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Hosted Feature Layer - publicly shared- export enabled but not working in data download.

GISMaryWagner

Hello,

We have a publicly shared hosted feature layer (view) that has export to other formats enabled. In our public data download website the layer appears in the list, but when someone outside of the organization clicks to download it just says it cannot find the page.
There are two parts to this HFL - a source (export enabled, only shared with owner) and the view (export enabled shared with everyone and the data download group).
I have tried to turn the enable export on/off to try and refresh but that doesn't seem to work.
Public layer in question : https://mclio.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=a6fcbb9fcbac477e9afb00bde3ae4b34#overview
Public data download site: https://data-mclio.hub.arcgis.com/ (search Trails)

Settings for hosted view layer:

settings for the hosted source trails layer

We have this set up with a couple other public layers (a non-shared source and a public view) that works as expected, so I'm just not sure what is going on with this one. Really trying to avoid recreating this layer as it's one of our most used datasets!

Thanks for looking

Mary Wagner

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GISMaryWagner

Just coming back to update as we solved the mystery! This particular layer was not shared with the HUB group which made in inaccessible to the public. Unsure why it worked in Firefox though!

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GISMaryWagner

Just coming back to update as we solved the mystery! This particular layer was not shared with the HUB group which made in inaccessible to the public. Unsure why it worked in Firefox though!

GISMaryWagner

Hi Cody,

Thanks for testing it out, that is interesting - we haven't run into this browser issue before with other layers...I'll have to see what I can find online about this and possible fixes...maybe its the way the view is set up - there is a filter. Other views we have just exclude some fields.

Mary

CodyPatterson

Hey @GISMaryWagner

Still looking into it, but I tried this with two browsers, Chrome and Firefox, and I found that Firefox allows the page to open and it to be downloaded, I opened the shapefile and am able to read it without issue.

Has this ever been possible with other layers? You may be able to compare between to see if there's a difference, maybe layer type, certain fields, or just ArcGIS security may be causing it to not work as well!

Hopefully that helps a little bit, I will update with anything else I can find!

Cody

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