Latest Contributions by MeleKoneya

‎04-03-2016

Joshua, Thanks for the explanation and suggestion. That makes perfect sense. You are correct that the assetid on the posts is unique but once joined to the signs table it is not longer unique. I added the Query Layer again to ArcMap and this time let ArcMap figure out the Unique Identifier(s) to use and now I am seeing the number of records I had expected. Thanks, Mele

‎03-29-2016

Joshua, This is query I am using. SELECT S.[AssetReferenceId] ,S.[AssetTypeId] ,S.[Name] ,S.[Description] ,S.[AssetId] ,S.[IntersectionNumber] ,S.[SignTypeId] ,S.[SignOrientationId] ,P.Shape FROM [STREETOPSWORKORDERDBSVR].[StreetOps].[gis].[SignsGISMapping] S LEFT JOIN StreetOps.sde.TRF_Signposts_VW P ON S.AssetID = P.asset_id I use the AssetID field as the Unique Identifier. The AssetId field is a int data type. I also have some Query Layers where I use the ObjectID of the feature class as a unique identifier and I see the same behavior with the counts between SQL Server Management Studio and ArcMap. I did see a similar thread that involved Oracle. Maybe it is something for Support to address. Thanks, Mele

‎03-26-2016

I created a query in SQL Server Management studio using a SQL Server ArcSDE multi-version view joined to another SQL table. I am joining a signs SQL table to our sign posts feature class. We have more signs than signposts so I am using a Left Join to get the SQL Geometry of the Sign Post feature class and assigning it to the joined sign. When I run the query SQL in management studio, I see about 45,000 records returned. When I take that same SQL statement and create a Query Layer from it, the number or records in the Query Layer's attribute table is about 29,000. If I than export the Query Layer to a shapefile, the number of records exported matches exactly the roughly 45,000 I expected to see. I have seen these types of discrepancies in counts before with SQL Query Layers when used in ArcMap. What is the cause of this issue? It makes it hard to trust what is shown in ArcMap when view the Query Layer directly. Thanks, Mele

‎03-17-2016

Kelly, Thanks for the response. I do believe that your suggestion of re-adding the feature layer from the feature service would resolve the display the issue and we may pursue that eventually in our development environment. My concern with the service ID had to do with the Batch Attribute Editor widget that we are using. I am using the widget that was available before it was a part of the core Web App Builder widgets. Rather than using the Feature Service URL, it looks like it uses the layer ID from the webmap, so I would have to update that within the Batch Attribute Editor widget as well. Because we have a version of this application that is in production, I don't want to make too many changes to widgets. I hope that the Batch Attribute Editor widget is the only one affected, but I am not completely sure of that. Do you know if there are plans to change the behavior of the webmap when the underlying services change? Thanks again Mele

‎03-15-2016

I think I see the problem. The WebMap Json is not updated when the Feature Service is updated. I was able to use ArcGIS Online Assistant to see the definition of my WebMap. With ArcGIS Online Assistant I was able to see that the new Values did not have a symbol in the AGOL webmap. One solution would be to add the Feature Service again to update the webmap but since this webmap is in production in a Web App Builder application, I am very reluctant to do that as the Feature Service ID may change and the Web App Builder would have to be updated. The ArcGIS Online Assistant also gives a chance to edit the webmap, but again I would not want to do this to a production webmap. If there is a better way please let me know. Mele

‎03-15-2016

I created an AGOL Webmap using map services and a feature service from our internal ArcGIS Server. I then used the WebMap in Web App builder to edit the feature service. Things have been working very well until we added a Value to the Feature Class and then grouped the New Value with an existing Symbol and Value in the MXD and then overwrote the existing Map Service/Feature Service. This is the Original Value and Label in the Feature Service. These are the newly added Values and Labels in the Feature Service that were grouped with the above. I can see the Features with the new Value in the Feature Service when I open it with ArcGIS.Com from the Feature Service page, but when I look at it in the existing AGOL webmap the symbols for the newly grouped values do not show up. I did label the features and know that they are in the WebMap because I can click on them and get the popup, but there is no symbol on the map. Is there a way to refresh my WebMap to show the new Values or is there something I am missing? Thanks for any assistance. I am perplexed Mele

‎02-19-2016

That worked and resolved the error message I was seeing. Mele

‎02-19-2016

I am accessing it from the CDN. <script src="https://js.arcgis.com/3.15/"></script> When I try to open the .html file from my local file system. I get this message: After clicking "Allow Blocked Content" nothing shows in IE but if I look into the debugger I see this: Thanks, Mele

‎02-19-2016

I am accessing an .html file from my local file system. I just created some sample scripts to test out some functionality in a file before trying to deploy it. Thanks, Mele

‎02-18-2016

I created a simple JavaScript sample in a text editor as an HTML file saved to a local drive that I try to open with IE. When I do open it, I get this error: SCRIPT5: Access is denied. File: 3.15, Line: 153, Column: 375 I can open it in Chrome but not IE. How can I resolve this? Thanks, Mele

‎02-18-2016

Thanks for this discussion. I am still learning about using the LocateButton in the ArcGIS JavaScript API. Does this mean that the application should be HTTPS:? What about the map services used in an application? Can they be HTTP? Thanks, Mele

‎02-10-2016

Very Cool stuff. I like the local perspective app. Looks like we can find something that will address our needs at the featured apps link too. Mele

‎02-10-2016

Thanks Matthew. I was afraid of this. It looks like My Maps in Google can do this and I was hoping to replace some of the Google maps on our City's site with AGOL. Is there another AGOL template that might do this?

‎02-10-2016

I created a web app to show some bus stop data and like the option to show the popup contents in the side panel. One thing I don't like is that when the side panel opens to show data, it moves the map to the right rather than 'flying over' the map. Is there a way to have the map stay in place while the side panel moves over the map? Thanks, Mele

‎02-02-2016

Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you Xander Bakker Mele

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