Latest Contributions by MollyBurhans

‎09-04-2019

Also, I looked at the Bug -- it's not quite the same, the labels are not on the map at all (we do not want them there, because it is too slow to load) -- but for some reason they show in the app

‎09-04-2019

Hi Peter, We do own the feature service and are hosting it privately in ArcGIS Online. Thanks, Molly

‎09-03-2019

Hello Geonet, I have two questions; App Feature: It there any way to remove the ability to tab between polygons in a popup? (I think it's a good feature for accessibility, but client wants it gone) App Bug: We're working with 40 years of data in a time series map -- sometimes the popup allows you to tab between years, instead of between countries. The example in the video shows Germany and East Germany -- however, we have witnessed this error in two countries with boundaries that have not changed in the time; Nigeria and Lybia. Any ideas about what is going on and how to stop it Note: I just posted about the labels on the map, so ignore that they are not changing. Thank you for helping out!

‎09-03-2019

Self explanatory -- we turned off the labels in a map in ArcGIS Online, the applications that pull from it are manufacturing labels and we need this to not happen because it's a time series map and they load too slowly in the regular AGO infrastructure. I am not sure how to proceed. I made a video demo to show the issue. The label for the USA is also appearing in Alaska when fully zoomed out -- is there a way to change this? Thanks for your help!

‎04-24-2019

This is an issue that we're having right now too. More than just the slider -- we can see that the data shown in the label is from both the start and end year, and to make things worse, it's different years for different features. Note, Alaska is showing the data for one year as a label while the US mainland polygon is labeled for another. I can toggle between these in the pop up but it's horribly inconvenient. No slider moved, just the little arrow in the popup: We plugged in The CSS from @Centre de compétence SITG helped a bit for a moment (thank you!). But then -- this is where my mind gets blown about trying to fix this -- the entire field of "Orphanages" (displayed above) was erased and replaced with the next year value in the shapefile this is all pulling from. I have never seen anything like this. But then other attributes, like leprosy colonies, were not hit by this error (yet...) This is a bit buggy.

‎05-20-2016

It would be very helpful to have an option to make ArcGIS Online maps unsearchable, and therefore not visible on ArcGIS online outside of the organization unless you have a URL or it is embedded in a site (ideally, there would be an option for it to be visible only if embedded, with secure URL, but I don't know if that's possible). This would allow maps to be embedded in a secure website directory able to be displayed to everyone accessing it, but challenging to access in otherways. I am having to go back and erase all the metadata, tags and descriptions so that the users can log on to the secure website directory but they cannot be easily found or understood in ArcGIS online. I think this may all be possible if I download the apps and maps and configure them offline and add them outside of ArcGIS Online, but it’s a bit of a hassle. ISSUU online has a comperable security feature for sharing pdfs: http://help.issuu.com/hc/en-us/articles/204816088-How-to-upload-and-publish-unlisted-documents-Can-I-protect-my-publications-

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Latest Contributions by MollyBurhans

Re: Labels Appearing in Application, but Map it Pulls From has them Turned Off

Re: Labels Appearing in Application, but Map it Pulls From has them Turned Off

Pop-up Question, Issue in Time Series

Labels Appearing in Application, but Map it Pulls From has them Turned Off

Re: Displaying Single Year of Data in Time Aware Map

Privacy Setting, ArcGIS Online: unsearchable but publically viewable if embeddable

Privacy Setting, ArcGIS Online: unsearchable but p...