Latest Contributions by mpboyle

Issue has been fixed.  Apparently there needed to be a Geometry service explicitly stated in the main.js file.  I also removed all explicit http calls to '//' in the index.html file. ... View more

Our ArcGIS Server admin is already setup for both HTTP and HTTPS.  Web Adaptor has already been updated to use the new machine. ... View more

Hmmm...below is the app I'm trying to get to work since migrating machines.  I changed all the Esri URLs to https and found a page for w.sharethis that shows for SSL connections use https://ws.sharethis... After making those changes, the app still won't load; it just spins.  I'm wondering what I'm missing... https://gis.linncounty.org/webapps/planning/trc/ ... View more

Thanks Steven, For things Esri brings in over http (example, social media sharing) is that something our IT would have to allow to pass through in order for it to work? ... View more

Does the eSearch widget need to be placed in the Web AppBuilder developer edition folder somewhere...? ... View more

Thank you sir! Sorry I don't know all the details about the config and version...as I said, I inherited it and am not familiar with what is all needed. Do you plan on...or do you have a similar widget available for the Web AppBuilder?  Is there accompanying documentation? ... View more

...that does not work... https://gis.linncounty.org/webapps/auditor/flexviewer/index.html?esearch=142830800200000&slayer=0&exprnum=1 If I use the widget and enter the GPN value, it does...but passing the search through the URL does not. ... View more

So what would the URL need to look like to add in the PIN number...? ... View more

Robert, Below is a screenshot of the eSearch widget .xml file.  The expression we'd want to use is the 2nd one listed, the Search GPN expression.  Does this mean we need to use exprnum=2 or does this expression block count as 1 item? Thanks again! ... View more

I inherited this app, so I have no idea how to configure the URL search string.  I can tell you the layer we want to query is not the first layer listed, the layer number of layer we want to query is 18. I would need some guidance on how to configure either the eSearch .xml or what needs to be entered in the URL. Thanks! ... View more

William, It's been awhile since I created the replica...but if I remember correctly, what I did was use the 'Create Replica' (not Create Replica from Server) tool in the Distributed Geodatabase toolbox.  Input parameters would have been along the lines of: a. Replica Datasets = 'county' gdb SDE database connection b. Replica Type = TWO_WAY_REPLICA c. Geodatabase to replicate to = 'city' geodata service d. Replica Name = whatever you want e. Advanced Settings = all defaults So...the 'county' gdb acted as the parent and pushed data to the 'city' gdb using the 'city' geodata service as the connection. I did not publish a map service since I did it all through ArcCatalog...and for what we're testing, I don't think it would be necessary or helpful. I'm not sure what you mean by 'Default GDB is set to protected vs. public'. I originally struggled with the concept of a geodata service and how to replicate the data using a geodata service.  I believe all SDE gdbs need to be in place as well as all geodata services.  You should be able to then use the 'Create Replica' tool in the Distributed Geodatabase toolbox using the 'child' geodata service as geodatabase to replicate data to parameter...that way you don't have to create a XML or some other static snapshot of your data and load into the 'child' / replica gdb. ... View more

William, What I have setup is more of a test environment.  What I have are two SDE geodatabases and two geodata services (one for each SDE gdb).  In my test environment, one SDE gdb is meant to represent the 'county' gdb and the other is meant to represent the 'city' gdb. I have scripts setup that will sync changes, analyze datasets, compress, rebuild indexes, and analyze datasets once again on each SDE gdb. So...for example, if I'm synchronizing changes to my 'county' gdb, then the I use a database connection file to the 'county' gdb as gdb1 and a ArcGIS Server connection file to the 'city' geodata service as gdb2.  What this would do is sync changes in both directions between my 'county' gdb and 'city' gdb using the geodata service as my remote connection to the 'city' gdb.  On the flip-side when I sync changes and run the gdb admin tools on the 'city' gdb, you basically just flip-flop gdb1 and gdb2...where gdb1 would be the database connection file to the 'city' gdb and gdb2 would be the ArcGIS Server connection to the 'county' geodata service. I run these scripts on a daily basis and while we haven't been testing thoroughly, they haven't failed, and when I have tested by entering data into the 'county' gdb and then syncing back to the 'city' geodata service, it has been successful...likewise if I edit data in the 'city' gdb and then sync back to the 'county' geodata service. Both the geodata services are within a secured folder on our test ArcGIS Server site.  Both SDE gdbs are versioned. ... View more