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AdrianMarsden
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(2 Idea Submissions)Latest Contributions by AdrianMarsden
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Many thanks - I did start to refactor it a few years back, but never finished. On a long list of stuff to do.
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08-31-2016
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Thanks for that - it took me a while to realize it was coded for AMD - I'm still on legacy code, mostly, so had to hack it into my existing code - not the first time I've done that
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08-31-2016
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That looks too easy I thought about some sort of filter of the results (see OP) but hadn't followed it up as I thought it would be expensive in time. The benefit of getting the find/query task to do it all would be that it would be querying the end SQL database, where I can ensure all the fields that form part of the query are indexed. I'll see if I can try that
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08-31-2016
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🙂 Nope all three areas are within 100km - but find where a user is coming from is a problem I am sure I can resolve, even if it is getting the user to choose when first logged in and storing as a cookie. Getting the Find task to have an AND it it, is my problem
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08-30-2016
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Hi I've got a web app that could potentially be used by three geographical bodies. The app features an address search, that hits a service with a single layer that has address records in. When it is one body it is easy, the address service layer has features just for that body. When it is one of three bodies I'd like to a) detect where they are coming from to keep a single code base - I'm sure I can do this by IP address range, login name or something then b) have the address layer to be used in the FIND task have all 3 areas addresses, but the find to work something like this plain English SQL; Find where address contains <User inputted search string> AND area = <area defined by which body the user is from> I'm not sure if this is possible - any ideas? The find task has searchfields, and search text. Currently my searchfields are three that contain different components of the address. So searchFields = "Address1, Address2, Postcode" and searchText would equal "Magnolia Cottage" or something So, if I expand the Searchfields to include "Area" (which may be "East Utopia", Gotham City", "Cursed Earth (north)" for the three bodies, I'd then have to tag one of these three onto "Magnolia Cottage" - which would fail. I could query the incoming recordset, but this seems hard and wasteful, where a simple addition of a AND to the find task would work. Any ideas? ACM
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08-30-2016
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No - I don't think you can reference a service in a service. What I do is add the tiles in. When you create the tiles they go to some folder specified in your config. Open ArcMap, add data, navigate to the folder that is named the same as your tiled service, so maybe something like d:\arcgisserver\arcgiscache\MyTiledService. You will see it say "layers" in the add data box, select that, and your tiles from the service are added just like any other raster layer into your MXD. After you've done this, you can if you like, switch off the service that produced them if you're concerend about resources. Cheers ACM
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07-20-2016
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OK - I had a similar issue a few year's back. I wanted to a basemap that was tiled at zooms of 1:lots to about 1:5,000. Then after that freshly produced mapping from the vector source. The high level stuff doesn't change that much and is used for quick location purposes. The detailed stuff is OS MasterMap that updates every two months. I didn't want my users to have only a fixed number of zooms - my users want to print out to scale at all sorts of scales - I cannot second guess the scales they would want. So, this is what I did Created a map service for scales of 1:lots to 1:5,000 using the OS vector map products Set a nice set of scales to tile this service generated the tiles - this took a while Created another MXD. This time it had my detailed stuff in AND the tiles created from the first service as a layer. I creates a dynamic service from this MXD. This is the one I use for my basemapping. The result is that the users may get a slightly odd looking map at scales between the tiled map levels, but this isn't important. The important thing is getting freshly produced basemapping, straight from the vector source at ALL scales below 1:5000. A hack - but it works for me ACM
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07-19-2016
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Hi - did you ever resolve this? I'm trying to do similar AGS and WA on same server Public sub domain served by MS TMG reserve proxy firewall We have a CA Cert for *.ourmaindomain.tld We have a need to enable htpps on sub domain I tried adding the CA Cert to AGS following instructions, but everything broke - I think I managed to get https access to our sub domain internally (so not going via TMG reverse proxy) but my Javascript API sites broke Cheers ACM
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