Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

@NateArnold  Are your use-cases/workflows same as @RyanKelso's ?  or something different? Thanks @RyanKelso for providing us your workflow. ... View more

@JamalNUMAN  as @ChristopherCounsell said Feature is only to enable Feature Service (aka feature access) capability off a map service to allow editing from web clients. By ref feature service doesn't support filegdb therefore I believe you should get an analyzer error if you try to publish it from ArcGIS Pro. Yes, you are right the map must only have data from enterprise databases as you mentioned above.     Please note (for folks who are not aware of), if you just want to add a layer off a map service as a feature layer (not a map image layer) in your web map, you can still do that off a map service and the feature option is NOT needed. All you need to do is to use the url of the layer within your map service (instead of map service's root url) while adding a layer in your web map. Here is an example of a url that will add a feature layer (not a map image layer): https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer/0 ... View more

querying individual layers makes sense to me. As you know REST resources are most likely get cached, therefore that is not highly reliable to check if layers in a map service are all in good health. Whereas query will definitely give you that confidence. I'd probably simply make a query call with returnRecordCount=True parameter and make sure the result matches my expectation or non-zero (whichever works better for you); or just get attributes for a feature of layer if you want to.   hope this helps ... View more

I guess that means we are missing something in the coce. Please note, in my sample, I didn't include the timeslider code. Just want to make sure when you tried, did you have timeslider code etc. in your app too? can you share your sample code?  ... View more

first: adding a reference back to my comment in the previous thread for future reference. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-api-for-javascript-questions/dynamic-aggregation-layer-and-time-slider/m-p/1214872/highlight/true#M78773   Second, @BradSkopyk can you pls try this with AGOL or your enterprise Map Viewer and see if the popup respects time slider time values? One way you can confirm this is by looking at the output requests to your map service in the browser's Developers Tools's Network tab. You should see a parameter named time and the value(s) for that parameter must not be nulls.  if that works fine, then we can figure out how to code that part in js api.   ... View more

Hi @BradSkopyk  I'm glad @JohnGrayson was able to help you out  (Thanks John). I'm not a JS API developer. As you see below in the screenshot that in the Map Viewer (both enterprise and arcgis online), you can change symbology as well as enable popup for map image layer. TanuHoque_0-1663797271095.png here are a few samples that I found from JS API help and I thought you might find them helpful: 1. how to change symbols for a sub layer off a map image layer: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/layers-mapimagelayer-renderers/ 2. for popup, please start from this sample and they have a bunch of samples in there. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/intro-popuptemplate/. Since popup works against sublayers off a map image layer (which is a bit different than feature layer), you need to define the template for the sublayer. I was not able to find any existing sample showing how popup can be configured for a sub layer off a map image layer, but I was able to put together something very quickly thanks to all available help/sample code the ArcGIS JS API team put together and made available to everyone. https://codepen.io/thoquews/pen/JjvyOVq  Also, you might want to check this help out as well: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-layers-support-Sublayer.html   Hope you will find this helpful Best regards Tanu ... View more

hi @Ming    It is hosed on ArcGIS Server 10.81, and noticed that the Drawing Info says "Unsupported Render: heatmap". That sounds like an issue with hosted feature service. Would you call Esri support or submit a question in AGOL/Hosted FS queue?   As for the print service issue where the new Map Viewer doesn't include layer name in the legend, appears to be bug to me. Can you pls contact Esri support and have them log an issue? meanwhile we will look in this from our side. ... View more

@Anonymous User  It might be a licensing issue. Do you have image server license? If you already have that license and still you can't publish it as a map service, please contact Esri Tech Support and an analyst will be help you. Also, did you take a look at the server log? does it say anything? Thanks Tanu   ... View more

Thanks @Ming  Only difference that I see between your webmap and my webmap is that yours have client side graphics layer (aka feature collection) and mine contains a feature layer. Would you mind update your webmap with a feature layer and give it a try? I just want to make sure I'm on the right track debugging this issue. here is the url of the feature layer that I have in my webmap: https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer/0   ... View more

@Ming  It should work from print service side. Please see this screenshot when I tried AGOL's default print service. TanuHoque_0-1662857768024.png What version of arcgis server you have? Is that a print service your published with your own layouts? If so, can you pls share your .pagx file? Does it work fine if you have a layer with unique value renderer? Thanks ... View more

@NoahWicks  are you planning to publish this as a service in your enterprise server or as hosted services?   ... View more

In ArcGIS, in order for you to symbolize a feature by an attribute, that field/attribute must be part of the layer. Since, your additional attributes are in a related table; there are a few things you can do that I can think of: what @DavidForbuss1 suggested above i.e. create a view Simply join your parcel layer with the related table. When both your parcel feature class and related table are in the same database, the performance should be on par with the view approach. But user experience-wise it is simpler, and no need to worry about how to create the join using sql. create a query layer. It is same as view except that it is a layer stored with the map or aprx. Whereas view is something you have to persist in the database and that requires privileges. Plus query layer provides some advanced capabilities, not necessarily need them in this case. hope this helps. Tanu ... View more