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Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Currently the most popular download on the ArcGIS JavaScript API Code Gallery is the Parcel Notification List application written and submitted by Jeff Archer from ESRI. In this video Jeff takes a few minutes to show how the sample works and gives a quick run-through of the code and components under the hood.

While local governments may be able use the application "as-is", there is enough starter material for any Web application that needs to select features based on a distance from other features and return tabular attributes of the results.

Download it, use it, modify it... it's up to you. And please leave comments on the download page if you have any questions or suggestions you think might help.

Contributed by Jim Barry of the EDN team.

Published Tuesday, September 30, 2008 10:09 AM by sterlingdq

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# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Cool App. I'm a hack and am looking to add some of the functionality to some of my REST services. Thanks
Wednesday, October 01, 2008 2:29 PM by Rick Kelson

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

The parcel example uses v1 of the javascript api.

The dojox grid code in the sample does not work in v1.1

It would be extremely useful if someone could post a code snippet for the dojox grid that does work in v1.1

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Ted Mellnik

tmellnik@charlotteobserver.com

Thursday, October 16, 2008 7:19 AM by tmellnik

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Howdy Ted, This demo doesn't actually use a dojox grid. Are you having an issue seeing the report output correctly? If so, this output is actually a simple HTML page generated by the GP model on sampleserver2. There is no dojo involved on the client besides the dojo dialog used to present the HTML. There could be a proxy issue on your work network or something else causing problems here. We don't have any plans to formally update this sample to v1.1 at this time, but it's very easy to do if you want to update it yourself. Simply update the tundra.css and JSAPI references to the 1.1 version (you can get those from samples in the resource center), and add the following tag before the JSAPI script tag: This will update the app to v1.1. Cheers, Jeff
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 2:07 PM by Jeff Archer

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Where is the GP model?
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 10:42 AM by Steve Xu

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Looking for GP model to customize parameters to use own GP Servise.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008 1:07 PM by Naseer Shafique

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

I'm using my data/services and I'm having trouble rebuilding the gp model. Is there away you could post it or so a screen shot. Thanks Jason
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 1:56 PM by Jason Neil

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Very nice, I'm trying to set everything up with my own data and services.  I'm almost there but I'm also having trouble with recreated the GP Model.  Could you post it or a screen shot of it.

Thanks

Jay

Wednesday, December 31, 2008 2:00 PM by esrijay

# re: Video explains "Parcel Notification List" JavaScript example

Very cool, I've been playing with this demo/app all day.  As I stated/posted earlier, I have everything working with my services other than the GP (mailing list).  I will try to dial it in next year.

One suggestion, it would be cool to have a text input for the "Pan to parcel Id" (instead of a drop down list).  Most cities and counties are huge so a drop down list might be a little too cumbersome.  A query input box might be better suited.  The drop down works great for the neighborhoods because there aren't as many.

Thanks again,

Jay

Wednesday, December 31, 2008 4:21 PM by esrijay

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