Latest Contributions by RebeccaStrauch__GISP

I was going to create a new "idea" but decided this is really just an extension of your request.   Maybe adding a comment will get others to see this and get the idea promoted. Our organization uses a custom basemap gallery since we use a non-AGOL standard projection (i.e. Albers, not WMA) for most of our work.  However, the basemaps that are available thru the defaul basemap gallery are also very useful.  Because AGOL and the Javascript API will not project basemaps on-the-fly, it would be very helpful to be able to create multiple basemap galleries, one for each projection that an organization requires. The selection of the basemap gallery would need to be an option thru Web Application builder, the API and when creating a new map within the organization.  The administrator should still be able to set a default gallery, but organization users should be able to override, especially within Desktop. (btw - if it's possible to edit your original post, add some tags such as "basemap gallery, JavaScript, Web Applicaiton Builder, ArcGIS Online"    It might get a few more people to see this idea. ) ... View more

Sam, that isn't an error that I've ever personally seen, but glad that you were able to find a version that works.  but, seems to me IE 11 (and 8..and probably prior) are the most troublesome ones. ... View more

Paul, here is an older blog post (2010) on the topic. Add data from a CSV file to any ArcGIS Online map | ArcGIS Blog ANd some additional help on creating a feature service for a csv file. CSV to Feature Service | ArcGIS for Developers in case that is what you are looking for. ... View more

HI Sam, I'm not able to see the entire image you attached so I can't see the error, but will throw this out there.  We have had a range off issues using IE 11, and some issues we had a fix for with  IE 10, so have gone back to IE 9.  Most of our issues where within the network too, including just trying to fire up arcgis.  if  that is an option,you might want to give it a try.  Ie you need the fix for IE 10, let me know....I have it posted on my wall at the office. ... View more

I can relate....some days are like that.   ... View more

Jeff, I had a similar thing happen yesterday where my basemap/image would display at full scale, but when I tried to print, only operational layers would show.  For me, I had to go back to my basemap ArcGIS Server service and change the "minimum scale" in my case. I did this in ArcGIS Server Manager, selecting properties for the service I was having issues with.  This is a custom and cached/tiled  basemap, tiled from   1:16m to 1:24k.  In manager, I was allowed to change the "minimum scale" to 30m.   I saved and refreshed the service.  That seems to have fixed it for me.  I was not able to find this in Catalog (their it was "minimum cached scale" , not "minimum scale") I'm not sure that this is the way it should work, but it did.  My guess is that since my cache was set to 1:16,000,000 and displayed correctly, when I when to print is was attempting to get different tile scale and was then blank.  For my immediate purposes of testing printing with custom templates and geopdf, that's what I needed.  I'll be messing with it more myself in the future. Hope this helps giveyou some ideas to try. ... View more

I like Wing Python IDE for Python Developers - Wingware Python IDE      The "Wing ID 101" is free but I use the Pro (commercial Use since I work for a state agency) but there are other levels.   The developer/support team is very responsive, which is always nice.  I also have used Brackets Brackets - The Free, Open Source Code Editor for the Web since I am using that for my JS and HTML, and it also has python as an option.   but typically that is just for quick fixes. There are many nice IDEs so it's worth looking at a few (free ones) to see what works best. ... View more

So, first placed I would have thought it  was on the "attributes" tab......maybe hacked as an added proxy rule?  Just guessing. Have you tried the "click to add a new basemap" in the properties for the Basemap Gallery widget? If you can figure out the item ID from AGOL you would expect it to see the key you have entered there.  If not, this seems this is an overlooked feature "we" should ask for.  Enter it on the Esri Arcgis Ideas | Ideas Submission Portal page, and I'll vote for it. But my guess is it may need to be a custom/modified widget.  Suggestions, since this is related to AGOL too, it might help to move this discussion to the ArcGIS Online or maybe Robert Scheitlin, GISP‌      's   Web AppBuilder Custom Widgets  page.  That may help it get more views from others doing the same sort of thing.  And Robert plans to work on custom JS widgets as he did for Flex.  Good location to join/follow. Edit: forgot to add the image. ... View more

I'm assuming you are wanting to add the bing basemaps to your ArcGIS Online (AGOL) Basemap gallery? Typically for this I would create an ArcGIS Online map and add the Bing layer as the base map, then save the map to my custom basemap gallery group.  I went to test this last night to give more details, but I'm wondering if there is currently an issue with ArcGIS Online and Bing map services.  Like you, I'm able to access thru Desktop with my Bing key.  I also have the Bing key entered in my AGOL enterprise account, but following the steps to add the Bing base doesn't give any error, but the basemap is blank. I tested that it was still available thru desktop (to verify my Bing Key was still valid) so I'm now thinking it is a current issue with just AGOL.    ?? As to how to reference it directly in code, I do not know how to do that (but would like to know if it's possible). ... View more

