April 26, 2015 03:27 · January 26, 2015 19:33 · August 29, 2015 14:13 · January 21, 2015 03:27 · January 21, 2015 03:02 · August 29, 2015 14:13
 From 'Using_tickets_12_08_2011' -
 Google Chrome - No sound files
 Safari - No mouseover
 Internet Explorer - No sound files 
 <!--Include the following JS libraries-->
 
        <script src="js/plugins.js"></script><!--Leaflet plugins included by default-->
        <script src="js/vendor/proj4.js"></script><!--Adds proj4 projection libraries to site-->
        <script src="js/vendor/proj4leaflet.js"></script><!--Enables proj4 support for leaflet-->
 import arcpy
 arcpy.CheckOutExtension("spatial")

 HC_DEM1 = "HC_DEM1"
 p11 = "p11"
 p11_dem = "C:\\Users\BRKA001\\DOCUMENTS\\bk_tests\\testrun.mdb\\p11_dem"

 arcpy.gp.ExtractByMask_sa(HC_DEM1,p11,p11_dem)
 GPS1448
 GPS1536
 GPS1563
 GPS1751
 GPS1846
 GPS1874
 GPS1875
 GPS1998
 GPS2213
 GPS2471
 import os
 #The only thing new about this program is the fact that instead of calling getvar directly,
 #the function cuantos is called. cuantos() prompts the user for the number of conversions
 #they would like to make and utilizes a while loop that adds 1 to the count variable 'a'.
 #Once this variable is equal to the repetititon number (rep), the program exits the while
 #loop. In case of failure, the entire cuantos() function is within a while loop, which is
 #by default True. This means that it will loop itself infinitely if no break is encountered.
 #A break is only encountered in the event of the successful run of getvar for the number of
 #iterations specified by rep, so any failure would be greeted with an error prompt and restart.
 def cuantos():
 // Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
 console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console
 From https://github.com/NelsonMinar/vector-river-map (Could be great for PLSSFinder reset, includes basemap and server configuration) 

 We should set up an NGINX server if we reconfigure the Ubuntu Servers.

 Mapbox studio creates vector tiles using protocol buffer format. This is efficient, but also not supported by tilestache currently. We can, however, render JSONs from a postgres database and use the cartoCSS from mapbox for styling.

 If one would like to open a project created from a different machine, paths must be changed in the following files (using LCFRstyle4 and LCFRtiles for example, your names may vary): 

 LCFRstyle4.tm2/project.yml
 LCFRstyle4.tm2/project.xml
	From 'Using_tickets_12_08_2011' -
	Google Chrome - No sound files
	Safari - No mouseover
	Internet Explorer - No sound files
	import arcpy
	arcpy.CheckOutExtension("spatial")

	HC_DEM1 = "HC_DEM1"
	p11 = "p11"
	p11_dem = "C:\\Users\BRKA001\\DOCUMENTS\\bk_tests\\testrun.mdb\\p11_dem"

	arcpy.gp.ExtractByMask_sa(HC_DEM1,p11,p11_dem)
	GPS1448
	GPS1536
	GPS1563
	GPS1751
	GPS1846
	GPS1874
	GPS1875
	GPS1998
	GPS2213
	GPS2471
	import os
	#The only thing new about this program is the fact that instead of calling getvar directly,
	#the function cuantos is called. cuantos() prompts the user for the number of conversions
	#they would like to make and utilizes a while loop that adds 1 to the count variable 'a'.
	#Once this variable is equal to the repetititon number (rep), the program exits the while
	#loop. In case of failure, the entire cuantos() function is within a while loop, which is
	#by default True. This means that it will loop itself infinitely if no break is encountered.
	#A break is only encountered in the event of the successful run of getvar for the number of
	#iterations specified by rep, so any failure would be greeted with an error prompt and restart.
	def cuantos():
	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console
	From https://github.com/NelsonMinar/vector-river-map (Could be great for PLSSFinder reset, includes basemap and server configuration)

	We should set up an NGINX server if we reconfigure the Ubuntu Servers.

	Mapbox studio creates vector tiles using protocol buffer format. This is efficient, but also not supported by tilestache currently. We can, however, render JSONs from a postgres database and use the cartoCSS from mapbox for styling.

	If one would like to open a project created from a different machine, paths must be changed in the following files (using LCFRstyle4 and LCFRtiles for example, your names may vary):

	LCFRstyle4.tm2/project.yml
	LCFRstyle4.tm2/project.xml