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&amp;quot;replace all&amp;quot; within service urls

AllisonShaw

Hi, I would like to use a "replace all" function to replace our test environment urls of ArcGIS Server-hosted map services referenced in the map
http://tnc.maps.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=e276bf141dfb4459b0f900b85d252dfd&extent=-89.021,44.3552,-85.0824,46.006
with production environment urls to avoid having to add the production services and reconfigure all the pop-ups. Can anyone tell me where to access the source code that an ArcGIS Online map uses to grab the indicated services so I can use a text editor to redirect it to the production map services?

Thanks!

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ChristianSmith

You could use one of the "new" AGOL admin tools. In some cases, You will need to be the owner of the map for this to work.

Admin Tools Wiki

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Mike Minami

Unfortunately, it is not possible to do this.

Thanks,

Mike

AllisonShaw

Thanks for letting me know, Mike!

JasonEwertMPCA

We are also using test and production environments. Does Esri have plans for adding this functionality? I would like to avoid developing and testing in our production environment if at all possible. It could be added to the edit options when editing the map details.

ChristianSmith

You could use one of the "new" AGOL admin tools. In some cases, You will need to be the owner of the map for this to work.

Admin Tools Wiki

JasonEwertMPCA

Thank you! That worked great and opend the door to some additional tools. https://github.com/Esri/ago-tools

ChristianSmith

Hi Mike,

I was wondering if it is possible to change the correct answer to this question.

When you answered it, there were no admin tools for AGOL. Since that time, we now have access to new admin tools that address the problem. Is it possible, or worth the time and effort, to update this so that users can find the correct answer?

Smitty

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