A grouped table of contents for ESRI’s ArcIMS html client

February 15th, 2007 by Adam

Dave Bollinger’s dbGroupToC is a fantastic improvement to the default ArcIMS html client interface. “It is capable of grouping any number of layers into any number of groups which may be collapsed and expanded. It supports visibility toggling at both the layer and group levels. It supports a single “swatch” per layer to indicate legend rendering, as well as an optional “legend” per layer which can include detailed legend rendering if desired. It distinguishes between layers which are completely visible, and layers which have been flagged visible but are not visible at the current zoom level. It is relatively browser-independent, requires only minimal changes to existing code to implement, and is clearly broken into code and data modules.”

You can download it, and instructions for installation, here.

Basically:

1. Copy the entire dbGroupToc directory to the website directory which ArcIMS uses (so dbGroupToC is a subdirectory).

2. Replace the default toc.htm file, located in the website’s directory with the toc.htm included in the dbGroupToC directory you
just copied.

3. Add the following bit of Javascript to “MapFrame.htm” in
the website’s directory before (or after) the other included JavaScript files

4. Clear your browser cache and reload the website to make sure the ToC has been updated.

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Taking notes

February 14th, 2007 by Adam
The Google Notebook extension for Firefox is pretty handy for keeping track of things you find on the internets. Works great in combination with Google Docs and Spreadsheets as a blog editor.

Downloading
this extension gives you access to the mini Google Notebook feature, which allows you to: Clip and collect information as you surf the web.
Stay in your browser window. Organize your notes from the web page you’re on.
Note created January 31, 2007

Google Notebook(-) - www.google.com/…

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