Latest Contributions by AndrewDavis2

Hello, I am running 10.7 edition of ArcGIS Monitor.  I was able to create a 'Connection' and then connect to my ArcGIS Server (10.6.1). The default alerts all seemed to work in the test. I keep getting 'Log-Severe' alerts.  I suspect that the default settings for my Server (the web adapter does not allow remote admin). Is there a place where I can go to learn how to 'tune' the alerts?   Andy ... View more

Hi, I have a FindClosestFacility task published on my 10.2 server.  It works just fine with a point generated on my jsapi map as the incident.  However, I cannot get a set of facilities (26 of them) to populate to the "params.facilities" .  Below is the javascript I am using to try and do this with.   **Forgive me, but I can't figure out the format as script in this new interface** The odd thing is I can put all 26 of the facilities into my browser endpoint for this, hit 'Post', and get answers back just fine.  But not here.  I've played with this in Chrome, FireFox (FireBug) and no facilities make it into the network traffic. Any help would be most welcome. Andy.. function callTheClosest(pt, map) {             try {                              params = new ClosestFacilityParameters();                 var location = new Graphic(pt);                 incidentsGraphicsLayer.add(location);                                                               params.impedenceAttribute = "Miles";                 params.defaultCutoff = 7.0;                 params.returnIncidents = false;                 params.returnRoutes = true;                 params.returnDirections = true;                 routeGraphicLayer = new GraphicsLayer();                 var routePolylineSymbol = new SimpleLineSymbol(                   SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,                   new Color([89, 95, 35]),                   4.0                 );                 var routeRenderer = new SimpleRenderer(routePolylineSymbol);                 routeGraphicLayer.setRenderer(routeRenderer);                 map.addLayer(routeGraphicLayer);                                   //limited here for the sake of this post                          var myFacilities = new FeatureSet();                 myFacilities.features = {                     "type": "features",                     "features": [                         { "geometry": { "x": -10787913.494708639, "y": 3863379.223503378, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100 } } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10766632.183609722, "y": 3880144.7048543575, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100 } } },                                                { "geometry": { "x": -10780407.638873382, "y": 3850484.94712767, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10776983.283847023, "y": 3881291.5947306715, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10775121.812611572, "y": 3895000.163088483, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10770883.746324655, "y": 3876436.115831069, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10764544.326520529, "y": 3866776.454696822, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10780675.771202894, "y": 3895735.085189703, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } },                         { "geometry": { "x": -10782024.923372362, "y": 3877269.7042271197, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100} } }                     ],                     "doNotLocateOnRestrictedElements": true                 };                 params.facilities = myFacilities;                 params.returnIncidents = true;                 params.returnFacilities = true;                 var features = [];                 features.push(location);                 var incidents = new FeatureSet();                 incidents.features = features;                 params.incidents = incidents;                 params.outSpatialReference = map.spatialReference;                           closestFac = new ClosestFacilityTask("myURL");                 closestFacilityTask.solve(params, function (solveResult) {                     array.forEach(solveResult.routes, function (route, index) {                         //build an array of route info                         var attr = array.map(solveResult.directions[index].features, function (feature) {                             return feature.attributes.text;                         });                         var infoTemplate = new InfoTemplate("Attributes", "${*}");                         route.setInfoTemplate(infoTemplate);                         route.setAttributes(attr);                         routeGraphicLayer.add(route);                         dom.byId("directionsDiv").innerHTML = "Hover over the route to view directions";                     });                     //display any messages                     if (solveResult.messages.length > 0) {                         dom.byId("directionsDiv").innerHTML = "<b>Error:</b> " + solveResult.messages[0];                     }                 });                                                      }             catch (e) {                 console.log("TROUBLE inside the callTheClosest: " + e.message);             }                   } ... View more

I have a jQuery Mobile site which has a page acting as a dialog that sends an x/y to a geocoding service.  The results plunk on the map just nicely and the entire thing runs great on the desktop and phone with the following exception. When running off of a mobile device.  When the user clicks on a listed result in the dialog the page header displays but the map does not. Using Chrome debugging tools on an Android device I can see the error: Invalid value for <image> attribute x="NaN". Map disappears when size changes​  seems to be a similar issue. I have tried setting my map to 'autoResize:false' and handle the resize event in a separate portion of my code. I can see the x and y in the console but am unsure of where you would set a coord for svg.js Is this something I can handle separately? ... View more

Hi, I'm working on a direction based project and have been working through the Network Analyst tutorials (10.0) and have been able do follow along and get similar results using the ArcTutor datasets. However when I start using my own datasets, I get a "Directions Ready: No" and "Length Attribute, Street Name" required.  I have both of those attributes in my dataset and still get the error. Is there a set schema I have to use? Andy ... View more