Layer catalog bugs?
I recently installed Geocortex Essentials 4.6 - alongside HTML5 viewer 2.7.
I tested layer catalog and found that a couple of tools do not work.
Remove layer does not work.
After adding layers through the catalog, I added another layer.
However, the layers added previously do not work any more such as for chaning symbology, visibility.
I am wondering if these are known bugs.
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Hi Yunsik,
We are not able to reproduce this issue. Could we have the map service (if it is public)? or more information, like what is the layer's type? is there any console error? and is the layer both added in the base site and seed site?when you click "remove layer", no respose or the layer is not able to be deleted?
Thanks
Long0 -
I created a seed site, which serves as layer catalogs for my test site.
The seed site contains serveral map services. Each map service also contains several layers.
From my test site I can open Layer Catalog and add layers, which are from the seed site.
However, remove layer and some functions do not work.
There is no console error. A layer is from a map service that was added only to a seed site.0 -
Hi Yunsik,
Thank you for your information. Can we have the map service if it is public? If it is possible, can we have some screenshots too? thanks.
Long0 -
Quick follow-up: we had a developer take a look at this issue, and the problem lies with the service itself: image requests made via a GET work fine, but longer requests that need to be made via a POST are getting an image URL that then results in a 400 Bad Request error.
His suggestion was to ensure that the ArcGIS Server output directory configuration is correct, and to check for any filters or proxies that would disrupt access to a URL of the general form:https://my.servername.com/services/rest/directories/arcgisoutput/DataMenu/Environmental_MapServer/_ags_mapb2e78e20391f46679392ae07ccf8320b.png
For anyone else experiencing a similar behavior, check the response from the image request using Fiddler. If the request is made via POST, the response will look something like this:HTTP/1.1 200 OK Cache-Control: private, must-revalidate, max-age=0 Content-Length: 391 Content-Type: text/plain;charset=utf-8 ETag: 6ce8a622 Vary: Origin Server: Microsoft-IIS/8.5 Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://testclient.latitudegeo.com Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true Server: X-AspNet-Version: 4.0.30319 X-Powered-By: ASP.NET Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2016 16:28:12 GMT {"href":"https://my.server.com/services/rest/directories/arcgisoutput/DataMenu/Environmental_MapServer/_ags_mapb2e78e20391f46679392ae07ccf8320b.png","width":1570,"height":913,"extent":{"xmin":918139.03096111852,"ymin":410308.77734462667,"xmax":1596118.2613233516,"ymax":804573.13232597627,"spatialReference":{"wkid":2927,"latestWkid":2927}},"scale":497472.65820209723}Try requesting the URL in the "href" attribute; if it returns a server error, check to see if something (e.g., a proxy) is interfering with your image requests.
Yunsik, I've omitted some of the information specific to your organization's server from this post; I'll provide the full, unmodified explanation via email.0 -
Can you save a Project with layer added from layer catalog with the Out of Box Layer Catalog?
We were able to do this with the professional services version of layer catalog.
Thanks,
Dibya0
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