Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

Standard print widget does the exactly same thing - it generates a json string and submits the job to the default agol print service. you can use Fiddler or your web browser Developers Tool's Network tab to extract that json. ... View more

Michael, I tried the following and it worked for me. In Oracle, when you add/subtract a number from a date/time, that number represents days. ... View more

Hi Michael Volz‌, Here is what you can do: Use ArcGIS Pro (1.4 or higher) Choose Add Data | Query Layer option from the Map ribbon (Create a query layer—Query layers | ArcGIS Desktop) Select a database connection Provide a name Enter a SQL like the below select * from EARTHQUAKES_7DAYS_LIVE  where ::r:TimeRange NB: the string after ::r: can be anything e.g. ::r:XYZ You will see a pencil icon next to ::r:TimeRange, click it (a) enter the field name, that stores date/time values, in the Field or Expression box (b) choose 'Date' from Data Type drop down box (c) have Default Value box checked (d) add an expression such as the below (the one used in the screenshot above uses an expression that is specific to SQL Server; check with the help for your flavor of database) DATEADD(DAY, -1,  CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) (e) add an expression like this: CURRENT_TIMESTAMP click Done Click Next > button Pick Unique Identifier Field(s), Geometry Type and Spatial Reference if not get chosen automatically Click Finish button Now you should see your layer showing 1 day worth (from now) of data You should see the Time Slider showing up as well but it should be disabled Enable the time slider and slide to any time window, you will see the map shows data from that specific time window Disable time slider and again you will see the most recent data (i.e. 1 day) if you open this map later in the future, you will always see the most recent data You can share that out as a map image layer (aka map service) Add the map service to a web map app such as ArcGIS Online/portal Map Viewer and use Time slider to see the same experience that you see in Pro. Notes: for more info on 'what the heck is ::r: ?', pls read this help Define parameters in a query layer—Query layers | ArcGIS Desktop  if you don't want to use time slider, then it might get complicated as this 'parameters based query layer' is not supported with all its capability out of box through out ArcGIS platform. Hope you will find this helpful and let me know if you have any question. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Hello, 1. if you have newer version of server (such as 10.6.1 and above), I'd ask you to try with the default out of the box print service (that comes installed with the server) or publish one from ArcGIS Pro Share a print service web tool with custom layouts from ArcGIS Pro—Documentation (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise  2. if you could attach the json string that gets sent to a print service, I can take a quick look. thanks. ... View more

Greg Mattis wrote:   We provide crime data for up to 1 year back and so I have built in an initial filter that is only showing crimes within the last 60 Days but I want them to on load see the date range as being 9/30/2017 - 11/29/2017 rather than just an arbitrary in the last 60 days Hi Greg Mattis‌ I assume your data are all hosted on arcgis online, right? If your data were stored in an enterprise database and shared in ArcGIS Enterprise (Server), I could've given a solution that I works for me. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Mayur Dodiya‌ How to enable "Supports Distinct : true"  ? You can't do that. A map or feature service figures that out based on whether the underlying datasource supports this. I guess it is the join that is throwing it off. Are the Parcel layer and the view coming from the same workspace - with that I mean did you use the same connection (.sde) file to add both of them in the map? If they are coming from the same worksapce, then I think it could be a bug and please reach out to Esri Support to open a ticket for this issue. ... View more

Andy Clark‌ Hi Andy, Ideally we would like to be able to take our ArcGIS Pro project out into the field with us and have the GNSS (GPS) functionality like ArcMap has. Would you mind tell us how you use GPS while out in the field? Do you collect point data or update/modify existing feature geometries? Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Evan Mosher‌ Hi Evan, Great feedback. Thanks. I have few stupid questions. Course over Ground, so displaying some sort of custom icon that has a front and rear would be great. I'm afraid I'm not quite sure what you meant our crews like to use a "vector arrow" that reaches out ahead of the vessel at a specified distance what is 'vector arrow'? Thanks. Tanu ... View more

If you have already tried all the process mentioned earlier in this chain and still didn't help, then I'll strongly recommend you to reach out to Esri Support. We need to take a look. ... View more

Are any of these options better than the other in terms of map service performance? Nope. As we know, it is always recommended to have indices on the fields used in definition query. Just a side note: when you set a def query on a layer in the mxd or aprx, and publish a map service (aka map image layer), that def query is burned in the map with the layer. And you won't be able to overwrite/replace it from any web application. Overwriting/ replacing will require republishing. There are many cases, this is desirable. Other cases, it makes sense to publish without def query, and set def query/filter from the web app/map. ... View more

One way that I look at it this: Feature layer is a layer (as folks mentioned early in this chain) that (a) pulls features (includes geometries and attributes) from a service and (b) draws them on the client The source of a feature layer could be a) a sub layer off a map service e.g. https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Hurricanes/MapServer/0 b) a sub layer off a feature service e.g. https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Military/FeatureServer/2 when the source is a sub layer off feature service (not a map service), you will see Editing capability enabled in addition to all rendering/drawing capabilities. Screenshots showing difference of map viewer UI based on layer source When source is a feature service When source is a map service ... View more

Hi Admin PD‌, could you pls explain what you meant by 'dynamic legends in regards to MS'? ... View more

Michael Deliberato‌, It is much easier if your parcel map/feature service is time aware. In that case, all you need to do is to add a 'dynamic text element' in your layout template. here is a screen shot of the dynamic text element. here is how I inserted it: Moving to 10.6 or above, we highly recommend everyone to start publishing print services from ArcGIS Pro 2.1 or above due to lots of enhancements both on quality and capability. Here is how you add a dynamic text to show map's current time on a layout in ArcGIS Pro. hope this helps. ... View more

please check whether the following docs help: Print maps that contain secured services—Documentation (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise  Web map printing with arcpy.mp—ArcPy | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more