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I am not sure why it is doing. But you need to debug it to see if the featureServiceURL is correct when you select the second time and then compare the results with when you restart the app and then choose the same option. Also check with the AttributesPage.qml to see if ListView is getting reset. You may have to add few console.log statements or use the debugger to get to the bottom of this.
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Looks like you are using a webAppBuilder application. Please use this link to post your question to Web AppBuilder community
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Hi Rafael, I have found a sample which demonstrates the custom implementation of world geocoding suggestions request as I talked before. I hope this helps. Nakul
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This is being implemented in the next major release "Quartz" SuggestListModel QML Type | ArcGISQtQML Quartz Until then, the only option you have is to make a NetworkRequest to get the suggestions from the World geocoding service. property url serverURL: "https://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/suggest?f=json&text=3&maxSuggestions=6" NetworkRequest { id: networkRequest url: serverURL responseType: "json" onReadyStateChanged: { if ( readyState === NetworkRequest.DONE ) { jsonText.text = JSON.stringify(response, undefined, 2); } else { jsonText.text = readyState; } } }
I haven't tried yet but you can make a new request onTextChanged signal
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ArcGIS Help 10.1 The above link provides the methodology to create subtypes and domains using ArcGIS desktop for any geodatabase. -Nakul
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Unfortunately, this is a known limitation. Currently with QT we cannot save an image directly to photo gallery on iOS devices only. We are looking to see if we can get any response from the QT company.
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Once the feature is added to the featureservice table. You need to call the ApplyFeatureEdits method on the feature service table to persist changes to the feature service layer. featureServiceTable.applyFeatureEdits();
ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: GeodatabaseFeatureServiceTable Class Reference
You can see how it is implemented in our "Add and edit features" sample. Once you make changes to the form and press ok it calls the above method to save changes like adding features or updating features to the feature service layer.
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You can do it right after you get the location back. newGraphic.geometry = result.location;
map.zoomTo(newGraphic.geometry)
and you don't need this line I believe. But you can give it a try.
mainMap.extent = localLocator.findResults[0].extent;
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Hi Paul, I tested with polygon geometries and touch operation returns true when the two geometries actually share boundaries.For instance if I click on "Texas state " boundary as first polygon and "New Mexico" as the second polygon. Then I get the result as true. If the polygons overlaps, crosses or completely within then it won't return true. If the two polygons are same then also touches won't return true. I also tested all these scenarios in Javascript API and I get the same results. I hope this helps. Nakul
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You can do
map.zoomTo(geometry)
If you don't like the zoom level then alternatively you can
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map.zoomToResolution( specify the resolution )
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Basically you need to override the featureServiceURL set in the appinfo.json properties page before it makes the call to this function fetchFeatureServiceInfo();
This function gets called while the Landing page is being loaded. Hint:- Look at the QuickReportApp.qml to understand how the application initializes.
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When the quickreport application loads the welcome page, one of thing it does is it initializes the feature service layer so that it has the necessary information to load the following pages in the stackview. If you want you can have another page before the welcome page. Where you can select one layer from multiple feature service layers. Based on the selection you can proceed with the normal quick report application. So the short answer is yes you can achieve this but you need to do some customization's so that end user can select layer before proceeding further. And you can design it how ever you want to do that. Just to be clear this is not available out of the box. -Nakul
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Hi Paul, Can you please log this a Technical Support case along with the sample code to investigate it further? Please let me know. -Nakul
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Hi Sowjanya, Here is a blog post on how to configure and implement Portal for ArcGIS with AppStudio. I hope this helps. Nakul
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A new and big feature of AppStudio for ArcGIS version 1.2 is support for Portal for ArcGIS 10.4 or higher. What does this mean for all the developers creating apps using AppStudio for ArcGIS? You can now upload and store your AppStudio apps on-premises using Portal for ArcGIS account settings. Prior to version 1.2 you could only upload apps to using your ArcGIS organizational account. However, some of you expressed requirement for hosting apps on-premises using Portal for ArcGIS which runs on your infrastructure (either running locally or in the cloud). Here is how you configure AppStudio for ArcGIS to work with Portal for ArcGIS. 1. Click on the new Settings icon 2. By default, ArcGIS Online is configured. You can go ahead and add the portal url to the list. If you have many please choose the appropriate one. 3. Now when you sign in to AppStudio for ArcGIS, you will be presented with the authentication screen of the portal. Something similar to the screen shown below (Note that each Portal might have a difference authentication set, you will see the same authentication screen as you would while signing in on a browser) 4. Once you successfully sign in you will see the portal that you have configured as shown in the screen shot below: 5. When you are ready to upload or update your app to on-premises Portal for ArcGIS. Click on the Upload button as shown below. Then finally click the Add button. 6. Once the app is successfully uploaded. It should be accessible online using a browser as shown below. How does this affect my Apps & Templates? Now you know how to sign-in and upload apps using your on-premises Portal for ArcGIS. Lets talk about different scenarios you may wish to use when building apps in conjunction with Portal for ArcGIS. 1) App hosted on your Portal and the content such as webmaps, feature services etc also hosted on your Portal for ArcGIS. For e.g. MapViewer application settings consuming webmap hosted on your portal would look like. 2) App hosted on your on-premises Portal for ArcGIS but the content is hosted on arcgis online. For e.g. MapViewer application settings consuming webmap hosted on arcgis online would look like. 3) App hosted on ArcGIS online but the content comes from your portal. In this case your application settings would be same as 1). In the first two scenarios you would sign-in to AppStudio for ArcGIS using your on-premises portal account and in the third scenario you would sign-in using ArcGIS online organizational account to upload your app. Few things to note if you configure AppStudio for ArcGIS with on-premises Portal: 1. The whole point of supporting on-premises portal with AppStudio was the requirement that source code of the app cannot be hosted online in the cloud (in your own hosted ArcGIS orgnization). This also implies you do not want AppStudio service to have access to the app source code. Which then implies that our awesome Cloud Make infrastructure (which makes your life easier and does all the heavy lifting) cannot get to your source code to build the app(s). You still have local make to the rescue but you voluntarily take on the responsibility and the effort of building apps and having appropriate environment setup to build. Please refer to this documentation on Local make to get you started. For e.g. When the application is hosted on arcgis online. You have options to build your executables using Cloud make and Local make However, when the application is hosted on your end using portal. You only have an option for building using Local make
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