Good day,
I'm trying to add a link to an image in a popup from a web map service I published. I have a feature class with images added to the attribute table. I've published this feature class but I don't see the picture field in the attribute table. When I configure the popups, I can see the picture field and I added it to the popup, but nothing is displayed. I found several articles on how to show an image in a popup, but they require that you already have links to the images already working. I haven't even been able to get that far. Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Hi Chris,
Where are the images stored/hosted that you are trying to display?
Hi Katherine,
Thank you for your reply. They are stored in the attribute table of the feature class that I published to our ArcGIS Server 10.6.1. I believe the images are called feature attachments when they are added directly into the attribute table. I took a screenshot of this and attached it to my post above. The image is called picture_field.jpg.
Hmm...I am wondering if this is a feature that is not supported in ArcGIS Online. As you see in the pop-up configuration, it wants a text field that contains a URL (or just a static URL), not one that contains raster data directly stored in the attribute (which I believe is a BLOB data type). If there is a way you can host them on an image server and get a URL that way, then they should display in the pop-up.
Also, I am curious, once you configured the pop-up to display the Picture field and saved that configuration, did that field appear in the attribute table in Map Viewer?
Judging off of this: https://www.reddit.com/r/gis/comments/76x62v/how_to_get_arcgis_online_to_automatically/ I think it might be supported. I've tried to contact the person that posted that on reddit, but I haven't heard back. Unfortunately, hosting them on an image server wouldn't be practical in our situation. After configuring the pop-up to display the picture field, that field did not appear in the attribute table in map viewer. I've been playing with something called feature access and feature services, but I haven't had any luck.
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