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You can change the color of your mesh. var sfs = new esri.symbol.SimpleFillSymbol(esri.symbol.SimpleFillSymbol.STYLE_SOLID, new esri.symbol.SimpleLineSymbol(esri.symbol.SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_DASHDOT, new esri.Color([255,0,0]), 2),new esri.Color([255,255,0,0.25])); look at this example: the first color changes the outline color and the second color changes your mesh color.
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Robert this might explain it: Link to pdf in ArcGIS Explorer Online
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Shouldn't there be a SHAPE.AREA field within your feature service?
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You mean the fills from the constant table here? SimpleFillSymbol | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript
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David, I see, that is a local png. What you would need is, get those png's and then host them locally. Tim
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I think you are stuck with what is available here SimpleFillSymbol | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript
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David, do you mean this? Esri picture marker symbol generator for JavaScript developers | ArcGIS Blog Tim
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Erika, vielleicht kann dir das helfen: ArcGIS Desktop Tim
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Saloni, On line 184 your are closing your require function, thats why FeatureLayer is not defined. If you moved the }); to the end it works. See here Work on templates for printing - JSFiddle Tim
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I get the following error in the developer tools: Uncaught ReferenceError: FeatureLayer is not defined
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Tony, you won't be able to upload it to AGO, you would need to host it.
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Tony, you are right with, ArcGIS Server and good developers you don't "need" AGOL. You should really check out the WebAppbuilder, it gives you an infrastructure to build on. Kinda imagine it as a house, which already has some rooms furnished (Widgets ESRI has created), but there are still rooms which you can furnish to fit your customers (custom widgets). Whenever ESRI adds features or fixes bugs, you can just move over your widgets and themes. I know this example might sound silly, but there shouldn't be too much out of sync happening. It is just nice if ESRI can do some work for you Tim
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The good thing is, since you already own licenses there won't be any extra cost to you with using AGOL. ESRI keeps creating apps (i.e. story map ) which makes it easy to connect to customers/citizens. Most of their AGOL apps are also optimized for different devices (tablets/mobile phone), which can be very time consuming if you do it yourself. In your case I would see AGOL as a time saving benefit. If you are not satisfied with the apps that ESRI provides, you can always download them and customize them to fit your need. Also check out the new WebBuilder, that might be something to use in conjunction with AGOL. Hope this helps! Tim
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