Latest Contributions by YueWu1

Hi Art, The issue is you need to add a proxy in order to load csvfile that not coming from your local server domain. If you check this API document: CSVLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript It said that "If CSV files are not on the same domain as your website, a CORS enabled server or a proxy is required. " Therefore you need to implement a proxy in your local server and in the code point to the proxy.ashx file. For example, instead in the sandbox esriConfig.defaults.io.proxyUrl = 'http://serverapi.arcgisonline.com/proxy/proxy.ashx' You should point to your local server proxy url: esriConfig.defaults.io.proxyUrl = 'http://yourlocaldomain.com/yourProxyFolderName/proxy.ashx' You can download the Esri resource proxy from here: GitHub - Esri/resource-proxy: Proxy files for DotNet, Java and PHP. For more detail about how to setup proxy, you can follow this Esri blog: Setting up a Proxy | Support Services Blog Hope this can help. ... View more

Hi Jenna, Sounds like there is something wrong or typo in config.js file, Would you please double check either this link or your local file of config.js file, and make sure the map service and field name are matching. land-use-public-notification/config.js at master · Esri/land-use-public-notification · GitHub ... View more

Hi Ashley, The easiest way to test with your GP Service is editing this sample in this sandbox. I remember last week I tested with your Print service with this sample and it works fine. And I think you do need define your template. ... View more

Could you put the file in a local web server and run it again? ... View more

Hi Mele, Are you running from your local file system or a local web server? ... View more

Hi Ashley, I found the reason is because your print gp service is setup as Asynchronous You can find in this parameter in your url Execution Type: esriExecutionTypeAsynchronous I am not really sure do you need asyn or not, but nevertheless, if you prefer to use asyn Execution, you need to add this line of code in print widget, based on the documentation: Print | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript  (search "async" you will find it) Therefore, in the print template sample, if you add your print service url you also need to add line 03: app.printer = new Print({             "map": app.map,            "async": true,             "templates": templates, Hope this can help. Roll Tide! ... View more

Would you please share with us about your print service url so that I can test with it? ... View more

Hi Konrad, Correct me if I am wrong, personally, I don't think it is a wise idea to use Runtime iOS SDK to do such level of digitizing pictures or georeferencing tasks. Normally, we need to do these workflow from ArcMap and then generate map service to browsing from device. ... View more

Hi Ashley, Is your print service is public facing or just localhost? Why don't you try this print sample to see if you can print using your service: Print templates with esri.request | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Then using the developer tool from browser to compare the difference behavior from the sample print service versus yours. ... View more

Hi Joseph, You need register a developer account for the first step. Here is the documentation about License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

Hi Heather, For the first question, we have already has a bug created related to this issue: [BUG-000090789 The Web AppBuilder Query widget does not reflect the filtered values from the ArcGIS Online map viewer.] This bug is already put in product plan. ... View more

Hi Mike, I think that's a good suggestion if SceneServer can have query operation or if it is possible that allow esriGeometryMultiPatch to support show in featureLayer. Currently for this beta version I suspect that's a limitation. I assume that's why you see the error message Error: Unsupported value for parameter: multipatchOption.(…) ... View more

Hi Jake, Aha, I see. Then you need proxy to fix the issue. Basically, proxy will use POST request instead of GET request. Then all the parameters will not show in the header. For more details, please check this doc: Using the proxy | Guide | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Also, we have a blog show how to setup proxy. Setting up a Proxy | Support Services Blog Hope this can help. ... View more

Have you double check how many the maxREcordCount attribute return from the feature service? ... View more

Hi Jake, You should able to change the maximum record by accessing your server admin url: http://your_domain.com/arcgis/admin/your_service_name/edit and then find find the maxRecordCount in JSON then you can chnage the number. However, normally we don't recommend set the number too big, it will impact the performance. Hope this can help. ... View more