Latest Contributions by MichaelKohler

No... not really. I didn't know that you were using the Configurable Viewer. This solution requires a working knowledge of how the silverlight ArcGIS api is used. If you wanted to use this it would need to go in the MapPage.xaml code behind. Then you would need to write your own function (I called mine Process_ParcelQS) to query the parcel layer to get the graphic shape and zoom to that graphic. ... View more

That was pretty neat. THANK YOU. I don't think I even need to run a query. The last post of yours in the attached thread was what I needed. I did:   var rv = from g in fl.Graphics group g by g.Attributes["Sold"]; I think it gave me what I wanted... It's 5pm and I can wait till tomorrow! Thank you for all your help. ... View more

Hi, I have this for a parcel link as well. Common thing I guess! It was also to replace the QueryZoom from an ArcIMS site I replaced with silverlight. What I did was to use HtmlPage to get to the query string and then process that in the MainPage startup.       public MainPage()       {            InitializeComponent();            //Code section for handling a Query String if passed in the URL             #region Handling for URL Query String             if (HtmlPage.Document.QueryString.ContainsKey("service"))             {                 if (HtmlPage.Document.QueryString["service"] == "parcel")                 {                     if (HtmlPage.Document.QueryString.ContainsKey("parcelid"))                     {                         Process_ParcelQS(HtmlPage.Document.QueryString["parcelid"], "parcelid");                     }                     else if (HtmlPage.Document.QueryString.ContainsKey("spatid"))                     {                         Process_ParcelQS(HtmlPage.Document.QueryString["spatid"], "spatid");                     }                     else if (HtmlPage.Document.QueryString.ContainsKey("address"))                     {                         Process_ParcelQS(HtmlPage.Document.QueryString["address"], "address");                     }                     else                     {                         MessageBox.Show("passed URL does not contain data", "Parcel Service", MessageBoxButton.OK);                     }                 }     I also have other "services" like for users to zoom to a culvert or a specific zoning polygon etc... The parcel service in the code above can take a parcel id, a spatial id, or an address. I then pass the parameters to a function that runs a query, turns on aerials, and zooms to the parcel. private void Process_ParcelQS(string inValue, string service) {    do your stuff here } so the calling app can format a string like: http://yourwebsite.com/myapp.html?service=parcel&parcelid=345600800032 or http://yourwebsite.com/myapp.html?service=parcel&address=123 S Main St and silverlight will zoom right to it! Oh... the HtmlPage is in System.Windows.Browser add that reference and using statement. ... View more

I added combo boxes to my measure tool and bound the area and length for the esri:MeasureAction to the values in the combo boxes.             <Border Style="{StaticResource MeasureBorder}" Padding="10,3,10,3" Opacity="0.8">                 <Border.Background>                     <LinearGradientBrush EndPoint="0.5,1" StartPoint="0.5,0">                         <GradientStop Color="#EE76A8D3" Offset="0"/>                         <GradientStop Color="#EE5B8CB5" Offset="0.25"/>                         <GradientStop Color="#EE363839" Offset="0.75"/>                     </LinearGradientBrush>                 </Border.Background>                 <Border.Effect>                     <DropShadowEffect />                 </Border.Effect>                 <StackPanel>                     <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">                         <Image Source="Images/i_measure.png" Height="15" Width="15"/>                         <TextBlock Text="Measure Tool" Foreground="White" FontWeight="Bold" Margin="5,0,0,0"/>                     </StackPanel>                     <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">                         <ComboBox x:Name="AreaMeasureUnit" SelectedIndex="0">                             <ComboBoxItem Content="Acres"/>                             <ComboBoxItem Content="SquareFeet"/>                             <ComboBoxItem Content="SquareMiles"/>                         </ComboBox>                         <ComboBox x:Name="LengthMeasureUnit" SelectedIndex="0">                             <ComboBoxItem Content="Feet"/>                             <ComboBoxItem Content="Miles"/>                         </ComboBox>                     </StackPanel>                     <Button Style="{StaticResource MenuItem}"                                                         Content="Click to Measure"  >                         <i:Interaction.Triggers>                             <i:EventTrigger EventName="Click">                                 <esri:MeasureAction                                                                      AreaUnit="{Binding ElementName=AreaMeasureUnit, Path=SelectedItem.Content}"                                     DisplayTotals="True"                                     DistanceUnit="{Binding ElementName=LengthMeasureUnit, Path=SelectedItem.Content}"                                     MapUnits="DecimalDegrees"                                     MeasureMode="Polygon"                                                                       FillSymbol="{StaticResource MeasureFillSymbol}"                                     TargetName="MyMap"/>                             </i:EventTrigger>                         </i:Interaction.Triggers>                     </Button>                 </StackPanel> ... View more

Who knows... I put up a test page and went home. It worked. Came in today and updated the main site and it works. I guess it took some time for REST to update. edit: So I also updated my parcels this morning and couldn't see them in my apps. I found this thread http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/35803-ArcGIS-Map-Services-not-updated-after-publishing?highlight=REST+Update Clearing the REST cache fixed the parcels and I assume it would have fixed the original issue as well. ... View more

It appears that the only attributes REST is returning is the LULEGEND field. got this url from fiddler:  //myserver.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Zoning/MapServer/1/query?returnGeometry=true&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects&where=1%3d1&outSR=102100&outFields=LULEGEND%2cLUVALUE&f=json&_ts=634498856559033332& and I get returns like this:  {"attributes":{"LULEGEND":"I"},"geometry":{"rings":......... So I guess it's not returning the LUVALUE field. ... View more

Sometimes I feel like such an idiot! THANKS! Working fine now. ... View more

I'm using 2.2. I just got off of a chat session with an ESRI tech and they couldn't get the .Tag to be recgonized either. It shows up in the help documentation as being available at http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/silverlight/apiref/ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Toolkit~ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Toolkit.Primitives.LayerItemViewModel_members.html But neither of us could get it to work. How can I tell for sure what API version I'm using. If I look at the references in my VS project for ESRI.ArcGIS.Client, it says version 2.1.0.446 ... View more

I'm assuming that the IsOpacityNeeded is a function that will return Visibility.Visible or .Collapsed if it's needed. Right? But, my main problem is in the Legend_Refreshed section, I get an error for e.LayerItem.Tag saying LayerItemViewModel does not contain a definition for Tag... I would have assumed that I could set a Tag property in the xaml when I add a map layer to the MapControl but there is no Tag property there either. ... View more