Latest Contributions by MikkelHylden

Tony - I see that this question is going on a year old now, I asked the same question of ESRI resources at the DevSummit last week and didn't get any solid answers beyond doing multiple search and replace operations in the Javascript/JSON files.  Have you come up with anything better recently?  ... View more

I've been having issues with the zoom scales, similar (I think) to some of the users above who have modified the specific scales in the default tool.  I'm using cached services, so trying to go beyond 1128 won't work anyhow (using the web mercator default scales).  Their issues seemed to be fixed in V1.1.3, but I'm already at the current 1.1.6 Print Plus version (WAB 1.3 and server 10.3.1) and still experiencing it the following: Unless my map is already zoomed to the max scale, the print plus widget will zoom in one more level as it takes the 'snapshot' of the map, and then back out again when it's complete.  The PDF generated in either case is not exactly what was in the red box, which was my original goal in using this tool.  Is there an issue with using it either with the web mercator scales (since they use decimals, does that cause the zoom?) or with the custom templates in the print service?  The maps come into the templates just fine, and they are pretty basic, but with a different extent than what was displayed in the tool.  Thanks in advance, Mikkel Map scales as listed in the config_PrintPlus.json: "mapScales": [     591657527.591555,     295828763.795777,     147914381.897889,     73957190.948944,     36978595.474472,     18489297.737236,     9244648.868618,     4622324.434309,     2311162.217155,     1155581.108577,     577790.554289,     288895.277144,     144447.638572,     72223.819286,     36111.909643,     18055.954822,     9027.977411,     4513.988705,     2256.994353,     1128.497176   ] ... View more

You got me on the right track Robert - somehow my app's main config still had the following in it, so the widget config that was getting loaded was in a CustomWidget directory that I had missed.  I'll update the app's config to look in the right place, but that was what was happening... "name": "CustomWidgetTemplate",         "label": "Query by Related",         "uri": "widgets/queryrelated/Widget",         "config": "configs/CustomWidgetTemplate/config_Query by Related.json",         "icon": "configs\\queryrelated\\icon_Query by Related.png", ... View more

Thanks for your reply Robert. Unfortunately, that didn’t do the trick for me. I’ve never had a config file for this widget (called queryrelated) in the app’s configs/queryrelated directory – there has just been the icon image in there. I’ve been (up to this point) successfully able to change settings in my app’s widgets/queryrelated/config.json file. I attempted to add a file in my configs/queryrelated called config_queryrelated.json to no avail. Apparently I have built a custom widget that is not ‘standard’ but I’m really not sure why it’s stopped picking up changes or why it ever did. I also tried to change the config.json in the version that sits in my stemapp directory widgets folder and view in developer mode, also without success. Mikkel ... View more

I agree that it is a tool best limited to some set of 'super-user' types.  In the wrong hands it just leads to trouble.  ... View more

Not exactly.  I had created the service as secured in our server instance, but when I added it to AGOL by connecting to that AGS instance, I didn't check the box to 'save credentials', so whenever a user was accessing the service first or refreshed the page they were asked to log in again.  I think that as CE Howard mentioned above, I can create a new Map Image service in AGOL, and then use AGOL Assistant to change the service URLs in my Web Map to point to the new service that does have the credentials saved. ... View more

Thanks - that's the route I've started going down, and seems to be the right way to go. ... View more

CE Did you ever get a response to this?  I have the same issue, where I have an existing service entered in a map that I really don't want to go through and completely reconfigure, but I need to be able to save the credentials now, which wasn't done at the time it was created. Just trying to avoid the PITA and re-doing all the popups... Thanks very much, Mikkel ... View more

Rex, Just found this post looking for an answer to my own problem: In my case, we have a web service that will take service calls as input from a call center.  The information in the request may have several means of matching to a location, but I need to access the db directly, use an address geocode lookup, and possibly find the center of an area.  To do this, I've written my web service in .Net (C#) and deployed it in IIS on the web server. Everything works great when I run through my development machine, but the deployed verison has issues with the runtime.  From what I'm reading above the runtime should not be used with web server-deployed apps.  Are there no longer libraries for .NET on the server side of things?  I'm executing my geocode, etc. through rest services, but I need access to the ESRI types (Point, etc.) so put in the reference to the runtime, thinking that was what I needed. Any clarification will be much appreciated. Thanks, Mikkel ... View more

Thanks Robert, switching from straight Ajax to the queryTask did the trick.  ... View more

Thanks. I did end up doing essentially that. What was really hoping for though is the ability to deploy the same app in both without having to recreate it. I ended up doing a bunch of manual copies of widgets and configs but will get tedious. Sent from my iPhone ... View more

Robert, I had a version of this working for my local deployment, using ajax queries against REST Services.  This all worked fine until we deployed to the test environment that is on a secured server, so all my queries to the REST services now result in a 403 - permission denied message.  My question to you is how you have the eSearch configured to get past that - I also have the eSearch in my app, and that does succeed in bringing back data.  Is the query Task that you utilize somehow handled differently than the direct ajax call to the service?  thanks in advance, Mikkel ... View more