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Kirk, The pop-up is configured in the web map. Did you set it as a link? Regards, Tom
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Mike, Any chance that the length of sLink that you are putting back in row[1] exceeds the maximum length of the column? Regards, Tom
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Joaquin, The JavaScript API has a busyIndicator module that will do the work for you. Here is a link: esri/dijit/util/busyIndicator | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Tom
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You are welcome! I am sure as time goes by, more apps will be developed that examine the EXIF information an properly orient each image. Until then we will have to figure out good ways to view them! Regards, Tom
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Stephanie, Images taken with devices like phones store metadata about the image taken. They can contain lots of information like the GPS location and the images orientation. Here is a post I wrote about running into this problem. Proper Image Rotation from Mobile Uploads This is not a bug. It is intentional. When a device takes an image, they want to be immediately ready to take the next image. If the device has to spend resources reorienting the image, it slows the whole process down. Instead it just stores the information. I hope this helps! Regards, Tom
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Andrew, They should be able to co-exist without a problem. My widget is "Measure". The default widget is "Measurement". You can change the label when adding the widgets to your projects to what will best suit your needs. Regards, Tom
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Lynn, Have you explored the temporal renderer? It might work well for your point display. TemporalRenderer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Tom
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Bing, You can communicate between widgets. Maybe this link will be of help: Communication between widgets—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers Regards, Tom
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It may be a difference between a geodesic measure and planar, but I am only guessing! Regards, Tom
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Tim, I thought it might be meters, but that doesn't calculate properly either. I tried to look at the services directory for routing to see if might show what the default units are and it has been disabled. http://route.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/Route/NAServer/Route_World Regards, Tom
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Ben, I am not sure that the Shape_Length is in feet... I have been comparing it to the Total_Miles and Total_Kilometers and they don't calculate as expected. Just wanted you to know... Regards, Tom
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Ben, Tim is correct! My apologies, you really don't need the geometryEngine. With the attributes you have length specified in many ways. There are attributes for Total_Kilometers and Total_Miles. Regards, Tom
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Ben, Yes! The result contains a polyline. You can add a reference to the geometryEngine and calculate the length of the polyline using the geodesicLength method. Something like this: var routeLength = geometryEngine.geodesicLength(evt.results.routeResults[0].route.geometry); You can also specify the UNITS that the length will return from the calculation or it will use the default from the geometry used. In this case meters. You can find out more about it here: esri/geometry/geometryEngine | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Regards, Tom
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