Latest Contributions by SimonCrutchley

In order to maintain corporate branding I need to replace the standard widgets, with various ones designed by our digital team. Unfortunately, although we have created 24x24 png files, they come in with a massive border, making the icon itself tiny. Is there any way to control the other settings for the icons, as the only option within WebApp Builder seems to be to replace the icon? Alternatively, is there a way to find the original ESRI icon, so that we can at least ensure it is as similar as possible. The 'tip' in WebApp Builder says the icon should be 24x24 and png, gif or jpeg, but it that's what we've already done. As a secondary point, I'm trying to replace all the icons, and those on the main screen say they can't be replaced. I've had a brief play with ESRI Assistant to see if I can do anything in JSON, but again it's a case of not knowing where to find the replacement icon. I realise that's all quite convoluted, but hopefully someone can suggest some help. I also realise that it's time for the festive break, so won't be expecting anything till the New Year. Thanks for your help. ... View more

Hi there, I have a very specific request that I'm struggling with. Within my map, I have a layer which contains a PERIOD field, which for complex reasons contains multiple values e.g. 'ROMAN\EARLY MEDIEVAL\LATE MEDIEVAL\MEDIEVAL\POST MEDIEVAL'. Because this is a multiple entry, the only way to search is by using 'CONTAINS'. Unfortunately, whilst someone looking for features of a 'BRONZE AGE' date, who enters 'BRONZE AGE' as their criteria, will be happy to find 'EARLY BRONZE AGE', 'LATE BRONZE AGE' as well as just 'BRONZE AGE', POST MEDIEVAL  is a different time period. Therefore, someone looking for 'MEDIEVAL', although happy to find 'LATE MEDIEVAL' as well as just 'MEDIEVAL' will not want 'POST MEDIEVAL'. I've been trying to find a way to exclude 'POST MEDIEVAL', but everything I've tried also excludes 'MEDIEVAL'. I guess what I need is the query 'CONTAINS 'POST MEDIEVAL' AND DOES NOT CONTAIN 'MEDIEVAL\POST MEDIEVAL', but used as an excluder. BTW I know that because of the structure, if both 'MEDIEVAL' and 'POST MEDIEVAL' occur they will always occur as 'MEDIEVAL\POST MEDIEVAL'  so that string is searchable. Does that make sense? Thanks ... View more