here is the service rrc_public/RRC_GIS_Viewer (MapServer)
Here is a link to the map where I think it is working http://wwwgisp.rrc.texas.gov/GISViewer2/
I just want to put it in a web map?
Can you post a screenshot of the error? Are you accessing AGOL over http or https? It could be a mixed content issue, as I don't see any problems when I use http to access AGOL and use the http service URL:
On the other hand, if I use https to access AGOL and http for the service URL, that introduces an mixed content issue, as you can't mix http and https:
Some browsers allow you to ignore mixed content issues, but if you're accessing the webmap through https, try using http instead. Unfortunately, if your organization is SSL only, that means you can only access the web map viewer over https, and the Server site hosting the service doesn't appear to have SSL enabled.
I am using https and i think that is the issue. I noticed a couple of weeks ago I had to go in and change all of my map services to https in order to show up in my online ago map. I bet this is the issue but I didn't change anything, that I know of, in the ago settings. How can I go back to http??
Check if the Require SSL setting is checked, (I can't recall the exact wording of it), under your My Organization > Security settings:
Configure security settings—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS
If it's on, it may have been turned on for a reason, and turning it off may break existing webmaps if services in webmaps now go through HTTPS, and you access the webmaps over http.
Its off. Was there an update in the last few weeks for AGO?
Since it's off, can you access the web map viewer over http and add the service, (accessed via http as well)? Any updates to AGOL wouldn't affect mixed content issues, if that's what this turns out to be.
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