Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

it looks like a bug to me. The good news is that the bug appeared to be fixed in 10.8 and above ... View more

Thanks a lot Thafny Soares‌. Appreciate all your help in providing screenshots and webmap json. Looking at the screnshots, it looks like the problem is that in 10.6.1 output some point features are drawn in orange instead of red, correct? ... View more

can you pls do me a favor: send me outputs from 10.5.1 and 10.6.1 i'd like to see what is the difference also use the browser's Dev Tools Network tab to capture the requests made by print widget to both 10.5.1 and 10.6.1 print service and send them to me ... View more

THanks. This is what I'm seeing. Is that not what you expect? Sorry trying to make sure I understood your problem correctly. ... View more

the sample code looks identical to one sent earlier. Is that just a typo or that is how it supposed to be? also, can you pls see whether you can reproduce this with the following print service http://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/PrintingTools/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map%20Task, or, the agol default print service https://utility.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/PrintingTools/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map%20Task  ... View more

can you pls help us reproduce this on our side? ... View more

Thanks Arne. I see why you need that it makes sense. ... View more

Hi Mark Chilcott‌, did you try publishing it as a map service? ... View more

Thanks Ben Turrell‌. Michael Thornton‌, I'd like to mention few quick notes on map service here as a lot of good info regarding feature service/layer found in the other thread: There are two ways you can consume a map service in a web map/app as map image layer: When you add a layer with a url that ends with /MapServer, a map image layer (aka map service layer) gets added. Unlike feature layer, this type of layer makes export calls to its map service. At high level, the map service in turn draws all features for the given extent on the server side, converts that to an image, and sends that image back to the client app The app simply draws the image. as feature layer: You can also add a sub layer (off feature layer type) off a map service as a feature layer on the web map. To do that you need use the url (ends with a number i.e. /MapServer/0) of that layer e.g. https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Hurricanes/MapServer/0 In this case, as mentioned in the other thread, client app downloads features (geometries and attributes) from the service and draws them on the client side. As per pros and cons, in an enterprise environment: feature and map services try to be on par - unfortunately there are few gaps you might run into when in comes to some capabilities. other than those, editing capability the biggest difference - when you want editing capability you have to go with feature service. But when it comes to choose between a map image layer and a feature layer (regardless of whether is it off a feature service or map service), I can think of few that you need keep in your mind: performance: draw thousands of features (or highly dense features) on the client side or on the server side on the other hand, with smaller number of features, drawing them on the client side takes loads off your server. symbology: there are differences in what is supported on the client side vs what on the server side interactivity: since features are drawn on the client side, feature layer offers rich interactivity that you won't see with a map image layer. ... View more

Hi Arne, I'm just curious to know what purpose would no_gobbledeegook name serve for your use case? THanks. Tanu ... View more

my apologies I'm afraid I don't understand it entirely is there anyway you can give some data etc. to repro this on my side? ... View more

Thanks Arne. I'm glad that it is finally solved and best part is that you found Pro experience better I didn't do much in Layout side. I will surely pass your comment to them. Thanks. regarding the other issue, that is very much JS API related (which is beyond my capability) and I see there are good discussion happening. THanks again. ... View more

print service includes legends only for features that are currently visible in the current map extent. ... View more

Hi Arne, Glad that you got it working. I thought I could just manipulate those files to make them suit my needs. But then I read a "no no - don't do that" somewhere and didn't yep, we don't recommend updating files are part of installation and are stored in the install directory. also, (not sure which version of ArcGIS Server you have), when you move to 10.6.1 or above, the default print service (that comes installed with Server) does not use mxd, rather use pagx files authored from ArcGIS Pro. While that happened to be for ArcMap, I realize I could've used Pro. As with everything else, ArcMap is just soooo much more intuitive and soooo much easier. I force myself to use Pro when I can and when I'm working in an application (10% of my day) but the emphasis is on "force". I just switched to 2.5 and like it as little as the last release. Sorry to hear that you need to force yourself to use ArcGIS Pro. The reason I asked you to use Pro to publish a print service is because there are a lot of enhancements and bug fixes went in there - one of the big improvements is the support for vector tile layers. re: step# 16 thanks for the feedback - we will take a look and see how we can make it better. Tanu ... View more