Latest Contributions by Jay_Gregory

Basically I'm trying to populate some info window content with the attributes from another feature service.  I wasn't able to get it working use either of those suggestions.  Any others I might try? Tracy: This code doesn't seem to work as intended either: function getContent(graphic) {        var facID = graphic.attributes.FacilityID;        console.log(facID);         var queryTask = new esri.tasks.QueryTask("http://myserver:6080/arcgis/rest/services/EON/Assets/MapServer/0");         var query = new esri.tasks.Query();         query.where = "LocationID = '" + facID + "'"         query.outFields = ['*'];         queryTask.execute(query,success,failure);       }       function success(data){         var attributes = data.features[0].attributes;         var name = attributes.FullName;         var flDaily = attributes.FlDaily;         var artcc = attributes.BoundaryATRCCComputerID;         var url = attributes.URL2;         var type = attributes.UseType;         var content = name + "<ul><li><b>Daily Flight: </b>" + flDaily.toString() + "</li><li><b>ARTCC: </b>" + artcc + "</li><li><b>Type: </b>" + type + "</li></ul><a href = '" + url + "'>More Info </a>"         template.setContent(content);       }       function failure(error){         console.log(error);       } } The first info window doesn't display anything, and each subsequent info window displays what the first info window should have. I'm calling it like this: template = new esri.InfoTemplate();         template.setTitle("Code: ${FacilityID}");         template.setContent(getContent);   Rene, unfortunately your suggestion didn't seem to fix the problem. function getContent(graphic) { facID = graphic.attributes.FacilityID;console.log(facID);         var deferred = esri.request({         url: "http://myserver:6080/arcgis/rest/services/EON/Assets/MapServer/0/query",         content:{               where: "LocationID = '" + facID + "'",               outFields: "*",               f: "json"            },         callbackParamName: "callback",         handleAs: "json"});                 deferred.then(            function(response) {             console.log("Success: ", response);             deferred.callback("testing");   }, function(error) {       console.log("Error: ", error);   });         return deferred.promise; } The deferred.then section works, but trying to return deferred.promise still generates an error. Any other thoughts? ... View more

Shucks - I really like that idea.  Unfortunately I'm running 10.1 not 10.2.  Any other suggestions? Jay ... View more

Was anyone able to figure out a solution to this.  I can't access a ArcGIS 10.1 for server secured service through IE 8 (get the same "unable to access the authentication service" error).  However, I CAN access the service through Chrome or Firefox.  This leads me to believe the issue doesn't have to do with server configuration, but instead with a bug between the identity manager, REST API, and IE.  Any know how to get around this? Thanks, Jay ... View more

I was not able to reproduce the behavior with the service you sent.  So this causes me to wonder if its a server configuration issue?  The user store on our ArcGIS Server is Windows Domain (role store is built-in however).  This means that I have secured our service with a custom role I created through ArcGIS for server manager, but the role is comprised of several domain users. Is the authentication store for the server on which the wildfire service is running Windows domain or is the user store built in?  I'm thinking maybe the issue has to do with IE connecting through ArcGIS for Server to Windows Server authentication. Thanks for your help!  I'd really like to figure this issue out! Jay ... View more

Confirmed that this same issue holds to using ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS for Organiziations.  I can view and interact with arcgis online or AGOL map services pointing to server 10.1 secured services when using Firefox or Chrome.  But when using IE, I still get the same error - "unable to access the authentication service" once I submit the credentials.  Since users have no control over ArcGIS Online code base, this is a confirmed issue with IE, Identity Manager, and Server 10.1 secured services.  Is this a known bug that is being worked on - since IE is the primary approved browser in most large organizations, this functionality should be addressed soon.  Unless I am missing something? ... View more

Thanks!  I got it working - I had to add a FeatureLayer twice - one in selection mode with the popup template to handle the query and infoWindow contents, and a second time in ONDEMAND mode to simply show the data when one loads the map.  Seems a bit unnecessary that I have to add the same layer twice to handle this functionality, but if that is the preferred way to do it then so be it! Thank you so much for your help! Jay ... View more

Thanks!  That's a good tip - I just tried doing that and it still didn't work for me.  Would you mind posting your code? Jay ... View more

I was under the impression that all this was handled under the hood, and no real additional coding was necessary.  Otherwise you'd have to set a search radius and loop through all the results to show in the popup right?  I tried following the demo at http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/jssamples/widget_popupfl.html and I still don't get paging...but the Popup dijit reference page shows properties "pagingControls" and "pagingInfo" (both default to true), that should elegantly handle the paging, right? Jay ... View more

Thanks everyone, I will try the .bat file idea and let you know how it goes.  I am still curious in general if running python scripts (in parallel) that operate on different feature classes in the same file geodatabase could cause some of these phantom errors.  I'm aware that operating on the same feature class with two processes wouldn't work because of the lock files, but I just thought different feature classes would be ok, since I assumed the lock file applied to the feature class and not the file geodatabase.  Any thoughts here? Thanks, Jay ... View more