Latest Contributions by ChrisSergent

I still get the 500, but simply as an error. It's not writing to the console. ... View more

I might have modified it incorrectly; here is what I updated and still get an error with a stopped web service: var requestHandle = esriRequest({         url: "http://maps.decaturil.gov/arcgis/rest/services/test/StreetSignTest/FeatureServer/0",         content: {             f: 'json'         },         handleAs: "json"     });     requestHandle.then(         function (lyrJSON, io) {             console.info(lyrJSON);         }, function (err) {             console.info(err);         }       ); ... View more

This one I could not get to work. It just errored out if a web service was not running but did not write to the console log. ... View more

Yes, this gets me a layer name. I would basically want to say something like: If lryJSON.name = "sign" then app.signLayer = "http://maps.decaturil.gov/arcgis/rest/services/test/StreetSignTest/FeatureServer/0" That way I can assign layers based on verified names in the event that they are moved. Do you know what I would need to add? ... View more

Ken and Robert Scheitlin, GISP​ I have the JSON information here: http://maps.decaturil.gov/arcgis/rest/services/test/StreetSignTest/FeatureServer/0?f=pjson and I want the name of this layer. Do you know how to get the value from the name of name, which would be the name of the layer. ... View more

Exactly. I just want to know how to read the value of 500 from my code. Even an alert would help, as I want to exit my code if this code exists. ... View more

I think that is the right way to go. I got the following message when I tried that layer: Error: Error handling service request : Could not find a service with the name 'test/MapServer/StreetSignTest' in the configured clusters. Service may be stopped or ArcGIS Server may not be running. Code: 500 So, do you or Andy Gup​ know what I should write to evaluate an error of 500 in my code for that URL? I have looked up how to read JSON responses, but I can find code to evaluate this. ... View more

I am currently not receiving any errors when I pasted in the URL for the stopped web service. Any ideas why? Here is the stopped service location: test/StreetSignTest (FeatureServer) ... View more

I'm currently not receiving any error messages when I paste in the URL for a stopped service. Any ideas? ... View more

I just wanted to evaluate the URL. All the information should exist independent of my application running, so I wanted to check if I could see any information before consuming the service. ... View more

Okay, I have my service stopped right now at: test/StreetSignTest (FeatureServer) The URL does not provide an error by opening the page; it just shows up as blank. ... View more

Kelly Hutchins​ I updated my code to the following. Your code was working but it was providing me with a unique list of values entered. I wanted the coded values that were available for entry for the web service: I was using this page: FeatureLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript /* Query Begin */             var query = new esriQuery();             var queryBacking = new queryTask("http://maps.decaturil.gov/arcgis/rest/services/test/StreetSignTest/FeatureServer/0");             query.where = "1=1";             query.returnGeometry = false;             query.outFields = ["BACKING"];             query.returnDistinctValues = true;             queryBacking.execute(query, function (results) {                 array.forEach(results.features.getDomain("BACKING"), function (feature) {                     console.log(feature.getDomain["BACKING"]);                     });                                //for (var i = 0; i < results.CodedValues.length; i++) {                 //    console.log(results.CodedValues);                 //}             });             /* Query End */ I'm getting this error: TypeError: results.features.getDomain is not a function {stack: (...), message: "results.features.getDomain is not a function"} message: "results.features.getDomain is not a function" stack: (...) get stack: function () { [native code] } set stack: function () { [native code] } __proto__: Error "TypeError: results.features.getDomain is not a function I also tried this, but it was undefined: console.log(app.signLayer.getDomain("BACKING").value); How should I use getDomain to get the list of values? ... View more

I ended up entering the following: /* Query Begin */                         var query = new esriQuery("http://maps.decaturil.gov/arcgis/rest/services/test/StreetSignTest/FeatureServer/0");             query.where = "CONDITION_ IS NOT NULL";             query.returnGeometry = false;             query.outFields = ["CONDITION_"]             query.returnDistinctValues = true;             layer.queryFeatures(query, function (results) {                 array.forEach(results.features, function (feature) {                     console.log(feature.attributes["CONDITION_"]);                 });             });             /* Query End */ I used esriQuery because dojo/query was in the require statement and already used a variable name query and here is the latest code: csergent45/streetSigns · GitHub ... View more