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Top 2- Essential Skills For ARCGIS Experience Builder Chapter 1 Map

BobFolsom2

So I am going through the Exercises and right off the bat the very first map I am unable to find.

Says Browse ArcGIS Online Tab for National Park Service Trails owner: Top20EssentialSkillsForExperienceBuilder

But it is not pulling up any maps

Anyone else run into this.

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BobFolsom2

THis was figured out User error sorry

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BobFolsom2

THis was figured out User error sorry

AlixVezina

Hi @BobFolsom2 ! Thank you for posting - please, would you mind sharing more details on the issue you encountered and how you resolved it? I've heard similar feedback before, so I assume there may be some usability challenge here we may want to address in the future! Thank you!

LanceCase

I've run into the same issue @BobFolsom2. What was your solution? Apparently, I'm making the same "user error".

Typing "National Park Service Trails owner" does not yield anything useful; especially if you follow that with a colon as the book suggests (no results at all). You have to type "Yosemite National Park Service Trails". I added the web map from "AlixSolutions" and that seemed to work fine. "National Park Service Trails owner:" by itself does not work, but "National Park Service Trails owner: AlixSolutions" does work.

Editing this again. My impression is that the search functions is flaky. I searched "owner: Top20EssentialSkillsForExperienceBuilder" and did see "National Park Service Trails" in the results (among many others). Then I modified the search to "National Park Service Trails owner: Top20EssentialSkillsForExperienceBuilder" as the book suggests, and it worked. Clear the search box and type "National Park Service Trails owner:" and nothing. Search "National Park Service Trails owner: Top20EssentialSkillsForExperienceBuilder" and you get the correct results. It's all or nothing! Good lord.

Hope this helps.

JosephKinyon_MarinCounty

The owner name needs to be in quotes
Here's a handy link if you have encountered this problem:
https://learngis.maps.arcgis.com/home/search.html?restrict=false&sortField=relevance&sortOrder=desc&searchTerm=owner%3A%22Top20EssentialSkillsForExperienceBuilder%22#content

https://learngis.maps.arcgis.com/home/group.html?id=83c3f232e2534c75b68eb9f35a390898#overview

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