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JeffJacobson
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(4 Idea Submissions)Latest Contributions by JeffJacobson
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The issue is on the client side. The map service is correctly returning null. It's the FeatureTable widget that is converting the null values to 1/1/1970 UTC.
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01-11-2016
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The FeatureTable widget displays NULL date values as 12/31/1969 (i.e., 0 in Unix Time, adjusted for my local time zone). Is there a workaround for this? I have created a Plunk that demonstrates this issue.
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01-11-2016
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It looks like you're using Bootstrap. I would suggest using the Bootstrap Popover.
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01-11-2016
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Since this project is on GitHub, and the error occurs on the project's demo site, I would recommend you create a new issue on the project's issues page. I think the issue is the regular expression used with the location.pathname.replace function. If you put index.html at the end of the URL, the error seems to go away. You'll need to find a regular expression that works with both the index.html URL and one that works with the default (no index.html) URL. This may work for you: GeoPortal/index.html at master · WSDOT-GIS/GeoPortal · GitHub Dojo error http://davidspriggs.github.io/print-widget-js/ vs. No Dojo error http://davidspriggs.github.io/print-widget-js/index.html
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01-11-2016
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So if I understand correctly, the answer to my question is that Visual Studio 2015 will be supported at ArcGIS Desktop / Server version 10.4. Thank you.
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12-28-2015
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Next week it will be 2016, yet the ArcObjects SDK still does not support Visual Studio 2015. When will I be able to build a Server Object Extension with Visual Studio 2015?
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12-28-2015
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Another thing you might want to try is parsing the KML inside of your JavaScript code to create a feature layer. This will get you from KML to GeoJSON: mapbox/togeojson · GitHub. From there, you can use Terraformer to get from GeoJSON to ArcGIS format.
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12-28-2015
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I created a module that will update the browser's query string as the map is zoomed, panned, and layers are turned on and off. WSDOT-GIS/arcgis-query-string-utilities · GitHub
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12-23-2015
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Who says that Bower is being deprecated? Edit: I am not seeing anything on the Bower website about support ending or anything like that, and the project seems to still be active on GitHub. What is the basis for saying that it is "deprecated"?
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12-17-2015
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I would recommend using the geometryEngine to do the buffering instead, because it does the work client-side, eliminating the call to the geometry service. If you need to use the geometry service for some reason, though, the first thing I would try is explicitly using the numerical value 9030 instead of the esri/tasks/GeometryService.UNIT_NAUTICAL_MILE constant to make sure that you're not somehow using the wrong constant.
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12-15-2015
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I have an example on Plunker that has a similar layout that you might want to use as a reference. The first thing I would do is use your browser's debugging tools (F12 activates these in Chrome, Firefox, and IE) and see if any errors are occurring in your JavaScript code. It's possible an exception might be happening before the toolbar setup code happens. Another thing to try (if you're not seeing an error in the browser's error console) is to use dojo/ready to ensure all of your Dojo components and DOM elements have loaded before doing anything else. (If you put all of your JavaScript at the bottom of the <body> element, you usually don't need to use dojo/ready, though.)
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12-15-2015
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