Latest Contributions by MathewSuran

‎08-19-2015

I completely agree, thanks for the advise. Can you elaborate on how to create views on the backend? Im using MSSQL.

‎08-19-2015

What kind of join would you suggest since I have two different data types, Line and Point? I don't really want to join since joining would give me all of the features. All I want are the Line features to be able to be displayed but when selected, reference the point features attribute data to use in a query (for a later discussion).

‎08-19-2015

Testing both ways, file and sde.

‎08-18-2015

Thanks for that info, that is on the same line as what I read before. When the relationship class is created and the geodata service is shared on our server along with the Map service, do I only have to load the REST url of the feature class that I want to be able to access both attribute data from? For example: The gdb has a line feature class, point feature class and relationship class for the line feature class to reference the point feature class attributes. When loading the REST url, I would normally load both line and point which would be www.somegisserver.com/mapservice/0 and www.somegisserver.com/mapservice/1 respectively (0 being line, and 1 being point). If I understand this correctly, I should only have to bring in the line feature (www.somegisserver.com/mapservice/0) and the relationship class will reference the point features attributes in the gdb when a line is selected in the webapp? Or does it not work like that for webapplications?

‎08-17-2015

I have a line feature class and point feature class in a gdb that is hosted on our server. I want to utilize these in a webapp using the REST url. I want to ultimately be able to only display a line feature and be able to select it to display both line and point attributes. After doing some searching, I think I need to create a relationship class in the gdb. Can anyone lend some expertise on best way to accomplish this?

‎07-23-2015

Hello, I have 4 image layers (rasters) that use the same rft file for their color ramp. When I add each image layer to the legend, all that is displayed is "Red, Blue, Green" with a respective colored box next to each color. How do I use the rft file that I loaded into each image service so the correct color ramp is displayed in the legend?

‎07-22-2015

Any way to remove the clickable feature of the logo using the above css example? Or change the url location?

‎03-04-2015

Kelly, In your example, you only use one feature layer and one query feature. Can you elaborate on how to define multiple feature layers and multiple query features in your example? Also, how to only query from a specific "checked" feature layer in the TOC? Thanks!

‎03-04-2015

Anyone have any expertise in setting up the store and parent:child relationships for the above example?

‎02-23-2015

Hey all, This involves a custom JS Webapp that I am building. Does anyone know how to utilize the CB Tree to be able to turn on and off specific attributes of a FeatureLayer from its attribute table? For Example: TOC CapeMayElevationFeatureLayer Attribute: Year 2014 2013 2012 Attribute: Season Spring Fall I can load FeatureLayers from a GDB MapService hosted on our server, but all attributes are displayed. Thanks!

‎12-23-2014

Thanks for the link. After adding the line graph into my template, one issue I am running into is trying to get the Legend to work for the line graph. It seems like the chart Legend is conflicting with the map Legend and I keep getting an error in Google's inspect element tool that the "chart" is undefined. The chart Legend ends up appearing but the map Legend does not (which has the map layers attached). Any ideas? Let me know if you need me to post any code.

‎12-18-2014

Anyone have any suggestions or resources to check out?

‎12-18-2014

Anyone have any suggestions or resources to check out?

‎12-12-2014

Does anyone know how to be able to query a specific amount of features (ex. say 4 max) and populate a line graph in a separate window pane, for example at the bottom? I know you can populate a graph in a pop-up window, but I want to instead have it show up in a bottom pane. I also want to have an analysis box next to the chart that displays a volume change of the features queried. I have the layout already, I just need to fill in these parts. Thanks!

‎12-12-2014

I have 5 Feature Layers (Parent Checkboxes) that I want to be able to expand individually (Child Checkboxes) based on specific field names of their attribute tables. Basically like sub-feature layers? Does anyone have any direction to accomplish this?

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Re: Combine line and point feature classes attributes

Re: Combine line and point feature classes attributes

Re: Combine line and point feature classes attributes

Re: Combine line and point feature classes attributes

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