Latest Contributions by PaulMcCord

I'm using the Search widget to allow users to search for parcel addresses. The Search process is working properly except it places a blue graphic on the map even though I'm specifying that I don't want a graphic. I'm assigning my own symbology to the selected feature (the orange border in the below image), and I don't want the additional blue graphic that is being forced on the selected feature. Here is my code for the search process: //Create search tool to search addresses const searchTool = new Search({ view: myView, sources: [ { layer: parcelLyr, searchFields: ["propstreet"], displayField: "propstreet", name: "LayerSearchSource", placeholder: "example: 500 Griswold", suggestionsEnabled: true, //autoNavigate: true, resultGraphicEnabled: false } ], container: addressSearchBar, includeDefaultSources: false, resultGraphicEnabled: false }) searchTool.on("select-result", function(event){ console.log("location was chosen ", event) long = event.result.feature.geometry.centroid.longitude + 0.003 lat = event.result.feature.geometry.centroid.latitude myView.center = [long, lat]; myView.zoom = 16 console.log("geometry: ", event.result.feature.geometry) selectedParcel = event.result.feature createHighlightedParcel(); })‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ I create my own symbology in the createHighlightedParcel() function at the end. My understanding is that setting resultGraphicEnabled to false should remove the result graphic. Am I wrong about this? Is there another way to prevent the result graphic? Thank you ... View more

Hello, I'm creating a map application using the ArcGIS API for JS v4.11. I'm running into an issue where I can't zoom closer than zoom level 16. I've applied constraints to my MapView, which I've called myView: //Constrain the max and min zoom levels myView.constraints = { minZoom: 13, maxZoom: 19 };‍‍‍‍‍ The minZoom is being honered... I can't zoom out further than zoom level 13, but I can't zoom in to 19. I don't know if it makes a difference, but I'm using a custom basemap that I created using the Vector Tile Style Editor: ArcGIS Vector Tile Style Editor  Is there any additional configuration I need to do if using a custom basemap? Here's how I bring in the custom basemap: //Create the main map, starting with a custom basemap var basemap = new Basemap({ baseLayers: [ new VectorTileLayer({ portalItem: { id: "ddef64bb74174dd6adf7cff46dd24da7" } }) ], title: "customBM", id: "customBM" });‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Thanks, Paul ... View more

I've created a print service with a custom print template. I'm relatively new to this, so the solution might be obvious but I can't seem to figure it out.  I've added the print service URL to the web application I'm putting together using Web AppBuilder: The print template that I've created was made in ArcMap and looks like the following: I had no issues publishing this as a printing service to Server.  When I use the Print widget with no layers on the map (just the basemap), I'm able to successfully run my custom printing service: However, the problem arises when I add a layer to the map. In the below image, I've added a layer using the Add Data widget: But when I try to Print using my custom template, I get the error: Error, try again. When I hover over the exclamation point, the message I get is esriJobFailed: Is there something that I missed when setting up the Printing Service itself? Any documentation to get me going in the right direction would be appreciated. Thanks ... View more

Can someone tell me if I'd be able to add the content of a feature layer hosted on AGO to a Power BI dashboard and create tiles that are populated with the content from the feature layer. I've been able to add my AGO content to a map in Power BI, but I haven't been able to interact with that content in a tile. Is this functionality that simply doesn't exist or is it that I don't have the proper subscription? Thank you. ... View more

I'd like to set up Collector for ArcGIS so that each person conducting the survey automatically has their name recorded as the surveyor. We'd like to use this as a way to make sure that some of our surveyors are not filling in for others if someone shirks their responsibilities. In our case we have five surveyors. If surveyor A conducts a survey, then I would like the Collector form to automatically record surveyor A (or some sort of unique identifier) as the person doing the work. I initially thought that setting up Feature Layer Views might be the solution, but according to this document I'm unable to change Value Lists in Feature Layer Views: Create hosted feature layer views—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  Is there some other workflow where I would be able to somehow set each of the surveyors up so that their names are automatically recorded when they conduct a survey? Would configuring ownership of multiple Feature Layers (one for each surveyor) somehow solve this? Thanks  ... View more

I'd like to query content according to a spatial relationship using ArcGIS API 4.12. I've set up a test of this query as follows: var municBoundariesURL = "https://devarcgisent.placeholdertext.lan/serverdev/rest/services/ParkFinder/MunicipalBoundaries2/MapServer/0" var queryOptions = new Query({ //where: "1=1", outFields: ["*"], returnGeometry: true, spatialRelationship: "within", geometry: "-83.04517899999858,42.32973669999929" });‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ var queryTask = new QueryTask({ url: municBoundariesURL }); queryTask.execute(queryOptions).then(function(response){ var nameResults = response.features.map(function(feature){ feature.name = feature.attributes.NAME return feature; }); });‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ I know this isn't set up correctly, but I played with a number of configurations and every time I got a message in the console saying: "[esri.core.Accessor] Accessor#set Invalid property value, value needs to be one of 'esri.geometry.Extent', 'esri.geometry.Multipoint', 'esri.geometry.Point', 'esri.geometry.Polyline', 'esri.geometry.Polygon', or a plain object that can autocast (having .type = 'extent', 'multipoint', 'point', 'polyline', 'polygon')" The heart of my question boils down to lines 2-7 above. I can successfully search by field name (ie, set 'where' equal to "1=1" or any other field name), so I know the query is working when the query options are populated properly. Can someone help me to set up the query options so that I can return just the feature that the point (specified with 'geometry') falls within?  Thank you ... View more