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// This is an Esri Arcade expression for labeling features or map pop-ups that combines various road street name component fields into a single value.
// It tests for empty values in the record.  If the value is empty, it returns an empty string ('').
// If the value is not empty, it returns the value of the record.
// See https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/ for more information on Arcade
// See https://www.nena.org/page/NG911GISDataModel for more information on NENA NextGen911 data model
// Example road: North Main Street

// variable to hold the contents of the label for roads
var road_label = "";

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// this represents with "custom-scripts.js" file located within the "app" directory of appliation files
define(["dojo/topic"], function(topic) {
  /*
   * Custom Javascript to be executed while the application is initializing goes here
   */

    // The application is ready
    topic.subscribe("tpl-ready", function(){
      /*
      * Custom Javascript to be executed when the application is ready goes here

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require(["dojo/topic"], function(topic) {
    // default alt text to apply to images
    const defaultAltText = 'a view along the Yellow Breeches Creek';

    // function to set alt attribute for images
    function setAltText(title,img) {
        // use grouped text if slide title text exists
        if (title) {
            // grouped text
            const groupedAltText = "".concat(defaultAltText, "; map tour stop: ").concat(title); 

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require(["dojo/topic"], function(topic) {
    // default alt text to apply to images
    const defaultAltText = 'a view along the Yellow Breeches Creek';

    // function to set alt attribute for images
    function setAltText(title,img) {
        // use grouped text if slide title text exists
        if (title) {
            // grouped text
            const groupedAltText = `${defaultAltText}; map tour stop: ${title}`;         

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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: Loop Through Layer "A" and Clip Features from Layer "B"
#
# Author: Patrick McKinney, Cumberland County GIS ([email protected] or [email protected])
#
# Created on: 6/21/2019
#
# Description: This sample script provides a template for how to loop through a layer (A) and clip features
# from another layer (B) based upon each record in layer A.
#

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// function to handle load event for map services
// See API reference at https://esri.github.io/esri-leaflet/api-reference/services/service.html#events
function processLoadEvent(service) {
   // service request success event
   service.on('requestsuccess', function(e) {     
      // set isLoaded property to true
      service.options.isLoaded = true;      
   });   
  
   // request error event

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<!-- 1. Post File [2018-09-30-Sample-Post.md] -->
---
layout: post
title:  A Sample Post
date:   2018-09-30
author: Mike the Blogger
description: This is the one blog post to rule them all
featured-image: my-awesome-photo.jpg
featured-image-alt: Mike the Blogger speaking at Times Square, New York City, New York
categories: Side Hustle

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# Sample script to start/stop ArcGIS Server service

# import modules
import arcpy, os, sys, time, datetime, urllib, urllib2, json

# generate token for server
def gentoken(server, port, adminUser, adminPass, expiration=60):
    # Re-usable function to get a token required for Admin changes
    query_dict = {'username':   adminUser,
                  'password':   adminPass,

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#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name:        Lesson 24 - Working With Multiple Maps In A Directory,
#              Geospatial Programming
#
# Author:      Patrick McKinney, Harrisburg Area Community College
#
# Created:     6/13/17
#
# Description: sample script for looping through a folder (directory)
#              and listing broken data sources in each map document (.mxd)

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# this is the file where the logic for your custom tool goes
# import modules
# import errorLogger.py module
import arcpy, sys, errorLogger

# run your tool's code
try:
  pass
  # your code goes here
# If an error occurs running geoprocessing tool(s) capture error and write message