Latest Contributions by DavidBuehler

I added the new version to the web app builder developer at the in stemapps widget folder level.  I have not attempted to update an existing app yet. I was just going to make a new app for a new project, and say that I do not get that functionality. ... View more

Ok so what am I doing wrong. I downloaded the esearch zip file from the link on the main part, unzipped it and placed it with the other widgets.  I do not get the newer 1.2.0.6 functionality.  I do not get the clear on the "By Value" nor do I get any options to configure a layer symbology.  Suggestions? ... View more

Robert, I am about to try some.  I just wanted to make sure before I went to far down the rabbit hole.  Thanks for clarifying. ... View more

I totally missed that step.  I did not have it set to "from config".  That solved the problem.  I appreciate the help.  Does this widget work with secured services? ... View more

This tool is great, and I appreciate the hours and skill put into it. I might have missed something, but how do you get the selection to show up as a different color or fill? All mine does is seem to thicken just a bit compared to the other features.  ... View more

I am also having trouble with using my own export map task GP similar to what Courtney Barbee mentioned.  I also do not get the ticks, scale, or even the show layout.   It looks like it is pulling the templates, I do not see the red layout either. Any thoughts? ... View more

Couple things I have noticed after I downloaded from the link at the top.  After unzipping and placing it in the correct folder, and launching web app builder development edition. I used the setup guide, and I attempted to set it up using several of my services and web maps.  Using the By Attribute tab, my first search in the drop down does not return anything and subsequent search return, "Search failed!".  When I search by a shape, for this example lets say a point, it selects the parcel fine, but when I want to use the "By Spatial" tab and enter a distance it only returns adjacent properties not the 200ft buffer I would like.  Also the "Search Results" in the attribute table spins and does not return anything until I hit refresh. I am not using the standard Web Mercator Auxiliary for my projection, and am instead using our local project of 103471 for the map, services, and default spatial reference WKID.  If that is at all pertinent to whatever I am experiencing.    ... View more

I know it has been a while, but the project scope has changed.  I modified the code below.  It works great if the data is not versioned, on the default version of the database, or in a file geodatabase.  Is there a limitation when working with a version of a sde database? For instance, a webediting version of default. # Orginal Code Created:     20/06/2014 # Orginal Copyright:   (c) pschneider 2014 # Modified Code Created:  December 08, 2014 # Modified Copyright: (c) DBuehler 2015 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- import arcpy # Libraries to import # CSV writing function. Seperate function that is called int the main function def log(txt, inFile, newRun):     try:         if newRun == True:             csvFile = open(inFile, 'w')         elif newRun == False:             csvFile = open(inFile, 'a')         csvFile.writelines(txt)         csvFile.flush()         csvFile.close()     except IOError:         print 'Unable to write to file ' + inFile #Main function that creates a field array of fields, then writes the headers, and then rights matching rows and updates them def main():     inDS = r"C:\TEMP\JUNK\Testing.gdb\Testing"     whereClause = r"STATUS = 'New' AND (PUBLICSTREETS = 'Damaged/Missing Street Sign' OR PUBLICSTREETS = 'Icy Intersection/Road' OR PUBLICSTREETS = 'Pothole' OR PUBLICSTREETS = 'Public Vegetation Concern')"     statusField = "STATUS"     logDir = r"C:\TEMP\JUNK\StreetDeptStreetIssues.csv"     updateTo = "Assigned"     fieldArr = []     for fld in arcpy.ListFields(inDS):         fieldArr.append(fld.name)     fieldArr.remove('SHAPE')     fieldArr.remove('GlobalID')     fieldArr.remove('REQUESTID')     fieldArr.remove('SOCIALLOGIN') # Part where the headers get written to the log directory     headerLine = ""     for i in range(len(fieldArr)):         if i != len(fieldArr) - 1:             headerLine += str(fieldArr) + ","         else:             headerLine += str(fieldArr) + "\n"         log(headerLine, logDir, True)     fieldxi = fieldArr.index(statusField)     try:         with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(inDS, fieldArr, whereClause) as cursor:             for row in cursor:                 rowLine = ""                 fileWrite = ""                 for i in range(len(row)):                     if i == whereClause:                         logDir = cursor[row]                     if i != len(row) - 1:                         rowLine += str(row) + ","                     else:                         rowLine += str(row) + "\n"                 row[fieldxi] = updateTo                 cursor.updateRow(row)                 log(rowLine, logDir, False)     except:         print 'Error updating the dataset' if __name__ == '__main__':     main() ... View more

Has anyone successfully made a web map that supports not just an up vote using a related records? Or is Collector the way to go until they add that functionality into web app builder or another template? ... View more

Nice. That is exactly what I was thinking. I appreciate what you have done. Are you going to continue with the other coordinate methods? Because if you do, Emergency Services can use the USNG/MGRS, and a quick check of local coordinates would be great. ... View more

Cool! Not be nit picky, but is there a way to restrict the values of decimal places in the both the decimal degrees section and the degree/minute/seconds?  What I mean by that is if I enter: If I enter: Lat 44°39'27.377"N Long 90°9'57.507"W in DMS, It would return: Lat 44.657605, Long -90.165974 for the decimal degrees or something similar. Currently, if I were too enter Lat 44°39'27.377"N Long 90°9'57.507"W it returns: 44.657604722222224, -90.16597416666667.  If I enter decimal degrees of Lat 44.657605, Long -90.165974 the resulting DMS is Lat 44°39'27.377999999987992"N, Long 90°9'57.50640000002022"W. Ideally, the DMS would be restricted to 3 or 4 decimal places after the seconds like Lat 44°39'27.377"N and the decimal degrees would be limited to 6 decimal places like 44.657605 or something similar. Make sense? The other thing is can the label reflect the entered coordinate type? Or does it alway have to return the decimal degrees? If these two things cannot be done or done easily it is no big deal because this is already way cool.  My users that may use this some day will ask me those two questions though, and I just need to know what to tell them. I appreciate what you have done thus far. ... View more

Ok, I figured it out.  My base maps that I was using were in a different projection, than WGS 1984 Web Mercator (auxiliary sphere). I switched over the base map and I see the point now.  Yes. This is exactly what I was thinking. ... View more

Tim, So I placed the widget in the right spot, and created a new map.  I set it to my local conditions: WKID: 103471, zoom level.  I enter in either decimal degrees or degrees minutes seconds.   I have been working with Long 90°10'53.664"W, Lat 44°39'20.088"N or -90.181572, 44.655579. It should put it in the middle of an intersection.  It calculates the Lat/Long, but nothing shows up. Is that correct?  Am I doing something wrong? David ... View more

Tim, I am pretty new to the developer addition of web app builder so bear with me. If I download from the link you put up for the Coordinate widget, does that take the place of the Coordinate Widget that is already in place on the developer web app builder? I replaced the Coordinate Widget with yours after making a copy of the original.  See picture below: If so, how does one enter a coordinate? Or is it simply a click on screen and get a lat/long back? Or did I miss something? Do I need a certain projection? Basically, I like your Location Widget. You can type your own coordinates in and it returns a result that you can zoom in on and see. ... View more