Latest Contributions by LarryStout

I have posted a new version of the Print Plus Widget.  I fixed several things, and I'm pretty sure it will solve your problem.  If not, please let me know. Larry ... View more

Rudie, I have posted a new version of the Print Plus Widget.  I fixed several things, and hope it solves your problem.  If not, please let me know. Larry ... View more

Ping, I have posted a new version of the Print Plus Widget.  I fixed several things, and hope it solves your problem.  If not, please let me know. Larry ... View more

I looked at it this morning. The problem seems to be on my side, although I haven’t been able to reproduce it yet. I have found some other issues as well. Hopefully I can get everything fixed this weekend. Larry ... View more

Rudie, I was successful using your print task in my app here, so that's not the problem. Do you mind sharing your Print Plus config file with me? Larry ... View more

Ping, If there is no "config" property for a widget in the main config.json file, then the app will look for a file named config.json in the same folder as the widget.  If there is a "config" property in the main config.json file, then that is the file the widget will read as its config file. When building an app in the WAB, the WAB typically puts the config file in the configs/<widget name>/config_<widget label>.json. The important thing is that you put the configuration data into the same file as the widget is loading. Using the Chrome debugging tools (or probably other browser debugging tools also).  You can filter for config on the Network tab and see all of the config files that were loaded. The document you referred to will help you understand the meaning and the options for each property in the Print Plus configuration file. Can you put up a public site that I can view to see the problem? Larry ... View more

Is this the line in your config file:   "serviceURL": "//www.oregongeology.org/arcgis/rest/services/ExportWebMap/GPServer/Export Web Map", ... View more

Can you share the URL of an app where it isn't working? If not, can you share the URL to the print task you have made on your server? ... View more

Rudie, I don't believe there is anything else to do.  Have you verified that the Print Plus Widget is using the config file you think it is?  This is fairly easy to do using the Chrome debugging tools.  You can filter for config on the Network tab and see all of the config files that were loaded. Larry ... View more

2CDSD 2C​, Thanks for the kind words.  All it takes is time, and I do have a day job.  Most of the functionality you mentioned is in a "headless" widget I call Acme.  It adds functionality to the WAB app without editing any of its code.  Acme also provides support for several of my other widgets such as WelWhatDisHelpAbout (welcome, what's new, what's missing, disclaimer, help about), ResetLayers, UserPreferences, and Share.  My plan is to document the configuration of the Acme Widget with each specific widget or function it adds separately so people can implement only the parts they want. Larry ... View more

Thanks Nick.  I'm learning I need to pay more attention to the WAB part of the application.  I write my widgets in a simple project that I made in the WAB, and dropping the widgets into the WAB is something I never used to test.  I'm learning and I really value the feedback I get! One trick I've learned is to never add files to the client side of the WAB when node.js is running.  This may be poor workflow, but it has never caused a problem for me. Larry ... View more

Ping, Make sure the contents of the config.json are where they need to be.  In the stemapp, they are in the config.json in the PrintPlus folder.  In the app you created, they may be in the config.json in the PrintPlus folder, or in a file called config_Print Plus in the server/apps/xxx/configs folder.  If you look in the server/apps/xxx/config.json, and there is a property: "config": "configs/PrintPlus/config_Print Plus.json" then the widget will look for it in the configs folder.  If there is no config property in the main config.json file, the widget will look for it in the widget folder. Larry ... View more

Nick, I have posted a new version that will allow you to drop the widget into the client side of WAB.  The console errors above don't look like they are related to this widget.  Can you put up a web site I can look at or at least tell me what browser and version you see them in? Larry ... View more

Nick Harvey​ and Nicholas Barger​: I have figured out how to add this widget to the WAB so it can be included in an app you are building.  To do this, I have added a setting folder (thanks again, Stan McShinsky​) that includes an icon and displays "No additional configuration."  I also refreshed my memory about the files in the stemapp that need to be edited to include a new widget.  Details in the expanded documentation. Keep in mind that this widget should probably be between the Zoom In/Zoom Out widget and the HomeButton Widget, so you'll have to adjust the "top" coordinate for the other on screen, no panel widgets (e.g. Home, MyLocation, Swipe, etc. in the client\stemapp\predefined-apps\default\config.json file and/or the server/apps/xxx/config.json file. Larry ... View more