I maybe link the inputs for the geoproceesing to the output of the query widget? I have customized some of your flex widgets before without knowing flex but not sure I can start making custom widgets here yet.  This was for a proof of concept moving to a browser but not looking good. Thanks ... View more

Opps looks like I missed this last line in my copy and paste which may do it.  Really sorry about that. arcpy.SetParameterAsText(1, Output_File) ... View more

My MDs already had overviews when i built the caches since we used to use them.  But for new projects I am just using Raster Catalogs instead.  No reason to build overviews or even pyramids if I am just going to build the caches anyway.  When caching 2 TB of imagery it would take days to build all those overviews.  I have seen no difference between using a MD with overviews as a source and a RC as a source with nothing built. In the end trying to do all the math and manual editing of the MD attribute table would take forever (I have like 50 some MDs).  The main thing I watch out for is the pixel size of the final cache level.  If that is greater than the original imagery they are useless. ... View more

Little confused by post as overviews and caches are different.  I spent lots of time trying to get overviews to work correctly, esp with nested Mosaic datasets.  You really have very little control.  Drove me nuts.  In the end I just built Tile Caches instead.  Wish I would have done it sooner.  They are at least 10 times faster, 90% smaller, and super easy to manage since I can just copy and paste them around to all my servers.  I just unzip the tpk then access them through the file system like any other file (created layer files for ease).  No need for image server or any of that.  I do also upload the tpk to AGO for when other offices need something not local and for any webmaps.  It has worked out very well for us.  Have saved thousands in backup costs,  now have tons of server space, can give all imagery to mobile users (since its 60gb instead of 600), and can now keep yearly vintages. I use the default Cache levels as listed here.  If you need custom the rule of though is to half at each level.  For NAIP 1 meter imagery I go down to Level 17 with no real lose of quality. How can you tell what map scales are shown for online maps? | ArcGIS Blog For full details on creating caches see this great post Create Cache and TPK without ArcGIS for Server - Workflows for Desktop users ... View more

Our usernames are just our email addresses so no colons or anything either.  I did create a new user with no @ for our 3rd party developer to test with and he is having the same issue.  Can not figure it out so far.  His app works great with his company but not ours.  We can give credentials to the login box with no errors or anything. But then when we try to access anything it brings up the login again.  Personal account on the same device works fine.  Really weird.  With 107 accounts not looking forward to recreating them all. ... View more