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Hi Michael, It would be possible, but sadly I don;t have the time at the moment , but I will consider it for the future. Tim
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10-22-2015
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Nebojsa Sudar in the widget configuration use this link for the grid url: Locator/MGRS (GeocodeServer)
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10-21-2015
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Hey Nebojsa, Thanks for bringing this up. It seems that ESRI has secured the service I used to get the USNG/MGRS which can be found here: http://serverapps101.esri.com/arcgis/rest/services/MGRS/GeocodeServer I'll have to see if I can find a different service. Tim
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You could use the attribute assistant: Configure Attribute Assistant - Special Event Planning | ArcGIS for State Government look under Generate ID Table
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10-20-2015
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I had a feeling that map.graphics are blocking the feature layer and fixed it by using MyFeature.getSelectedFeatures(); instead of the map.graphics. But your answer is even better since I didn't even think about skipping map.graphics altogether! Thanks for your explanation comments, that made me realize my mistake.
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Hey everybody, I am having a weird issue with my feature layer on hover event. This is my app: JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging To reproduce the issue, do the following: 1. Type in 32940 in the search widget and hit enter. 2. If you hover over the Orlando point you can see that it highlights in the data grid to the right (This works for all the highlighted features) 3. Now change the search radius to 200 miles, click in the search widget and hit enter. 4. Hover over Orlando and it does not highlight in the grid, none of the features that were select in step 1 will highlight. 5. If you hover over Miami, which wasn't selected in step 1, it will highlight in the grid. I tried and tried and can not figure out why this happens. Any input is appreciated! Tim
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Yeah, I don't know why this has been added, other than to show it is possible?
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Tracy, wherever your mouse cursor is when you drop the image, that is where the image will be. if (file.type.indexOf("image/") !== -1) {
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10-14-2015
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Alexander, Since you used the polygon of your state, which is just one polygon, you will have to divide it up yourself. Maybe you can find a layer of city limits to now subdivide the remaining polygon of suitable "state places". Tim
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10-14-2015
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Hey Felix, This is not possible by just changing a X/Y field in the attribute table. In ArcGIS Desktop you could use the XY tool to get to the point and place a graphic and then place your point on the map. In ArcGIS Online you can put x/y into the search box and it will get you there. Hope this helps! Tim
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I think we need more information. Is the line feature the only feature in your scenario? Or is the forest a polygon and then there is a line feature? If it is just a forest line segment, after you run my query you can open the attribute table and see in the bottom left, how many segments have been select, this would be your count.
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10-13-2015
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Jen, use "Select by Attribute" and use an expression like this: Searching numbers You can query numbers using the equal (=), not equal (<>), greater than (>), less than (<), greater than or equal (>=), less than or equal (<=), and BETWEEN operators. For example "FORESTCOVER" > 200
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The default symbol can be changed in the following js file: arcgis-web-appbuilder-1.2\client\stemapp\jimu.js\dijit\SymbolChooser.js If you have already created an app, go here: arcgis-web-appbuilder-1.2\server\apps\[Your app number]\jimu.js\dijit Within this file the default point symbol is defined between line 338 & 348: var args = {
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Tracy, once I remove the offset here it works: highlightSymbol: new PictureMarkerSymbol(geoSymbol).setOffset(9, 18) JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging PS: This is a great example, good work! Tim
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