Latest Contributions by AmyRoust

‎08-10-2017

Yes. Here's what I see (blacked out the server name on the URL -- this is on my test server and not live): And since that graphic nearly impossible to read: GET XHR http://[servernameremoved]/propertyviewertesting/configs/Splash/config_Important%3A%20Offline%20notice%20for%20server%20upgrade.json [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 11ms] SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data Stack trace: json@https://js.arcgis.com/3.21/init.js:147:461 p@https://js.arcgis.com/3.21/init.js:146:137 f@https://js.arcgis.com/3.21/init.js:138:503 g@https://js.arcgis.com/3.21/init.js:143:291 It is not insignificant that there is an error on the Splash config because in WABDE, I removed that widget before I downloaded the code package. I wonder if there is an error with the Splash widget in version 2.5 that is leaving residual code when it is added and then removed?

‎08-09-2017

Just tried that at your suggestion, and it came back valid.

‎08-09-2017

Has anyone seen this message on their web app after deployment? I just upgraded to WABDE version 2.5 today and the only change I made was to try to turn on the splash screen feature. When I hit Preview, everything works great. When I download the code and deploy it on my server, I get that error message and the map never loads. It's not happening on any of my other web apps, including ones I have updated today.

‎08-09-2017

Oh cool, thanks! We’re looking forward to taking it for a spin in our test environment when it’s ready.

‎08-09-2017

Hi Robert! I just upgraded to WABDE v. 2.5 and downloaded this widget this morning. I'm having an issue when trying to configure the "Update Expression" settings. When I click on the pencil to edit the expression value, nothing happens. It looks like the search by value tab will not appear unless this is configured. Is there a bug? Or, more likely, did I do something wrong with the install?

‎07-17-2017

That's what I ended up doing with our VRP. Thanks for the help!

‎07-11-2017

Is there a setting in Network Analyst that can force a vehicle routing problem to consider the service time at each location and make sure that the delivery is completed within the time window? I have three locations in my current solution that arrive within the time window specified, but the delivery time goes longer than the site's delivery window. Example: Location A has a delivery window of 8 am to 12 pm The solution has a truck scheduled to arrive at 11:55 am. The unload time is 20 minutes, so the delivery team will actually be there until 12:15 pm, which violates the delivery window. I need my crews to be finished with their delivery before the time window closes. Is there a way to tell Network Analyst that?

‎06-14-2017

Can you elaborate on which file you placed the HTML code into to make the hyperlinks a different color? The HTML source toggle button in the widget's configure dialogue box is worthless - none of the changes that I make in there will save.

‎06-08-2017

Thank you for this information! I downloaded our data as a file geodatabase as suggested, which provides the coded results. Unfortunately, the field names change to field_1, field_2, field_3, etc, so we trade one problem for another one. To be fair, I totally understand why the field names have to be converted, since a geodatabase would not accept field names with spaces, special characters, etc. Since this limitation is on your radar, do you have a timeline for when it will be fixed?

‎06-07-2017

Here are some screen shots from our setup that are creating the same issue. There is no spatial element to ours -- we're just using Survey123 to collect table data. Form design: Data entered: Excel spreadsheet download: Edited to add: I tried downloading in Firefox 53, IE 11, and Chrome 59. Same results from all three browsers.

‎05-16-2017

The locals are in LOVE with this widget! Thanks, Robert. It's great to finally get all of our historical imagery out for everyone to enjoy. An enhancement suggestion for your next round: the icons for each basemap jump around when you select a different vintage. This confuses people at first because they are expected everything to stay in the same place. A couple of screen shots to illustrate: First opens as this: When I switch to 1954, I get this: In the second example, all of the images slide one slot up. For example, 1966 goes from the second position to the first position. The end user who wants to go through each year instinctively goes to the second position, then the third, etc. Some people figure out what's going on; others get confused when things don't change as they expect. My thought is that the list of options could stay the same, regardless of which image was highlighted at the top. Also, it's a little odd to have the default basemap show up in the list twice when it's not activated. Just something to consider for a future iteration. We are happy people here in NE Kansas.

‎05-10-2017

Found a workaround. I removed the widget, went into AGOL and changed the thumbnail for each of the basemaps, and then re-added the widget.

‎05-10-2017

Just downloaded this widget today and am having trouble with the widget icons. I started by using the thumbnails in the image folder that came with the widget and got an error message saying that they aren't at least 400x400 in size. I tried a 400x400 photo and got this: Help?

‎05-10-2017

I've got several vintages of historical imagery that I would love to make available online, but I am not terribly happy with any of the options available through the current AGOL / WAB offerings. It seems like there are tools that dance all around what I want, but nothing quite like this: City of Surrey Historical Imagery Viewer I love the idea of being able to zoom in any area in the map and then easily switch back and forth between years. I took a stab at doing a swipe tool map, but it required so many set up steps for the user (turn on one layer, pick a base map, set up the slider tool) that I didn't think people would like it. I suppose I could just set up all of my historical imagery as basemaps and people could flip through all of the options. Just wondering if anyone out there had a more elegant solution?

‎05-09-2017

We’re using IIS, but the entire frontend is configured for SSL. Even if we configure as http on the backend, the URL has to use HTTPS to get through the front end. The long-term plan has always been to move us off of the email server, but since it hasn’t been an issue until now, the project has been pushed in favor of more urgent issues.

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Latest Contributions by AmyRoust

Re: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data

Re: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data

JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data

Re: Enhanced Search Widget Version 2.13 - 09/25/19

Re: Enhanced Search Widget Version 2.13 - 09/25/19

Re: Network Analyst not honoring time window ends

Network Analyst not honoring time window ends

Re: Splash Screen font color

Re: Survey 123 for ArcGIS dropdown list to csv download

Re: Survey 123 for ArcGIS dropdown list to csv download

Re: Enhanced Basemap Gallery Widget 2.8 - 05/1/2018

Re: Enhanced Basemap Gallery Widget 2.8 - 05/1/2018

Re: Enhanced Basemap Gallery Widget 2.8 - 05/1/2018

Historical Imagery "Time Slider" Widget

Re: Print widget not passing https through to new tab

Re: GIS for Asset Management

Cityworks / ArcGIS Enterprise user groups?

Re: Color Blind Color Palette - Pro

Re: Map pop-ups run off the edge of the map; Featu...

Provide an option to turn off "Use In Field Maps" ...