Latest Contributions by JasonHine

‎10-04-2018

It's not free, but here's an option that your friend might consider, if other options don't pan out: ArcGIS for Personal Use Program | ArcGIS Desktop Advanced for Personal Use

‎10-04-2018

Hi Tomas, When the Search widget is configured to return multiple results (see Step 4g in this doc page: Search widget—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ), the results appear as a list below the Search input box (same place the suggestions appear). The results list is highlighted here with a red box: You can click a result in that list to see it highlighted on the map in cyan. If what you want is to select and highlight multiple features by attribute, try the Query widget: Query widget—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

‎08-28-2018

Photo by Denys Nevozhai on Unsplash Continuing the series that began with the Introduction to Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Developer Edition training seminar, Esri Training Services has just released another video for Users and Tinkerers. This 9 minute video presents a workflow that can help standardize and streamline the way your organization configures widgets. Use this link to access this and all the videos in the series: www.esri.com/training/Bookmark/FKRAQTELZ If you have feedback on the video, or would like to suggest topics for future videos, please leave a comment! When new videos get added to this series, I'll let you know about them here on GeoNet.

‎08-23-2018

Hi Aled, In addition to the resources already mentioned, here's a few more. These can be completed with an ArcMap Basic license and an ArcGIS organizational account (Publisher or Administrator). (If you don't have such an account, you can get one free by signing up for the Developer Program: Essentials plan at Pricing | ArcGIS for Developers .) Homeless in the Badlands | Learn ArcGIS Mapping the Public Garden | Learn ArcGIS Bridging the Breast Cancer Divide | Learn ArcGIS In addition, with your ArcGIS organizational account, you can access ~30 Free ArcMap training products available through Esri's My Academy. Good luck!

‎07-26-2018

Web AppBuilder currently supports point clustering two ways: You can make a Web Map with a point layer, and configure clustering on the point layer. The Web Map can be used by Web AppBuilder. You can add the Info Summary widget, and use it to cluster a point layer.

‎07-19-2018

Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS ("Web AppBuilder") is a web application designed to let you build powerful GIS apps without writing any code. Web AppBuilder also provides an extensible framework for developers to create custom widgets and themes. The jimu.js library is the core source code inside every GIS app made by Web AppBuilder. The core dijits and classes in jimu.js are documented at https://developers.arcgis.com/web-appbuilder under the API Reference and Guide tabs. We understand there is a lot to do in terms of documenting the extensible code in jimu.js and are working on a new system to enhance it.

‎06-06-2018

Photo by Chad Kirchoff on Unsplash As mentioned in the Introduction to Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Developer Edition training seminar, Esri Training Services has begun producing short videos on specific Developer Edition topics, including some that require no programming experience. Today we published the second video in the series, which explores the purpose and relationships of the files and folders commonly found inside a WAB DE custom widget. You can use this link to find the videos in this series: www.esri.com/training/Bookmark/FKRAQTELZ If you have feedback on the video, or would like to suggest topics for future videos, please leave a comment! When new videos get added to this series, I'll announce them here.

‎06-13-2017

Hi Sagar, The ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java has a LocalServer class and subclasses to support offline mapping scenarios. Take a look at the Local Server Map Image Layer sample and other Local Server samples. Note that the map data needs to be in a Map Package (*.mpk) file in order to work with LocalServer; you can use one of the ArcGIS Desktop applications (ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro) to produce *.mpk files.

‎10-04-2016

It looks like this is now possible in ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.1: ArcGIS API for JavaScript Sandbox - PopupTemplate function

‎09-25-2015

Hi Tony, To help answer your 2nd follow-up question, you can batch geocode a list of addresses using the Locator class and the World Geocoding Service. As a developer, you can leverage a free ArcGIS for Developers account, which includes enough credits to batch geocode about 1200 addresses in a given month. The ArcGIS for Developers account is intended to give you the ability to develop and test solutions that access premium Esri content and services; when you're ready to deploy, you can figure any expected credit consumption into the pricing model for your app.

‎09-18-2015

Kudos to John and Andrew for the workarounds. A few follow-up notes: Appending the parameter directly to the QueryTask URL probably means that parameter is set for the life of the QueryTask. If you want to be able to set the parameter on a query-by-query basis, use John's workaround (esriRequset.setRequestPreCallback()). The workarounds given in this thread should also work for other Query properties, such as returnM and returnZ. The lack of these properties on Query is noted in NIM091578.

‎08-26-2015

That works, thanks Kelly!

‎08-25-2015

I'm trying to get the BasemapToggle widget to work with a custom Basemap. The widget needs one of the Map.basemap strings, so I'm feeding my custom Basemap to the Map, and then specifying a Map.basemap string in the widget. This kinda works, but the widget thumbnail and title don't change as expected. I get an Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'thumbnailUrl' of undefined, even if I specify the widget's basemaps property. Could this be a bug? Code is here: JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging

‎08-07-2015

Great article -- a concise, clear presentation of what promises are and how they can benefit your mapping apps. Looking forward to the rest of the series, Andy!

‎07-27-2015

I'm trying to get a sense of how many unique ArcGIS-based portals are out there on the Web, sharing data and/or functionality for app developers (and others) to consume (either free or for-fee). Any suggestions for ways to get a reasonable estimate would be appreciated!

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Re: ArcGIS DeskTop trial version, is it no longer available?

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Re: Web Appbuilder Beta Clustering

Re: jimu API for creating widgets

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Re: Can we embed an offline static map in java desktop application using arcGIS ? If yes then how ?

Re: PopupTemplate.content with method in 4.0

Re: web app development questions - getting started

Re: Why isn't "returnDistinctValues" an option for the "Query" object in the JS API?

Re: Use custom Basemap with BasemapToggle?

Use custom Basemap with BasemapToggle?

Re: ArcGIS JavaScript Promises and Web Mobile (Part 1)

How many public ArcGIS portals are out there?

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