Latest Contributions by Noah-Sager

Hi Muhammad. There are a lot of potential issues that could cause this. First, what is the error message you see? You should be able to open up the Developer Tools and look at the Network Traffic to find the request sent to the print service, and then look at the response to that request to find more information. Second, what print service are you using? Is it your own local print service, or utility.arcigs.com? Third, what version of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript are you using, and could you share some code? -Noah ... View more

Edit: The first example in the browser probably should have actually worked if the proxy was working correctly, because if I sign-in, I can see the service with the f=json Original Post: I'm not 100% sure what your question is. In the first example, it looks like you are trying to access the service REST endpoint directly in the browser, which should not work as I believe the services directory is locked down for security reasons. In the second example, you are looking at the results of the routing service request, which should work fine (and does). ... View more

Sorry to hear that. I'm not sure about your workflow, so I would recommend either reviewing the fundamentals in the links I posted above, or give a more detailed account of your workflow. ... View more

Hi Saint Roger Bountsebe Eboueme, I would recommend making a free developer's account, then either download and host some soil data in ArcGIS Online that you find, or search for it in the Living Atlas. Then you can either consume the webmap in your web page, or use the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to consume the webmap, then host it in your web page. Here are some helpful links: Create a free developer's account ArcGIS for Developers  Learn how to use ArcGIS Online Learn ArcGIS  Living Atlas Living Atlas of the World | ArcGIS  Load a webmap with the ArcGIS API for JavaScript Load a basic WebMap | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  Help this helps! ... View more

Hi ADITYA KUMAR, which version of the JS API are you using? ... View more

Denis Pokotylyuk update: Mozilla recently released an update to Firefox (version 65.0 of the 64-bit Firefox browser), and I verified that this resolved the issue with the label display.   ... View more

Hi Robert Jensen, I think something like this sample might be useful? Popup with DOM node | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  ... View more

In the blog post I referenced, Ryan included a sample that allows you to print popups as well, here is the direct link to that sample: ArcGISJSAPI_html2canvas-legend-popup  The Print widget is useful for printing, maps, layers, legends, and graphics/measurements (with labels as far as I know). ... View more

I'm not sure of a widget measuring a point, but we do have a CoordinateConversion widget, which can do something similar, or just make sure of the x/y/z properties of the point geometry. CoordinateConversion | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  Point | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  ... View more

In addition to the resources that Robert posted, here are some samples that use the 4 different measurement widgets available at 4.10: Measurement in 2D | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  Measurement in 3D | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  and a blog post about using the 2D measurement widgets: Measure Twice with the new 2D Measurement Widgets  ... View more

Hi Chad Kahler, at 4.10 we improved performance by drawing all layers in a 2D MapView in WebGL, this requires all fonts to be hosted in pbf file format. Release notes for 4.10 | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  If you want to host your own fonts, they need to be converted into pbf and hosted (by setting the esriConfig.fontsURL property to point to your own server).  Labeling | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  Hope this helps. -Noah ... View more

Hi Smith, Cameron, I think you could modify the "Maximum Number of Records Returned by Server:" property of the MapServer in ArcGIS Server Manager. The default is 1000, so if you bump that up, you should be able to return more features. ... View more

Shaning Yu if you're using a MapImageLayer, then you can define the visibility of the sublayer (map service layer). Doc: Sublayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  Sample: MapImageLayer - Toggle sublayer visibility | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.10  ... View more

Hi Eric Parrish, sorry for the tardy reply. Is this something you are still needing help with? I checked your sample app, and it seems to work fine at 4.8 and the current version (4.10) of the JS API. -Noah ... View more