Latest Contributions by SvivaManager

‎09-27-2018

Hi Robert Scheitlin, GISP, Thanks again for the great work with that widget! I'm interested with customizing the window content but I found it more complicated than expected.. Is it possible to add a button / link within the popup window that turns on a different layer + changes the selection to a different feature? (run a query task on another layer) I tried implementing a javascript snippet in the configurations of the popup window through the web map but I couldn't see how i can select other layers when im in the scope of the window popup.. I assume that manipulating the displayed data of the popup requires a cusome template of the popup window? or can you think of a better way of doing this? Regards, Shay.

‎06-21-2018

No it's just a fresh idea that I was hoping to find a quick answer for.

‎06-21-2018

I'd be happy to know if you received a clear answer by now..

‎06-18-2018

Hello, I'm not really sure if this is the right spot for this. If not, I'll be happy to move it. I have created a P.O.C in Angular with the help of the brilliant tutorial code in github. I have changed the basemap to my own tile service, but since we are using a different SpatialReference, problems started to come up quickly. I discovered that when addressing the center property of the basemap, by default, it takes either an array of two numbers [x,y], or a PointProperties datatype... either way, SpatialReference is out of the picture and that is wrong. The way I managed to solve this was by passing a json object as follow - { x:..., y:...., SpatialReference: 2039 } This code luckily works, but I'm getting an error on the data type, since it's not documented as supported inside the API. Is there a way to pass this as a change recommendation to ESRI?? SpatialReference is super important for some countries and the difference between supporting it and not in most cases, for us, it's show stopper. Most of ESRI's new products will never be in use for us because they lack of support with the relevant SpatialReference.. Regards, Shay.

‎06-14-2018

Hi, I came across with this problem as well in my local installation of Portal for ArcGIS and managed to fix it. you can solve this bug manually by going to the local library where the JS API is located at (....\arcgis_js_api\library\), there should be a library called xstyle and there should be a file there named css.js In that file, search for the following text - a&&"none"!=a and replace it with - a&&"none"!=a&&"normal"!=a in the api library, there might be a second version of this file, so it's just best to run a texet search on all files under that api location. Hope that helps. Cheers, Shay.

‎06-14-2018

I've noticed that this discussion is related to AGOL, but I came across with this problem as well in my local installation of Portal for ArcGIS and managed to fix it. So for those who are using the on-premise version, this bug is manually solvable by going to the local library where the JS API is located at (....\arcgis_js_api\library\), there should be a library called xstyle and there should be a file there named css.js In that file, search for the following text - a&&"none"!=a and replace it with - a&&"none"!=a&&"normal"!=a in the api library, there might be a second version of this file, so it's just best to run a texet search on all files under that api location. Hope that helps anyone. Cheers, Shay.

‎08-21-2017

I need such a feature as well. would be great to have it added

‎08-10-2017

Did you ever tried using a different client instead of arcpy.ArcSDESQLExecute to query the database? from different posts I found, people says it's not a good idea but I didn't tried it. Shay.

‎08-10-2017

I'm having the exact same problem with older versions. ArcGIS Server 10.4.1 and MSSQL 2012. I did cast to begin with but it slows down the query and the script takes 7 minutes to finish instead of a few seconds!! Is there a bug for this in ESRI?? Shay.

‎07-17-2017

Hi Robert Scheitlin, GISP, I took the old widget (above, which does not work anymore..) and changed it a bit to assemble a link with the relevant coordinates once you click a point on the map and then a google street view is opened on a seperate tab in the browser. I believe this is completely legal? Also, I noticed it's still possible to show a popup in the widget window as long as you use a personal token during the usage but I didn't invested more time on doing this this at this point. Maybe in the future - Street View containers | Google Maps JavaScript API | Google Developers I thought i'll upload the widget with my changes but I'm still not completely certain that's legit.. so I thought I'll consult here with you first..? Regards, Shay.

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