I'm  more familiar with JavaScript, so. I apologize if you have already tried this.  In JavaScript, I use the proxy file which contains my token information which I then reference in my web doc.  You may want to check out these links, including one that was having issues that was then resolved.  Might help you track down your issue. How to use secure ArcGIS Server services | ArcGIS Blog ArcGIS API for Silverlight   Help doc arcgis server - Token doesn't work when applied to map service - Silverlight - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exch… since I've been dealing with the same issues of getting my secure services to be accessed seamlessly, I know it can take a while to get everything tested and working, so good luck with it all.  FYI I do have mine working finally. ... View more

Hi Tim, from the help "The data that you wish to replicate must be versioned, but not with the option to move edits to base" is also a requirement.  For 10.2 ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) I have used the one-way replication without an issue to both another SDE database and FGDB, but I do not typically push my changes to the replica. This is not because I have any issue, but since I only update my FGDB about once a month, and also run a series of python scripts to make create more user friendly subsets of our master, I just run a python script to setup the FGDB on the fly with the additional feature datasets I need.  Since I don't need to do this on a daily basis (which you might), this is a better workflow for me.  My master is also fairly compact.  Creating a one-way replica to a FGDB is not too difficult, although I'm always a bit nervous that I'm going the correct direction. Nice thing about a one-way to a FGDB, is you can test it out fairly easily with harming your master.   Never hurts to make a backup of you master before starting....but that's just my practice. ... View more

If you are interested in obtaining a free Bing key for access with ArcGIS, this is the help link ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)     I went thru the process and is was fairly easy. ... View more

Joe: I had this issue a couple weeks ago because I had originally created the connection from a machine outside my network, and then tried to connect to the same AGOL/portal connection, using the same profile (login name) from a machine on my network.  I don't think is has anything to do with network vs external, but more that there are two machine attempting to "create" the "Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS" under the same AGOL profile.  How I figured this out was by viewing the details for the "Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS" on AGOL that was originally created (from my external Duo computer). When I reviewed the "registered info", I noticed the reference to the Duo machine for the Redirect URI.  What I did to correct this is was to basically disable the one I had created from the my (personal) DUO so I could recreate it from my work computer.  As noted below, I think it probably could be registered to two, but have not tested that, since the steps below fixed my immediate problem. Steps log into AGOL with the profile that you used to access you AGOL account go to My Content find the "Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS", and from the pull down select "View item details" Click on the "REGISTERED INFO" link, and you will most likely see the original machine listed under the "Redirect URI".  In my case, it showed the computer name "DUO" (and may have had both http and https versions). If you select "EDIT", after the Access and Use Constraints section, there is are two options under App Registration: "UPDATE" and "UNREGISTER APP". In my particular situation, I really did not want the DUO as my machine and was never quite able to get the correct syntax for my networked machine (now I know what it is, but couldn't figure it out by trial and error).  So, what worked for me was to use the UNREGISTER APP which seemed to disable it completely.  I renamed the "Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS" on AGOL to make sure it would not be a conflict (now I could delete it if I want) I was then able to start up WAB beta 2 from my networked machine, which created a new "Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS"  and all worked then. My guess is if you need to run WAB from several machines using the same AGOL profile, the process would be to use the UPDATE to add additional computers.  I plan to test this out eventually, but have not yet. FYI: the format is wanted for my machine name: http://<machinename>.<domain>    and also an https version of the same.  In my case the domain portion is my <departments domain>.<state name>.local    which is just the long version of the domain.  By the way, the "App Type: is browser but there are several other options (Native, Server and Multiple) if you do a complete unregister and the register.  I do not know what these others mean, or whether they are implemented....so if you happen to go that route, make sure to use the Browser option... if WAB creates it, that is selected automatically. So that is what worked for me.  I do not know whether that is the "supported" solution. or not.  Let me know if something isn't clear and I'll try to clarify it. Let me know if it works for you or not. ... View more

I Figured as much, but don't ever want to ignore the basic level. and actually I have seen the zoom issues lately too, now that I think about it.  I've been bouncing between Fkex builder and the JavaScriot web app builder....but I think it was in the flex builder that I saw it.  (Away from office so can't check). I usually just ignore it and use the shift-drag box   To zoom in.  So, a bit of an annoyance, but just adjust.  I think my app was working...just not the flex builder. ... View more